Calvin's on John 10:9
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9. If any man enter by me. The highest consolation of believers is, that when they have once embraced Christ, they learn that they are out of danger; for Christ promises to them salvation and happiness. He afterwards divides it into two parts. He shall go in and out, and find pasture. First, they shall go safely wherever they find necessary; and, next, they shall be fed to the full. By going in and out , Scripture often denotes all the actions of the life, as we say in French, aller et venir , ( to go and come ,) (287) which means, to dwell These words, therefore, present to us a twofold advantage of the Gospel, that our souls shall find pasture in it, which otherwise become faint and famished, and are fed with nothing but wind; and, next, because he will faithfully protect and guard us against the attacks of wolves and robbers. (287) A phrase in Scottish law, denoting a full right to occupy a house or any property, is, free ish (issue) and entrance , or, in other words, a right to go out and to come in , as the occupant pleases. — Ed . return to ' Top of Page ' <a name="verse-10" class="com-number"
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