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John Trapp on Philippians 4:9

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Philippians4:9

Verſe 9. And [illegible: 1 letter]eard, and ſeen in me] Est aliquid quod ix mag[illegible: 1 letter]o viro vol tacente proficias. The very ſight, nay thought of a good man, oft doth good. Whereas the tongue or heart of a wicked man is little worth. Prov. 10.20. If their thoughts and diſcourſes were diſtilled, they are ſo frothy they would hardly yeeld one drop of true comfort.

And the God of peace] Not only the peace of God, as verſ. 7. Auſtin ſomewhere fiſheth a myſtery out of the word PAX▪ which conſiſteth of three letters, ſaith he, to note the Trinity from whom is all true peace.

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