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John Trapp on Revelation 10:4
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Verſe 4. Had uttered their voices] Not audible only,Di[illegible: 1 letter]ſtiu[illegible: 1 letter]. but articulate: ſo as that John heard and was much affected. Neſcio quid divinum in auſcultatione eſt: there is no ſmall efficacy in a lively voice to work upon the heart. In Demoſthene aliquid d[illegible: 1 letter]est Demosthenis, quandò legitur non auditur. Val. Max.
Seal up theſe things] viz. Till the time appointed. See Dan. 8.26. and 12.9. Or, for that the things were the ſecrets of Gods kingdom, Math. 13. not fit or poſſible to be revealed, 2 Cor. 12.4.
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