John Trapp on Philippians 1:7
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Verſe 7. Partakers of my grace] That is, ye communicate with me in my ſufferings, which he here calleth his grace, and tels them, verſ. 29. To you it is given, as an honourary to ſuffer for Chriſts ſake. Crud[illegible: 1 letter]litas veſtra gloria noſtra, Tertull. ſaid thoſe Primitive Martyrs. I had rather be a Martyr then a Monarch, ſaid Ignatius. It is to my loſſe, if you bate me any thing in my ſufferings, ſaid Gordius to his tormentours. Gaudebat Crispin cum ten[illegible: 1 letter]hatur, cum audiebatur, cum damnabatur, cum ducebatur, In Pſal. 157. ſaith Anguſtine. Crispina Rejoyced when ſhe was apprehended, convented, condemned, executed.
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