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John Trapp on Matthew 26:34

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Matthew26:34

Verse 34. Before the cock crow, &c.] Christ mentioneth the cock, quià tum strenuum pugnatorem decebat tale praeconium, saith one. The presumption of proud flesh never but miscaries: when humble self-suspition holds out, and hath favour. The story Act and Mon. fol. 1363. of Pendleton and Saunders is better known, then that it needs here to be related.

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