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John Trapp on Matthew 24:50

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Matthew24:50

Verse 50. In a day when he looketh not, &c.] As he did to that rich fool (Stultitiam patiuntur opes,) who made accountMartial, he had much good laid up in store for many years; but heard ere morning, Stulte, hac nocte, Thou fool, this night, &c. Then whenLuk. 12. 19, 20. like a Jay he was pruning himself in the boughes, and thought least of death, he came tumbling down with the arrow in his side: his glasse was run when he hoped it had been but new turned.

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