John Trapp on Revelation 6:11
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Revelation6:11
Verſe 11. And whiterobes] Their innocency was cleared, and their perſecutours convinced. God would ſpeak for them in the hearts of their greateſt enemies.
Ʋntill their fellow-ſervants alſo] We doubt not (ſaith a learned Interpreter here) but that the crowned Saints do in generall know the afflicted condition of the Church militant, and do wiſh them deliverance:M [illegible: 2 letters] b[illegible: 2 letters]. but our ſpeciall neceſſities and occurrences of particular perſons they cannot know. Brother Bradford (ſaid Biſhop Ridley, Act and Mon. fol 1566. a little afore he was offered up) ſo long as I ſhall underſtand thou art in thy journey, by Gods grace I ſhall call upon our heavenly Father to ſet thee ſafely home: and then, good brother, ſpeak you for the remnant that are to ſuffer for Chriſts ſake, according to that thou then ſhalt know more clearly. But this is to be taken with a grain of ſalt.
That ſhould be killed] Under Liciuius, Julian the apoſtate, and the Arrian Emperours.
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