Let not him that eateth. — The two classes of men are exposed to two opposite faults. The strong despise the weak; the weak judge the strong. In the one case there is contempt for what is thought to be narrowness and pedantry. In the other case censorious judgments are passed on what is regarded as levity and irreligion. Human nature alters very little.
God hath received him. — Strictly, received him, admitted him into His Church when he was baptised, and so took him for His own.