John Trapp on 1 Corinthians 6:11
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1 Corinthians6:11
Verſe 11. Such were ſome of you] Oh the infinite goodneſſe of God that would once look upon ſuch walking dunghils, ſuch monſtrous miſcreants [illegible: 1 letter]
But ye are waſhed] In generall: As in particular, 1. Ye are ſanctified] And that by the Spirit of our God. 2. Ye are juſtified] And that in the Name, or by the righteouſneſſe of our Lord Jeſus Chriſt. His bloud cleanſeth us from ſins both guiltineſſe and filthineſſe. It is like to thoſe ſoveraign mundifying waters, which ſo waſh off the corruption of the ulcer, that they cool the heat and ſtay the ſpread of the infection, and by degrees heal the ſame.
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