John Trapp on 1 Corinthians 11:27
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1 Corinthians11:27
Verſe 27. Shall be guilty] Becauſe they profane the holy ſymbols and pledges of Chriſts bleſſed body and bloud. Theſe are in ſome ſenſe, as guilty as thoſe that ſpit upon Chriſts face, or that ſpilt his bloud: As the Donatiſts that caſt the holy elements to dogs; or as that wretched Booth a Bachelour of Arts in S. Johns Colledge in Cambridge, who being Popiſhly affected, at the time of the Communion took the conſecrated bread, and forbearing to eat it, B. Morton Inſtit of the Sacr: l. 5. c. 3. convey'd and kept it cloſely for a time, and afterwards threw it over the Colledge-wall. Not long after this, he threw himſelf headlong over the battlements of the Chappel, and ſo ended his life.
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