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John Trapp on Matthew 2:9

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Matthew2:9

Verse 9. And lo the Star, A Star either new created, or, at leastwise, strangely carried: for it stands [illegible: 1 word] while, moves another, appears in the lower region, is not obscured by the beams of the Sun: Angelus in [illegible: 1 word] syder is [illegible: 1 word]. [illegible: 2 words]. r. so that some have thought it was an Angel. It moved slowly, as might be best for the pace and purpose of these Pilgrims. Till it came, and stood over where the young childe was.] They [illegible: 1 word] still at [illegible: 1 word] a little hole over the place where our Saviour was born; thorow which, the Star fell down to the ground. Fullers History of Holy War. But who will not conclude, but there was a vertigo in his head, who first made a Star [illegible: 1 word] to the falling sicknesse?

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