John Trapp on Matthew 2:12
Commentary or Exposition. Browse this work.
Read Matthew 2. Compare commentaries on this chapter.
Source and publication rights
Text Creation Partnership. Public domain; TCP unrestricted text and encoding. Source edition.
Berean Blue opens December 1, 2026. Explore this passage in the app preview.
Matthew2:12
Verse 12. And being warned of God in a [illegible: 1 word], &c.] Thus were they pulled, by a sweet [illegible: 1 word], out of the Lions mouth, as Paul was: as Athanasius [illegible: 1 word] [illegible: 1 word] [illegible: 1 word]: as Luther also, and2 Tim. 4. [illegible: 1 word]. Q. Elizabeth of famous memory: for whose execution a warrantEnglands Elizabeth. once came down under seal, Gardner being the chief engineer. And when, thorow a sea of sorrows, she had swom to the crown, Cambdens Elizabeth, [illegible: 1 word]. treasons there were every year so many, that she said in Parliament, she rather marvelled that she was, then mused that she should not be. But no man is master of his own life, much lesse of anothers, as our Saviour told Pilate: See [illegible: 1 word]. 24. 22. My times are in thy hands, saith David, Deliver me from the hands of mine enemies, Psal. 31. 15. and from them that persecute me. So Q. Elizabeth at Woodstock, after a great deliverance, Lord, look upon the wounds of thy hands, said she, and [illegible: 1 word] not the work of thy hands. Thou hast written Englands Elizabeth. me down in thy book of preservation with [illegible: 1 word] own hand. Oh read thine own hand-writing, and save me, &c. And God heard her, and hid the silver threed of her precious life, in the endles maze of his bottomles mercies. M. Fox makes mention of one Laremouth, alias Williamson, Chaplain to Lady Anne of Cleeve, a Scotchman, to whom, in prison, it was said, as he thought, [illegible: 1 word] and go thy waies; whereto when he gave no great heed at first, the second time it was so said; upon this, as he fell to his praiers, it was said the third time likewise to him, which was half an houre after. So he arising upon the same, immediately a peece of the prison-wall fell down: And as the officers came in at the outer-gate of the prison, he leaping over the ditch escaped. And in the way meeting a certain begger, changed his coat with him, and coming to the sea-shore, where he found a vessel ready to go over, was taken in, and escaped the search, which was straitly laid for Act. and [illegible: 1 word]. [illegible: 1 word]. [illegible: 2 words]. him all the countrey over.
John Trapp, Commentary or Exposition, Matthew 2:12. Public domain.
Permanent link. Source edition.