Ye therefore, beloved,— Beza observes, that St. Peter does not say here, "Abstain from these obscure scriptures; choose out only certain Chapter s; leave the rest either to the more learned, or the more curious; expect new revelations, and suffer the tares in the mean time to grow;—for who art thou that judgest?" Nor, finally, does he say, "Be content with implicit faith in mother church." These are the sayings of Antichrist: and his followers; whereas the apostle of Christ says, Seeing ye now know these things, &c. Dr. Heylin renders this verse, Since therefore, my beloved, you are forewarned of these things, be upon your guard, that you may not be seduced by those profane men; but persist, and grow in grace, &c.

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