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John Trapp on Psalms 10:15

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Psalms10:15

Verſ. 15. Break thou the arme of the Wicked] that arm that hath been lifted up againſt the godly, ſee Pſal. 3.8. & 58.7.

Seek out his wickedneſſe, that thou finde none] ad alios vel inficiendos, vel infeſtandos, Ezech. 23.48. Or, leave no ſin of his unpuniſhed. The Franciſcans, to prove that Francis the founder of their order was without ſin, fooliſhly alledge this Text, Queretur peccatum ill[illegible: 1 letter]us & non inven etur; wherein (according to the ſenſe of the Pſalmiſt) what do they elſe but wiſh that God would trace him quite thorow the courſe and trade of his iniquities, even to the uttermoſt end of them, and puniſh him accordingly; which is done, no doubt, long ſince.

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