John Trapp on Philemon 1:19
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Philemon1:19
Verſe 19. Thou oweſt unto me &c.] If Cleanthes gave himſelf to his Maſter Socrates: If Alexander could ſay that he owed more to Ariſtotle that taught him, then to Philip that begat him: If another could ſay, that he could never diſcharge his debt to God, to his parents, and to his ſchoolmaſter: how deeply then do men ſtand obliged to their ſpirituall fathers, and teachers in Chriſt?
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