John Trapp on Matthew 9:38
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Matthew9:38
Verse 38. Labourers into his harvest.] Harvest-men, of all other, have the hardest labour, a sore sweating labour: So have [illegible: 1 word] Ministers. The housholder hath somewhat to doe, said [illegible: 5 words]. [illegible: 1 word], the Magistrate more, but the Minister most of all. He labours more in a day many times, then the husbandman doth in a moneth: the sweat of the brow is nothing to that of the brain: the former furthers health, the later impairs it, wearying and waring out the body, wasting the vitals, and hastening old age, and untimely death.
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