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John Trapp on Matthew 28:13

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Matthew28:13

Verse 13. Stole him away while we slept] If it were so, 1. Ye kept a good watch the while; and wanted some [illegible: 1 word] to slay you for sleeping. 2. If all asleep, who told you his [illegible: 1 word] stole him? did you sleep waking as lions do? or did they make [illegible: 1 word] little noise that you never heard them about it? as [illegible: 1 word] Francis Drake, at Taur apasa in the West-Indies, found a Spaniard Cand [illegible: 1 word]. fol. [illegible: 1 word]. sleeping securely upon the shore; and by him thirteen wedges of silver, which he commanded to be carried away, not so much as once waking the man. Surely here it was neither so [illegible: 2 words] but the devil, who began at first his kingdom by lying, and by lying still upholds it, set these fellows awork to say, as they were taught, any thing for mony though never so absurd and false. But mony got on this manner will prove aurum Tolosanum, burn in thy purse, and bring Gods curse upon all thy substance.

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