John Trapp on Matthew 24:14
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Matthew24:14
Verse 14. For a witnesse unto all Nations] Whilest, with Moses, it [illegible: 1 word] the AEgyptian, saveth the [illegible: 1 word]; is a favour [illegible: 1 word] life to some, of death to [illegible: 1 word]; who shall be left without [illegible: 1 word] by the Gospel preached to them, as those that by their obstinacy have wilfully cut the throats of their own poor souls, refusing to be reformed, hating to be [illegible: 1 word]. Sure it is that the last sentence shall be but a more manifest declaration of that judgement, which the Lord in this life, most an end, by his word hath passed upon people.
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