John Trapp on Romans 1:3
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Romans1:3
Verſe 3. Concerning his Son] Here's a lofty and lively deſcription of Chriſts ſacred perſon. The whole Epiſtle being the Confeſſion of our Churches, as Melancthon calleth it,Scultet. Annal. who therefore went over it ten ſeverall times in his ordinary Lectures: The Epiſtle being ſuch, as never can any man poſſibly think, ſpeak or write ſufficiently of it's worth and excellency.
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