§. 202. Of Pauls constant resolution.
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§. 202. Of Pauls constant resolution.
3 For the third,1 though he had suffered much, yet as yet he had note resisted unto blood: though his liberty were restrained, yet his blood and life were preserved; therefore he still continueth to fight the Lords battle, and to maintain his quarrel: In a chain he preached, and still desireth boldly to preach, yea, though it were in a chain. Doth he not herein manifest a brave spirit, an undanted mind, an invincible courage?
3 For the third,1 though hee had suffered much, yet as yet he had note resisted vnto blood: though his liberty were restrained, yet his blood and life were preserued; therefore hee still continueth to fight the Lords battaile, and to maintaine his quarrell: In a chaine hee preached, and still desireth boldly to preach, yea, though it were in a chaine. Doth hee not herein manifest a braue spirit, an vndanted mind, an inuincible courage?
- 13 His invincible resolution3 His inuincible resolution
- eHeb. 12. 4.