John Trapp on Revelation 3:15

Verſe 15. That thou art neither cold] Such are our civil Juſticiaries, politike profeſſours, neuter-paſſive Chriſtians: a fait day mends them not, and a foul day pairs them not, peremptory never to be more preciſe; reſolved to keep on the warm ſide of the hedge, to ſleep in a whole skin, ſuffer nothing, do nothing that may interfere with their hopes, or prejudice their preferments.

I would thou wert] Better be a zealous Papiſt, then a lukewarm Proteſtant.Campian. rat. 10 B[illegible: 2 letters]ſtow, mot 36 Coſter ad Oſ[illegible: 1 letter]and. A zealous Papiſt (ſaith one) dare tell us to our heads, that our religion is errour, our ſelves heretikes, our end deſtruction: that one heaven cannot hold us hereafter, one Church now: that our damnation is ſo clearly ſet down in our own bibles, that there needs no more to aſſure us thereof, then to open our eies and read it: that if we be not damned, he will be damned for us, &c. This is better then forlorn wretchleſneſſe in right religion, and that deteſtable indifferency above-ſpecified.