John Trapp on 1 Corinthians 5:4
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1 Corinthians5:4
Verſe 4. With the power of our Lord] Promiſed, Matth. 18.18 19, 20. This makes it to be a heavy caſe to be rightly excommunicated. Indeed it may fall out that Jonas ſhall be caſt out of the ſhip, when Cham ſhall be reſerved in the Ark. Your brethren that hated you, that caſt you out for my names ſake, ſaid (for a pretence) let the Lord be glorified: but he ſhall appear to your joy, and they ſhall be aſhamed, Iſa. 66.5. When the ſentence of Excommunication began with, In [illegible: 1 letter]omine Domini, to be read againſt a certain Martyr, he cried out, as well he might, You begin in a wrong name. And another of them,Act. and Mon. ſol 1862. together with his five fellow-ſufferers, did formally excommunicate their perſecutours.
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