John Trapp on Matthew 26:37
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Matthew26:37
Verse 37. And he took with him Peter, &c.] He took the same that had seen his glory in the mount, to see his agony in the garden: that they might the better stick to him. Let no man envy others their better parts or places; sith they have them on no other condition, but to be put upon greater temptations, hotter services. If we could wish another mans honour, when we feel the weight of his cares, as David once did of Sauls armour, we should be glad to be in our own coat. And very heavy] To faint, or fall away in his soul, to be out [non-Latin text not transcribed] [illegible: 2 words] vitat. of the world, as we say, He sitteth alone, and keepeth silence, because he hath born it upon him, Lam. 3. 28.
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