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John Trapp on Revelation 1:15

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Revelation1:15

Verſe 15. And his f[illegible: 1 letter]et] He ſtood firm then when he was caſt into the fire of his Fathers wrath. He trod the wine-preſſe alone, and ſet his feet on the necks of all his and our enemies. He loſt no ground, when he grappled with the devil on his own dung-hill, Matth. 4. He will alſo bruiſe Sa[illegible: 3 letters] under our feet ſhortly, Rom. 16.20.

As the ſound of many waters] Audible,Som. Scip. terrible, forcible. Some Catadupes are deaf[illegible: 1 letter]ed by the fall of this Nilus. But the Spouſe cries out, O thou that dwellest in the gardens, the companions hearken to thy voice; cauſe [illegible: 1 letter]e to hear it, Cant. 8 13.

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