John Trapp on Matthew 22:27-28
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Matthew22:27-28
Verse 27. And last of all the woman, &c.] It is [illegible: 1 word] credible that one woman should out-live seven husbands. But grant she did, yet impartiall death, that had so oft-times cut [illegible: 1 word] her head, [illegible: 1 word] her heart at last. Death as an archer aiming at us, misseth us [illegible: 1 word], and hitteth haply some beyond us, some short of us, some on either hand of us; now our [illegible: 1 word], now our inferiours, now our equals, till at length we also are wounded; and the longer deaths hand is exercised, the more skilfull it grows. [illegible: 1 word] Alsted Chronol. de Temporibus, who is said to have lived in France above 300. years, died at length: So did the old, old, the very old man, Anno 1635.
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