John Trapp on Romans 2:1
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Romans2:1
CHAP. II. Verſe 1. Therefore thou art inexcuſable.
THough thou have no pleaſure in them that do evil, as Chap. 1. 32. but doſt ſuperciliouſly cenſure them, being thy ſelf otherwiſe as bad. Cato is ſaid to have exerciſed uſury, to have proſtituted his wife, to have ſlain himſelf. God oft ſets a Noverint univerſi upon the worlds wizards, for the fouleſt fools.
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