John Trapp on Matthew 25:32
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Matthew25:32
Verse 32. And before him shall be gathered all] Then shall Adam see all his Nephews at once: none shall be excused for absence at this generall Assizes, none shall appear by a proxy, all shall be compelled to come in and hear their sentence; which may be, as some conceive, a long while a doing. It may be made evident (saith one) from Scripture and reason, That this day of Christs kingly office in judging all men, shall last haply longer then his private administration now (wherein he is lesse glorious) in governingM. [illegible: 1 word], Sincere convert, [illegible: 1 word] 87. the world. Things shall not be suddenly shuffled up at last day as some imagine. And he shall separate them] Before he hears their causes: which is an argument of singular skill in the Judge: it being the course of other Judges to proceed, Secundum allegata & probata. But he shall set mens sins in order before their eyes, Psal. 50 21. with [illegible: 1 word] of the particulars.
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