John Trapp on Matthew 24:16
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Matthew24:16
Verse 16. Flee into the mountains] As [illegible: 1 word] at length did, for Zoar was too hot to hold him: So should Iudea be for these, who were therefore to repair to Pella beyond Jordan, where they were hid till the indignation was over-past, as Eusebius hath it, in the third book and fifth Chapter of his history. Such a receptacle of religious people was Geneva in the [illegible: 1 word] persecution. And such (blessed be God our strength for his unspeakable [illegible: 1 word]) is at this present Warwick-Castle to my self writing these things, and to many others in these troublous times. So [illegible: 1 word], and many godly people were entertained and safeguarded by that noble Franciscus a [illegible: 1 word] in the German warres.
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