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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)1 Thessalonians 2

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1 ! To the intent they shuld not faitn vnder the crosse.

1 a Not in outwarde shewe and in pompe, but in trauel & in the feare of God.

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2 ! He commendeth his diligence in preaching.

2 b By his helpe and grace.

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4 c Which declareth a naughtie conscience.

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7 d He humbled himself to supporte all things without all respect of lucre: euen as the tender mother which nourceth he children, and thinketh no office to vile for her childrens sake.

7 / Or, in autoritie.

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10 e For it is not possible to auoide the reproches of the wicked, which euer hate good doings.

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13 ! And theirs is obeing.

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14 f In his Name and vnder his protection.

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15 g And wolde hinder all men frm their saluation.

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16 h And heape vp the measure, {Mat.13, 32}

16 i He meaneth not this of all the Jewes in general: but of certeine of them particularly which ceased not after they ahd put Christ to death, to persecute his worde, and his ministers.

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18 ! He excuseth his absence, that he colde not come and open his heart to them.

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19 k Therefore I colde not forget you, except I wolde forget my self.