John Trapp on Matthew 18:33

Verse 33. Shouldst not thou also &c.] Which because he did not, his pattent was called in again into the Pardon-office, and he deservedly turned over to the tormentour. God will set off his own and all hearts else, from a mercilesse man, from a griping oppressour, as he did from Haman: not a man opened his mouth to [illegible: 1 word] for him, when he fell before that Jewesse, the Queen. For be shall have judgement without mercy, saith St Iames, that hath shewed no mercy: when as mercy rejoiceth against judgement, Jam. 2. 13. as a man doeth against his adversary, whom he hath [illegible: 1 word].