John Trapp on Matthew 27:18
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Matthew27:18
Verse 18. For he knew that for envy] His sinne was the greater for his knowledge, I am, 4. 17. Omne peccatum contra conscientiam, aedificat ad [illegible: 1 word], saith [illegible: 1 word]. When men imprison their light (that Prophet from God) Rem. 1. 18. and after conviction runne away with the bit in their mouths, as it were, they run without Gods greater mercy upon their utter ruine and destruction. Tostatus truly observeth, that Solomons idolatry was a sinne farre more sinfull then that of his wives; because [illegible: 1 word] knowledge.
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