John Trapp on Romans 7:18
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Romans7:18
Verſe 18. Dwelleth no good thing] Horreo quicquid de meo eſt, ut ſim meus, ſaith Bernard. It was no ill wiſh of him that deſired God to free him from an ill man, himſelf. For,Domine, libera me à malo bomine meipſe. though engraffed into Chriſt, yet we carry about us a reliſh of the old ſtock ſtill. Corruption is though dejected from it's regency, yet not ejected from it's inherency: It intermingleth with our beſt workes.
How to perform] Gr. To do it thorowly; [non-Latin text not transcribed]. though I am doing at it, as I can.
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