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Matthew Poole — Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2
Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 · 2,402,827 words · 2087 reading sections
Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 781
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and Praiſes, Talking of his Words and wondrous Werke. 2. T. ar we might Communicate our Minds to Men ,. 1n their cr cur own Concerns, and ſo be murualiy helptul cne to another, | Fir ty thy Words thu ſhalt te 7iftified, &c.} What Zuſtified } ere 114,nifics, appears by the word Condemed , (to whict ir is cxpoſed.) G…
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diſtinzuiſhed from Pagans by a vitible Profeſſion ;, {o as the Devil in a great meaſure had lefc them. Now, faich he, the Devil is an unquiet Spirir, and findeth no reſt, if he cannor be doing MilChieft to Men. For the Phraſe, { He walketh through dry places, Doking for re. \We muſt knovw, chart in Parabolical Spee…
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Mark, chap. 4. 1. faith , He began again to teach by the Sex(;,ts and there was gathered unto, him a great multitude ; ſo that 6» e- tred into a Ship, and ſate in the Sea, and the whole multitud: wi by the Sea, upon the Land. Luke, chap. 8. 4. faith no more char, When much People were gathered together, and came to…
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Lube faith, chzp. 8. 9. His Diſciples asked him, ſaying, What mizhr this Parable be? Mark faith, When he was alone, thoſe that were about him with the twelve, asbed of him the Parable. It thould ſeem, thar his rwelve Apoſtles underſtood his meaning, bur others that with chem were about him when the Multitude were g…
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Theſe Words of the Prophet are not lefs than five times found in the New Teſtament ( betides by Matthew in theſe Verſes) ap- plied to the Fews - They are taken our of Iſaiah, chap. s. g, 10. where they are found thus : And he ſaid, Go and tell this People ;, Hear you indeed, but underſtand not 5 and fee you, but pe…
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Lube repeaterh this Paſſage, but not as annexed to this Parable, hp. 10. 23. | Bleſſed are your _ The Eyes of your Bodies, and of your Minds, With the Eyes of your Bodies, you have 1cen the Promiſed Meſſi..s come in the Fleſh; and you have ſeen tie Works which I have done, confirming me to be the Mfr : And with th…
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when he ſeerh that he cannot own his Profeſſion without danzer of his Eſtate, Life, Liberty, Places, and Prefermerts. He is by and by cffended; made to ſtumble and tall; ke 2! tram ail his former Profeſſion of the Goſpel. . 22 Healfo that received ſeed among the thrrrs, 7 * tho R KN 4s WHO is he tha* heareth t…
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2: That is might he fulfilled which was ſpoken by r2c propnet, ſaying, I will open my mouth in parables, 1 will utter things which have been kept fecret from the foundation of the world. Chriſt ſpake all the afore-mentioned chings to the Multitude, 2nd alfo to his Diſciples in Parables, dark Sayings, covering Divi…
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Wheat trom the outward Appearance, that rhey cannor be rooce. out without an Hazard of a Miſtake, and a rooting up of the Wheat with them ; but our Saviour reſerves the Point of the Miniſterial Duty in purging the Church, to another more proper time; he here faich nothing of chac, bur of his own Detign co purge it…
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Wharſoever belongeth ro the Kingdom of God, whether the Word , which is called the Word of the Kingdom , or the Grace and Fxwour of God, which he by me diſpenſerh our under the Admi- niſtr.ation of the Goſpel, # like; thar is ; ſhould be adjudged, eſteemed, and uſed like as Treaſure hidden in a Field. Men ſhould d…
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w1ll be 1n it a mixture of good and bad ; a pertet Separation of mo which, one from another is nor to be expetted until the Day of " Judgment. { Again, the Kingdom of Heaven.) This term fizni- 1 fieth che whole Diipenſation, and Adminiſtration of the Gofpe: fig borh the Grace diſpenſed in it, and the means of that …
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Power. | 4.21, 57 * And they were offended in him. But Jeſus {id unto them, * A prophet 1s not without honour, ſavz in his own country, and in his own houle. 58 And he did not many mighty works there, becauſe of their unbelict. Mzyb ſaich, chap. 6. 3, 4, $, 5» But Feſus ſaid unto them, A Prichet is mt without Ho…
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- » 2s. | } Ar firft he had ſome Reverence for 7ohn, becauſe he was a 900d Luk 40. 5: Man; bur either Fohn by the trequenc Checks he gave ro his f Luſt, or Herodias her continual Importuniries to Herod, ro revenge her of her great Enemy, prevailed,and made #21! willing enough ; x ro put him to Deach ; Bur now he …
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and he went, and beheaded them in the Priſon, and brought his Head in d Ch.rzer , and gave it to the Damſel , and the Damſel gave it t> her Mother. {The King' was exceeding ſorry :] He could have with:d the had” askt fomerhing elſe; he was troubled ; f9r we hcard berore , that alrho' he feared nor God, yer he feare…
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_ The fullowing Miracle being an evident Confirmation of the Godhead oj Chritt, 4s recorded by all the Evangelifts. By Mat- thew here; by 21%, chap. 5.35. by Lube, chap.g. 10,11,12, (Fc. by Jon, chyp. 6. 1,2,2, We Theſe Words lead us to it, and inew us the eccation of 1t. Our Saviour was withdrawn to a more priv2t…
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mac boch the Winds and che Waves were under his Command, i And in the fourth Watch of the Night; | Thar is, abour three ours betore the riting'ot the Sun ; For tho rhe 7ews anciently divided cie Night 10to three parts, each conſiſting of tour Hours ; ver being at this rime under the Komans, they kept to their Divi-…
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Mark relaterh the ſame, chap. 6. 53, 54, 55, $5. with no dif- ference conſiderable. Chriſt had been 1n this Country betore, chap. 8. and inic wrought ſeveral Miracles; fo as they hd a tor- mer knowledge of him. As foon as they had Knowledze of his being again come, they expreſs their Faith in him, and their Cha- r…
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*nvencion upon it, That while 3f2/es was in the Mounc of God forty Days, and torcy Nizhrs, God in che Day-time revealed to him ce Lav written in the Five Books of J/es,and in the Night he revealed ro him fevera! other thin?s; as to which , his Will was, they thould got be written, tor fear the Heathens ſhould Tran…
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commanded by 32/es. Mark faith, It 3s Corban, (that is, & Gie- 1 Mark addeth, v. 12. And you ſuffer him no more to d; light fi 's, Eather or AOth2r ; which more tully ſhewerh their Crime A expourderh whar .}{ztthew had faid more ſhortly, Mark add: And m-ny ſuch-like things d> you. This is an Inſtance by which our …
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St: MATTHEW. Chap. XV, h 15-20 Fence was wichour queſtion at his making fo The Phariſees One | the a Marcer 45 Oct Walhings; not char chey underſtood our $;vigur 45 ſpeaking againſt che diſtinction of Mears which was Et4blithed by che Cere:nonial Law, nor as yet Avrogated. There's nothing doch More offend Hypocr…
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Mark faith , A certain Woman, whoſe young Dauzhrer had an n- clean Spirit, heard of him, and came ana fell at bus keet. The Wom.4r; ww a Greeb, a Syrophenician by Nation, and ſhe berought him, thas he would c..stt forth the Devil out of 41 Dan;hter. But Fejus jak unt9 her, Ler rhe Chilaren f1st be filed, fr it s not …
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Mk teports ro the ſame ſenſe, chap. 7. 28. She goeth on, after a third Repulſe , the laſt of which was not wichout 2 Reproach; for our Lord had implicitly called her a Dog. Theſe words are as much as if fhe had ſaid, Lord , I confeſs the Fews arc Chilzren; Iam a Dog, a poor Heathen , no proper Member of the Houtho…
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Mark gives us an Account of this Miracle, chav.8, or, 1, o,, 4, 5, 5c. There is very little difference in their Relations, on'y Mark taich , our Saviour went into the Coaſts of Dalmnt;. Matthew ſaith, in che Coaſts of Magdala. Moſt think that j: was the ſame Place which had two Names ; ſome think one 1; the Name o…
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diſcerO , thing and do 4 might believe 1n Me, believes - A wicked and adulterous generation ſeeketh after a fign, and there ſhall be no fign given unto it, but the fign of the prophet Jonas. And he left them, d departed. : We —_ witch the ſame Anfſiver given to the Phariſees, chap. 2, You pretend your ſelves r…
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under Earchly Similitudes, and fo by mad he ca rv ſtand ſomeching elſe rhan Leaven wich which Men ufe to leaven their Bread. Unbelief , Thar they having ſeen the Power and Goodneſs of their Lord and Maſter, to feed four th »ſand with ſeven Loaves, and five thouſand with five Loaves, leavins a grea: remainder: and …
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Mark faith , chap. 8. 29, Tho art the Chris. Luke faith, ch.1p.g. 20. Peter anſwered and ſaid, The ChriSt of God; that 15, rhe Meiji; Yourhatare myDilciples and Apoſtles, what 15 your Opi- nion of me? Our Lord expetts nor only Faith 1n our Hearts, bu: the Confeſſin of our Lips, Rom. 10. 10. { And Simm mo ſwered, \…
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him in the building of his Church, than of the reſt : And they obſerve , | Thar God did make a more eminent uſe of Peter in raiſing his Goſpe/-Church, both amongſt the Fews, A&#s 2. and the Gentiles, As 15. Bur yer this foundeth Aa little harſhiy, tg interpret Upon this Rock, By this Rich. I do therefore rather Pin…
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necclt not at hk. Wi Obl1,za publii] publit] wherh t9 pul yet Col It publ over D their þ ble, ve Or, 4. Odip;:; publith Miracle *Clani 1. bs <1 | unto | 3 lalem b” chict | Wl, , kn 1ifed Our L hear 2 et'1 them t9 4 firm the Chris theirs ſh; ſtruct the pals, tle) irom the 22 1 Pr him, …
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of God, but thoſe that be of Mm.) The Werd is, 2£51 Gs, and. it may be, were better cranflaced,, To thinkes rn; of, or, Tr: unaeri andest not , the thirgs that be of Grd; that is, rhe Counteis or G2d 1n this Marrer, as to the Redemniion of Mankind: Thou coniicurcit me only as thy Maſter, and ctliy Friend, and would…
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{rb ſaith , cl.1p. 9.1. 71H they have ſeen the Kingdom of God come with Ppwor. Lube, chap.9. 27. ſaich, No more than till they h.zte ſeen the Kingdom of God. | There be ſome ſtanding here,that ſhall nt taſte of Deich ,] char is , Tr thall not die, Heb. 2. g. It 1s the ſame, with nor ſezing De ith, Foh. 8.51, 52. He…
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Fude 9. Ir is very probable Ged raiſed up the Body of Miſes tor this Transftzuration-teſtimony , that by the Law and the Prophets (repreſented in Myes, (the Giver of the Law) and Elias, one of che moſt ramous of the Prophets) the Diſciples mizht be con- firmed in their Faith concerning Chriſt, as the true Meſſias; …
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Marb faith the ſame, Ch. 9. t. 9. Lnko faich, C1. 9. 35. They Ft it cloſe, ard told ny Man in thye Dys, any 191/e things which thy bad ſecn. te other two Evangelifts record the Precepr, 1:1. and Mark their Obedience to ir. The moſt probable Rea- {1 of rhis Charge given by Interpreters is, left his atter-Sufferings …
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15 Lord have mercy on my ſon, for he isLunatick. and ſore vexed : tor oft-times he falleth into the fire, and oft into the water. 15 And I brought him to thy diſciples, and they could not cure him. | The ſame Hiſtory is told us, both by 3ark and Lie, bur with conſiderable Difference ; we have ir, ab 9. 17. thus, …
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Pe. wr/2 Lencration, | Chriſt here calls them nor fo, with reſpect to juſtiiving Fairh, bur char Fairh which reſpected the Divine Power, 2s to working Miracles, Every Revelation of the Divine Wilt is the Obje&t of Faith, Chriſt had revealed to the Fews that he was ſen of God, and furniſhed with fuch a Power : Tis …
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ar, tho' 1r was changed from a Sacred, to a Civil uſe ; from an Homage-Penny ro God, to be an Homage-Penny to the Conguerirs, The Agreement of this Sum, with what was required by the Law, rogether with what our Saviour ſaich afterward, will incline us ro think, that this Tax was that Aeligions Tax, mentioned Excl. …
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us So wants, and puniſhing him who forgrueth not his F:llow-Ser- 11 # [ hs » T the ſame time * came the Diſciples unto oſus, ſaying, Who is the greateit in the kingdom of heaven ? 2b who relaterh alſo the ſame Hiſtory, Chap. 9. v. 33- more largely, fairh, that this Diſcourle was 1n the Houle ar Caper- 1:47, and…
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Mark hath it thus, Chap. g. 37. Whrfaever ſhall receive one of ſuch Children in my Name, recerveth me ; and whoſocver receiveth me, recetveth not me, but him that fent me. Then, wer. 42. he ad- deth, And whoſoever ſhall offend one of theſe little ones ihat believe in me, it is better for him that a Milſtone were hu…
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Our Saviour having before declared how dear believing Souls are unto him, tho' their Quality, or Parts be nor like others, here he gives the World a further Charge not to deſpiſe, thar j1s, not ro Contemn or Negle& them, becauſe God the Heavenly Farher hath ſuch a Care of them, ſo as he hath given his Angels a Char…
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which commanded all in any wiſe to rebuke their Neighbour, and not to ſuffer Sin up him, pretending that ic was their Duty, in ſome Caſes, to offend any Perſon by that Law. He here tellech them, That he would nor be fo underſtood, as if they might not tell Offenders of their Sins, for fear of offending them: this …
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vt. 'n ac if ir were no Sin; or go or ſtill in.the ſame Courſe, oy wo” chings are to be underſtood by che term of not Heay- (98 WT he ſhall not hear them, tell it to the Church, } Thar the lge LJ, ic 4 Noun of Mulrcicude, is evidenr, and therefore can» or be underſtood of any particular Perton. Some would by the …
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caſt our of any Church for proſeſſing, or ſtanding to any Truth of the Goſpel, or becauſe he will nor do what is fintul we muſt nor underſtand them bound in Heaven » tho" they be Bound on Earch , nor have any ſuch Excommunications any Terror in them. How forcible ave right Words, but theſe Argu- ings, what do they…
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pcderh us in this Lite, to bring us co a Temper mere co. 7, 15 ko Come, CHAT. KIX. Feſus coming into Fudea, healeth their Sick, 1, 2. I 4... Phariſees Queſtion about Divorce , he explaireth tho Pg ws ; it, 3—9. Anſwering his Diſciples Obje&ion, ſhewerh ne ae riage #s neceſſary, 10—12, Receiveth and bleſſeth littl…
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VF Jap. Z\-L4 \--: 4s to the ſubſtance of his Diſcourſe. | | | 2D neither 7e4 ncr Ny £3 Oey Ditcourſle, bur gives tem Poe {G1 to autiver themſelves, and racitly chargeth chem ogy. and Corription of the Law of God. He reter- ; and tor that to che - . 4 #4/* 7 \FRLgT WLHUEE ite y - (1 X 2 2 pays LV 7 , 170 OY _…
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tor the So:ace and Comtort of Man's Life, thould he defpiied, racher than thoſe unguier Luſts and Corruption +11 riiged ; the Morttfcation of which, would have made thi. fry Separy- ions both needleſs,and undetirable.Surely they the vid rater hive ſaid, If the Caſe of a Man be ſo with his Wifethen 691 F::G or ts wg…
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Both Mark and Lihe add ſomething to this Story. fark ſaith, chap. 10. 14. When Jeſus ſaw it, he was much diſpleaj24, nd /aid, Suffer the little Children to come to me, and fartid them wits for of (uch is the Kingdom of God : Verily T ſay unto you, Who- L - \ . . 1 : ſever (hull mt receive the Kingdom of God, as 4 …
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ble, 2. Nor are they reckoned up in Order. 2. The Top Commandment 15 exprefled by, 7h5z ſhalt Ire th; "> oak thy ſelf + Which elſewhere our Savicur calls the tecond Sia Commandmenr, and makes Comprehenfive of all the "hy ments of the ſecond Table. We mult not from cur "+ ona Order here in the Enumeration ot the Co…
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feems to ay 4s much as Kingdom 0 Mark) why Expotition, mts the Kj Corrcthon, tat fome j Wh fayins Neod! 6 : Bu realUn upar laken all to forthe comm Hal rhy's tin any Favour f We 6, 20, 5 Rich, as havi ſelves, the [ | IChes as jn t E all Rich Perſon E Vere ail Rich Mn, Gy: He \ þ Thinvs, nor j o …
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3 a, !! ever he will be ſaved, For thoſe Words in 37h, Them 1 I #7 172 Riches, TI rake them rather, to give the reafon of ie Diteulry, than to be an Abacemenc of whar he had before -_ {21d Es Th = —— Ns . . . p 4 Porto #17 in Riches is to place an Happineſs in them, to pro St MATTHEW ficulry of kaving Ric hes, a…
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29 And every one that hath forſaken houles,or ! 16 thren, or ſiſters, or father, or mother, or Wite, of G 4 -- Clitldreus by Mar. To, 28. Luk. $8. 28. 7 Ch: 4.20 Luk. 5. bm P Luk, 2 Chap. ALDX. LEY 28, 23, 3: ; s I: +7? 4 | I 4.74, 389 £ 1. þ; 18 0 8; + 341 | Kh; : | Y ty. 4 rhe! f Fe Ig j- £4 'ÞF…
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give them zhezr hire, beginning from the laſt unc, the firſt, : 9 And when they came that were h:red about th. eleventh hour, they received every man a peny, 10 But when the firſt came, they ſuppoſed th1; they ſhould have received more ; and they likewif: received every man a peny. p 11 And when they received 77…
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Exerciſe in the Wears from 7 9M Vias Silom _ Pc : . ily God in ! , PiUſtnding all Vol. II, up. XX. St M AT : nal Life, and to partake of ſaving Grace in orderto h ome This is the main Scope of the Parable. ric | And Jelus going up to Jeruſalem, took the r” ſciples apart in the way, and faid unto twelve D! …
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Mark hath the fame, Chap. 10. 38, 39, Our Saviour gently reproves them tor their inadviſed Petition, and again mindeth them, thar he was firſt to Suffer, and then to enter mto his Glory, and that by much Tribulation they alſo muſt enter into the Kingdom of God, which was a thing fitter for their prefenr Thoughts, …
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Luke 22, 28, 25, 27, I ſhall not here intermeddle with the Diſ- pures lome have tounded on this Text: Whether there may be a Civil Moagiltracy among Chriſtians s A thing undoubtedly Fo- reign £o che Seate of this Text, Or, Whether Chriſt here eft abliſh- eh + Parity ann ft Miniſters; which I do not think our Lord's…
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mentioned by 312k and Luke, hearing Siri Vho alone is firſt on the tude of Jericho nexr Galilee, and then gor bin” lare other fide, as our Saviour was leaving the Town, nSirw ON the Luke lay, as he came nigh, and the two other Evan eliſt on he went out of Fericho, he ſare begging. Bartimeus T; bei, lay, as ſhould …
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RX | St. up. , houſand Hills, [Hath need of þ trel upon a thouſand Hills, | Hath need of him, whoſe are GE - he who had Travelled on Foor hed not for ang i: could have gone the other rwo Miles : But Galile? = he enter inco Jeruſalem, as was Propheſied of him, char j1E MIS And he will ſtraightway ſend him.) The Wo…
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Chap. XX.1. coming t 9 Feruſalem, toob Branches of Pulm-trees, and went foi th to meet him, and cried, Hoſamna : Blejſed be the King of hx My that cometh in the Name of the Lord, They bring the 48, and the (met Colt ty Fejus, who had no Saddle, no coſtly Furniture tor him | they were glad to lay on the Atſes back …
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Historical Christian writing; not Scripture.