John Trapp on Romans 14:1
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Romans14:1
CHAP XIV. Verſe 1. Him that is weak, &c.]
THat is not thorowly perſwaded of all things pertaining to Chriſtian liberty about things indifferent.
Receive] Aſſectu charitatis, put him into your boſoms,Haymo. bear with his weakneſſes, &c, Bucer rejected none, though different in ſome opinions, in whom he found, Aliquid Chriſti, any thing of Chriſt, whoſe weaklings are to be handled with all tenderneſſe.
But not to doubtfull] Make him not Queſtion-ſick, 1 Tim. 6.4. Wring not mens conſciences, you may hap to break the wards, if you do.
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