115. I John v. 7. See Simon, Hist. Critique du Nouveau
Testatnent, part i. cv xviii. p. 203-218; and part ii. c.
ix, p. 99-121; and the elaborate Prolegomena and Annotations
of Dr. Mill and Wetstein to their editions of the Greek
Testamen. In 1689, the papist Simon strove to be free; in
1707, the Protestant Mill wished to be a slave; in 1751, the
Arminian Wetstein used the liberty of his times and of his
sect.