John Trapp on Matthew 27:35
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Matthew27:35
Verse 35. Parted his garments] Let us likewise suffer with [illegible: 1 word] the spoiling of our goods, &c. Heb. 10. 34. yea, the spoiling of our persons, to have our clothes also taken and torn off [illegible: 1 word] backs: Christ will say, Bring forth the best robe, ring, &c. If a Heathen could say, when he saw a suddain shipwrack of all his wealth, Well fortune, I see thy intent, thou wouldst have me be a Philosopher: Should not a Christian conclude, Surely Christ would have me look after heavenly, that thus strips me of all earthly comforts?
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