John Trapp on Matthew 16:7
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Matthew16:7
Verse 7. It is because we have taken no bread] Oh the dullnesse that is in the best to receive or retain heavenly mysteries! Surely, as Owls see best by night, and are blinde by day: so in deeds of darknesse we are sharpsighted, wise to doe evil; but in spirituals, we are blinder then beetles, our wits serve us not, we are singularly [illegible: 1 word] and stubborn.
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