John Trapp on Matthew 25:20
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Matthew25:20
Verse 20. He that had received five] He was first called [illegible: 1 letter]o an account, and if four, or but one of his five talents had [illegible: 2 letters]in dead and unoccupied, he had been doomed for his ill-husbandry. See that ye receive not any grace of God in vain: neither envy those that have much: a proportion is expected, Non tantùm otiosi, sed cunctatores plectentur. Thou idle, and therefore evil servant, vers. 26.
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