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John Trapp on Matthew 26:60

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Matthew26:60

Verse 60. Yea, though many false-witnesses came] So adultery was objected to Athanasius, heresie and treason to Cranmer. Also I lay to thy charge, said Bonner to Philpot, Martyr, that thou killedst thy father, and wast accursed of thy mother on her death-bed, &c. Q. Elizabeth wrote these lines in the window at Woodstock; Act. and Mon. [illegible: 1 word]. 1650. Much alledg'd against me, Nothing proved can be. Freedome of speech used by the Waldenses against the sins of those times, caused, Ut [illegible: 1 word] nefariae eis affingerentur opiniones, a quibus See Alex [illegible: 1 word] [illegible: 1 word]. to his [illegible: 1 word] of Pop brags. omninè fuerant alieni, saith Gerard, That many false opinions were fathered upon them, such as they never favoured. So deal the Papists by us at this day; They tell the seduced people, [illegible: 1 word]. Iohan [illegible: 2 words]. that we worship no God, count gain godlinesse, keep no promises, eat young children, make nothing of adultery, murther, &c. Good people, these men deny Christ to be God, and the holy Ghost to be God, &c. said White Bishop of Act. and Mon. [illegible: 1 word]. 813. Winchester concerning Woodman, and other holy Martyrs, in a Sermon. Yet found they none] The enemies likeliest projects oft fail. These false witnesses, as those [illegible: 1 word]-builders of old, disagreed in their language, which God confounded; and so he doth to this day.

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