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John Trapp on Matthew 24:32

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Matthew24:32

Verse 32. Ye know that Summer is nigh] Which is so much the sweeter, because brought in, and led out by winter: so will eternall life be to the Saints, here tossed and turmoiled with variety of sufferings. Many sharp showers they must here passe thorow, Light is sown for the righteous, &c. sown only; and seed-time we know is usually wet and showry. Howbeit it is fair weather oft-times with Gods children, when it is foulest with the wicked; as the Sun rose upon Zoar, when the fire fell upon Sodom. But, if they should have never a good day in this world, yet heaven will make amends for all. And what is it for one to have a rainy day, who is going to take possession of a Kingdom?

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