§. 31 Of the cause of Satans quarrel.§. 31 Of the cause of Satans quarrell.

§. 31 Of the cause of Satan's quarrel.

§. 31 Of the cause of Satans quarrell.

But yet freely and ingenuously to make known my own judgement (with submission to better judgements) I rather think that the Apostle here meaneth the cause or prize of this combat, for which it is maintained, as if it were thus translated, In heavenly things. My reasons are these.

BVt yet freely and ingenuously to make known my owne iudgement (with submission to better iudgements) I rather thinke that the Apostle here meaneth the cause or prize of this combate, for which it is maintained, as if it were thus translated, In heauenly things. My reasons are these.

1 In the original, places are not expressed, but indefinitely the Apostle saith,^b In heavenlies. Now when an adjective is so set alone, most usually the substantive understood, is thing or things.

1 In the originall, places are not exprest, but indefinitely the Apostle saith,^b In heauenlies. Now when an adiectiue is so set alone, most vsually the substantiue vnderstood, is thing or things.

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