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John Trapp on Matthew 21:36

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Matthew21:36

Verse 36. Again [illegible: 1 word] sent other servants] O the infinite goodnesse and long sufferance of Almighty God! Jonas upbraided him with it most unworthily, in that brawl of his, chap. 4. 2. Paul admires it, Rom. 9. 22. teaching us to improve it to the practice of repentance, [illegible: 1 word]. 2. 4. Ezekiel describes it by Gods lying onEzek. 4. [illegible: 1 word], 5. one side for three hundred and [illegible: 1 word] years together, which must needs be very troublesome. We cannot lie for a few hours, on one side, but we must turn us. David, for the abuse of his [illegible: 1 word], fell [illegible: 1 word] foul on the Ammonites. Rehoboam for one [illegible: 1 word] of his slain by the ten [illegible: 1 word], raised a mighty army to chastise them. But God bears with mens evil manners, though he [illegible: 1 word] power enough in his hand to deal with them at his [illegible: 1 word].

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