John Trapp on Romans 6:1
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Romans6:1
CHAP. VI. Verſe 1. Shall we continue]
QƲaſi dicat, That were moſt unreaſonable, and to an ingenious nature, impoſſible. To argue from mercy to liberty is the devils Logick. Should we not after deliverance yeeld obedience, ſaid holy Ezra? Chap. 9.13, 14. A man may as truly ſay, the ſea burns, or fire cools, as that certainty of ſalvation breeds ſecurity and looſneſſe.
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