John Trapp on John 8:11
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John8:11
Verſe 11. Neither do I condemne thee] Hence an Anabaptiſt will argue, that adultery is not to be puniſhed (as they did from that Text, An[illegible: 2 letters]aptiſtae ſa[illegible: 1 letter]pſerunt adulteria noa eſſe pua[illegible: 1 letter]enda per h[illegible: 2 letters]tnes, &c. Joh. M[illegible: 1 letter]nl. loc. con. p 487, Jul. Seal De Subt[illegible: 3 letters]at. Whoremongers and adulterers God will judge, therefore men ought not to meddle with them.) But they may as well ſay, that inheritances are not to be divided between brethren, becauſe our Saviour refuſed to divide them, Luk. 12.14. it being without the liſts of his calling; no proper employment of his.
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