John Trapp on Revelation 2:20
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Revelation2:20
Verſe 20. Thou ſuffereſt that woman Iezabel] It is a fault then, not only to be active in evil, but to be paſſive of evil. Non faciendo malus, ſed patiendo fuit, ſaid the Poet concerning the Emperour Claudius. The Kings of the earth are taxed, Revel. 18. for not rooting out the Romiſh religion, and ſetting up the truth.
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