John Trapp on Romans 7:25

Verſe 25. I think God, &c.] The Grecians being delivered but from bodily ſervitude by Flaminias the Roman [illegible: 1 letter]enerall, called him their Saviour: and ſo rang out, Saviour, Saviour, Plutarch. that the Fowls in the a[illegible: 1 letter]r fell down dead with the cry. How much greater cauſe have we to magnifie the grace of Chriſt, &c.

So then, with the minde, &c.] The ſtars by their proper motion are carried from the Weſt to the Eaſt: And yet by the motion of obedience to the firſt mover, they paſſe along from the Eaſt unto the Weſt. The waters by their naturall courſe follow the center of the earth, yet yeelding to the Moon, they are ſubject to her motions: So are Saints to Gods holy will, though corrupt nature repine and reſiſt.