John Trapp on Revelation 15:8
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Revelation15:8
Verſe 8. And the Temple was filled] This ſhews that God graciouſly approves and miraculouſly protects the reformed Churches. See Exod. 40.34, 35. 1 King. 8.10. So he did the Huſſites in Bohemia. All Germany was up in arms againſt them. Actum jam de Huſſitis videbatur. Verùm Germani, nondum viſo hoſte, Panico terrore perculſi, diffugerunt, ſaith the Hiſtorian. And when things ſeemed to be in a deſperate condition, the Germans ſmitten with a panick terrour, fled all away before they had looked the enemy in the face. How wonderfully is Geneva preſerved in the midſt of many mighty enemies? What ſhould I ſpeak of Rochel relieved, and Leiden reſcued both from heaven? We of this Nation have lately ſeen as much of Gods glory and power in our Temple, as ever did any.
Till the ſeven plagues] No Anticriſtian could underſtand the end of the preſent plagues, till eaten into a better minde. Vexatio dat intellectum.
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