On Terms of Communion With a Particular View to the Case of the Baptists And P
On Terms of Communion With a Particular View to the Case of the Baptists And P
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Paul as a punishment, and that of no ordinary magnitude: " Sufficient/' said he, " is this punishment, which was inflicted of many. " Nor is there any difference, with respect to the present inquiry, betwixt the refusal of a candidate, and the expulsion of a member; since nothing will justify the former of these measures, which might not be equally alleged in vindication of the latter. Both amount to a declaration of the parties being unworthy to communicate. The language held by our opponents ...is sufficiently decisive on this head: "It is not every one, " says Mr. Booth, ''that is received of Jesus Christ, who is entitled to com- munion at his table; but such, and such only, as re- vere his authority, submit to his ordinances, and obey the laws of his house. ""* Hence to be consist- ent with themselves, they must impute to Paedo- baptists universally, a degree of delinquency equal to that which attaches to the most flagrant breaches of immorality; and deem them equally guilty in the sight of God, with those unjust persons, idola- ters, revellers, and extortioners, who are declared incapable of entering into the kingdom of heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paul as a punishment, and that of no ordinary magnitude: " Sufficient/' said he, " is this punishment, which was inflicted of many. " Nor is there any difference, with respect to the present inquiry, betwixt the refusal of a candidate, and the expulsion of a member; since nothing will justify the former of these measures, which might not be equally alleged in vindication of the latter. Both amount to a declaration of the parties being unworthy to communicate. The language held by our opponents ...is sufficiently decisive on this head: "It is not every one, " says Mr. Booth, ''that is received of Jesus Christ, who is entitled to com- munion at his table; but such, and such only, as re- vere his authority, submit to his ordinances, and obey the laws of his house. ""* Hence to be consist- ent with themselves, they must impute to Paedo- baptists universally, a degree of delinquency equal to that which attaches to the most flagrant breaches of immorality; and deem them equally guilty in the sight of God, with those unjust persons, idola- ters, revellers, and extortioners, who are declared incapable of entering into the kingdom of heaven.
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