John Trapp on Matthew 15:20
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Matthew15:20
Verse 20. These are the things which [illegible: 1 word] a man] Make him a [illegible: 2 words] in Gods sight, his heart being a filthy [illegible: 1 word] of all [illegible: 1 word] vices, his life a long chain of sinfull actions, a very continued web of wickednesse. And whereas Repentance is the souls vomit, and Confession the spunge that wipes out all the blots and blurres of our lives, that cunning manslayer holds the lips elose that the heart may not disburden it self by so [non-Latin text not transcribed]. wholesome evacuation, and doth what he can to hinder the birth of Repentance, that fair and happy daughter of an uggly and odious De Pompeio Romani ap. [illegible: 1 word]. in vita Hist. of holy War. mother, sinne.
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