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John Trapp on Matthew 15:16

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Matthew15:16

Verse 16. Do not ye yet understand?] What? Not at these1 Tim. [illegible: 1 word]. [illegible: 1 word]. years, and after so long standing? Will ye stand, till ye waxe [non-Latin text not transcribed] adhuc pro [non-Latin text not transcribed], at these years; now that you are ut full stature, and in your full vigour? sour again, and not give your selves wholly to these things, that your profiting may appear to all? Is it not a shame to have no more wit at sixty year old, then at six? to be alwaies learning, yet never [illegible: 1 word] to the knowledge of the truth? God expects a proportion of skill and [illegible: 1 word] according to the time and means men have had, Heb. 5 12.

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