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John Trapp on Romans 6:19

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Romans6:19

Verſe 19. After the manner of men] That is vulgarly, Craſſiùs & rudiùs loquor, by a ſimilitude drawn from humane affairs of eaſie and ordinary obſervation.

To uncleanneſſe, and to iniquity] Mark the oppoſition: there are three To's in the expreſſion of the ſervice to ſin: but in the ſervice of God only two. Wicked men take great pains for hell: would they but take the ſame for heaven, they could not, likely, miſſe of it.

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