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John Trapp on 1 Corinthians 11:29

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1 Corinthians11:29

Verſe 29. Eateth and drinketh damnation] He that came in without a wedding-garment on his back, went not away without fetters on his feet: He was taken from the table to the tormentours. Gods table becomes a ſnare to unworthy receivers; they eat their bane, they drink their poiſon. Henry the ſeventh Emperour of Germany, was poiſoned in the Sacramentall bread by a Monke. Pope Victor 2. by his ſub. Deacon in the Chalice; and one of our Biſhops of York by poiſon put into the wine at Sacrament. God will deal with ill communicants, as Job 20.23. They will ſpeed no better then Amnon did at Abſoloms feaſt.

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