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John Trapp on Romans 8:38

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Romans8:38

Verſe 38. [non-Latin text not transcribed], ſcil. Ex verbi praedicatione eſſicaci ut ind[illegible: 1 letter]at tacitè hoc verbo. Beza. For I am perſwaded] Or, I am ſure by what I have heard out of Gods Word. He that hath this full aſſurance of faith goes gallantly to heaven. What (ſaith the world) ſhould a rich man ail? The Iriſh ask ſuch, What they mean to die? But I wonder more at ſuch as have the riches of full aſſurance, yea, that have but the aſſurance of adherence, though not of evidence, what they mean to walk heavily. Mr Latimer ſaies, That the aſſurance of heaven is the ſweet-meats of the feaſt of a good conſcience: There are other dainty diſhes in this feaſt, but this is the banquet.

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