An analytical exposition of both the epistles of the Apostle Peter illustratedAn analyticall exposition of both the epistles of the Apostle Peter illustrated

This is gathered from v. 16. He doth not say this of all Pauls Epistles, nor of any one whole Epistle, much less of the whole Scripture, (as the Patrons of traditions, and Enemies of Scripture would have it,) but of some few things: And he seems to point chiefly at some of those things, which Paul wrote concerning the coming of the Lord, because he speaks of that in this place, & therefore it is very likely that he hath reference unto those things which are spoken of, 2 Thess. 2. 2.

This is gathered from v. 16. He doth not say this of all Pauls Epistles, nor of any one whole Epistle, much lesse of the whole Scripture, (as the Patrons of traditions, and Enemies of Scripture would have it,) but of some few things: And he seemes to point chiefly at some of those things, which Paul wrote concerning the comming of the Lord, because he speaks of that in this place, & therefore it is very likely that he hath reference unto those things which are spoken of, 2 Thess. 2. 2.

Reason 1. Because there are some divine mysteries so far remote from us, that in what words soever they be expressed, they will always be hard to be understood.

Reason 1. Because there are some divine mysteries so farre remote from us, that in what words soever they be expressed, they will alwayes be hard to be understood.

2. Because God would have some things, that are not of so general and necessary a use, out of his singular wisdom to be more obscurely propounded: which seems to be the proper reason, why those things of Antichrist,