John Trapp on Matthew 26:50
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Matthew26:50
Verse 50. Friend] Sith thou wilt needs be so esteemed, though [non-Latin text not transcribed]. [illegible: 1 word]. most unfriendly. Wherefore art thou come?] As a friend, or as a foe: If as a friend, What mean these swords? If as a foe, What means this kisse? Christ knew well enough wherefore he came: but thinks good to sting [illegible: 1 word] conscience by this cutting question. Laid hands on Iesus and took him] By his own consent, and [non-Latin text not transcribed], as Irenaeus hath it, while the Deity rested, and refused to put forth it self.
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