John Trapp on Matthew 15:6
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Matthew15:6
Verse 6. And honour not his father and his mother] Supple, insons erit. Our Saviour contents himself to relate [illegible: 1 word] words only of the tradition, as Lawyers use to do the first words of the Statute or Canon, they [illegible: 1 word] te or argue upon. Thus have you made the Commandment of none effect] Ye have [non-Latin text not transcribed] of [non-Latin text not transcribed] & [non-Latin text not transcribed] rule, authority. sought to shoulder God out of his throne, to devest and spoil him of his rule and authority, to ungod him as it were, by making his Commandment void and invalid. And do not Papists as much as all this, whiles they teach that a Monk [illegible: 1 word] not leave his cloister, to relieve his father, but must rather see and suffer him to die for hunger in the streets? Lyra hath these very words, Filius [illegible: 1 word] professionem factam in religione, excusatur à subveniendo parenlibus. This Lyra was a famous English Jew, but an arrant Papist, as, for most part, all were then: for he flourished, Anno 1320.
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