John Trapp on Philemon 1:25
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Philemon1:25
Verſe 25. The grace of our Lord] Say the world what it will, a grain of grace is worth a world of wealth. the bleſſings that come out of Sion, are better then any that come out of heaven and earth, Pſal 134 3. For they our-laſt the daies of heaven, and run parallel with the life of God, and line of eternity; Pray for them therefore in the behalf of our ſelves and others, as Paul conſtantly doth for grace, not with graceleſſe Nero, but with the Lord Jeſus Chriſt; one good caſt of whoſe pleaſed countenance was better to David then his crown ſcepter, Pſal. 4▪7, 8.
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