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John Trapp on Matthew 27:9

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Matthew27:9

Verse 9. Then was fulfilled] Those blinde Pharisees not only observed not the sayings of the Prophets which they daily read, but un wittingly also fulfilled them. By Ieremy the Prophet] Indeed by Zachary the Prophet: but either [illegible: 1 word] had two severall names (as was ordinary among that people) or else what [illegible: 1 word] had preached. [illegible: 1 word] long after [illegible: 1 word] to writing, as did likewise Obadiah, &c. The price of him that was valued] A goodly price [illegible: 1 word] there upon God, for all his pastorall pains with that perverse people: and [illegible: 1 word] upon Christ (who is hereby proved to be God) for all his inestimable worth, and incomparable love to lost man-kinde. If we be at any time undervalued, as we are sure to be (for the world knows us not, 1 Ioh. 3. 2.) what so great a matter is it? Was not the Lord Christ infinitely underrated?

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