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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 841
ſaw it, they marvelled, ſaying, How ſoon is the Fig-Tree witherea T H E W. The wonderful rhings here mentioned, are his Healing the z;; and Lame, of which we read ver, 14. The Cry of the Child int doubtleſs more £..ptcafed them, ir was of the fame nature = char of the Mulcicude in the Way, and in the Streets wh L…
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,, him, as &.c. rity GO [27 this au Mark t Prieſts he. and overt kiw the) t People wa they came ple, there Elders, aid And wh , ClidPs 19. 4 Prieſts, at him: An ay attent every Nigt 1Nz, and People wet wan mim, | Miracles w] and the E/, he one Rea diving the tie Peop!'e; butary Peop whom, tho”…
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We have the fame without any conſiderable Alteration, Mar. il. 27,22,29,30,31,32,33. Luke alſo records the ſame Fiſtory, CMP. 20, 1,2, 3, 4,5,9, 7,% With no conſiderable difference, only lie thus pretacerh ro ir: And it came to paſs, that on ine of 912 &:ys, as he taught the People in the Temple , and Preached the …
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other,Go and work in my Vineyard,chat is, do my Will, Do the Work I command you to dos The Phy jyces, fs By porrires and F. -# malitts, Chap. XXSt them,* Verily I ſay unto you, that the publicans aud * £uk 7 | 32 For * John came unto you in the way of * Luk. 3. righteouſneſs, and ye believed him not : * but the 1…
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had known kim , they would not have Crucified the Ly f Ii yer ir was doubtleſs rrue of many of them, and thoſe the mor knowing men amongſt chem. Bur herein did their moſi Pro; gious Blindneſs, and Madneſs appear, that when they knew Pa chey ſhould think 1c poſſible ro prevent his being ſer a; Ki? upon the Lord's H…
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ers in it tO Builders, Roms 15. 20. Gal. 2. 18, Our Lord 13 here compared to a Stone, becauſe he 1s the onty arm Foundation. The chief Corner-SHMe, M whom all the Building fitly framed, graweth unto an Holy Temple In t he Lord. In whom aljo we are fir an Habl- ration of God through the Spirit. Eplef. 2. 20, 21, 22.…
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made divers Interpreters think, that 3t.ztth»w hath pur jr our of ts due order, for Luke reports ic as fpoken long betore, and that not in the Temple, bur at 4 Ph.wj/ees Houte where he was ar Dinner, and upon Occaſion of one of them ſaying. Blejſ-a he that ſhall Eat Bread in the Kingdom of God. Eur | know no rc2- …
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*7m.ens exatted that Payment for the Emperor, and thinking it a very probable Argument to rhe contrary, That the Tables of the Aomney-Ch.mgers, who changed the People's Money into half She- kels, fir tor roar Payment, was now continued. And if that Payment had been now altered, and turned' to the uſe of the Civil …
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reetion, as may be ſeen in thar Text, as well as chis ; and (which indeed was cheir Fundamental Error) they denied Spirits, and conſequently the Immorralicy of the Soul in its ſeparate Eſtate. Their Defign feemech nor ſo much ro have been, ro have drawn out a Diſcourſe from our Saviour; which might have couche his…
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Iiaac, and Zacob, bur the God l:1mtelt rhe God of as a Eenefadtoy, People or Perſon, tO Avraham, Gen. 17. 7. I will be 4 God to thee and thy Seed, that Hu, of thee and of th Seed. oP - : MEET Yy 3. Abraham, Iſauc, and Zacob, doth not frgnifie part of Abraham, Iſaac and Facob, but their entire Perſons, which con…
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him, and the Commendation he gave him, rogerher wich his fair ſpeaking ro our Saviour, and Commending his Antiver, induce me to think rhat he came on no1ll Deſign. Befides, that Opi- nion of ſome, that he came hoping to hear our Saviour viline their Ritual Precepts in Compariton of the Mcral Precepts, feem- *th ro…
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of himſelf, bur of the Meſſt.:h whom they expetted ? Who he ſhould be? They ſay unto him, {The Son of David "Joy Son one who ſhould in a right Line be delcerded irom 7 , "2 Ss, was a conſtane and uncontrouled Tradition am-nsft - Tis Hence Mark ſaith, the Queſtion was propounded p46 ages ; Scribes * Luke, hw ſay th…
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-ſtood of both z for the Reading, and Interpreting the | v, chicty belong'd to the Series, | All therefore whatſoever hid yi objervey 02ferve ant do, | That 15, wharſoever is in 141 97, Wen eNEY bid ycu obferve , and do. The Term All 15 © be underft d reſtrainedly, with retpett to the Subjett, Mar- ©» Portis tpoke…
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4-15. nor called che Galathians his little Children, G2). . call'd himſelt- a Do#or of the Gentiles, 1 Tim. 2.7. 2 For mn thai Scuil. God alone is Men's Father z Chriſt alone their Maſter. Paſtors and Teachers In the Church are all bur Miniſters, Minifters of Chrii ro publiſh his Will, and to injoin kis Laws; n-r_…
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. A Third Wo followerh, exprefled in this Verſe, becauſe they Corrupted their Proſelytes, bath as ro Doctrine and Manners, ſo as they were twice more the Children of che Devi), and in danger of Hell than before. A Proſelyte was one, who coming from ſome Pagan Nation relinquiſhed 7s, and worſhipped One True, and Li…
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theſe ought other undone, We have much the ſame, Lyk.11.42. only there it is, 7 73tþ;Cl,;,; Mint, and Rue, and all manner of Herbs, and paſs over Judgment, $1:,* and the Love of God, Ir is maniteſt by our Saviour's Words in the Jatter part of the Verſe : Theſe ought you to have dine, that he doth not blame the Ph…
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20,X Wo unto you. Scribes and Phariſees, Hypo- ctiteS: becauſe ye build the rombs ot the prophets, and garniſh the ſepulchers of the righteous, 20 And ſay, If we had been in the days of our fithers, we ſhould not have been partakers with them in the blood of the prophets. Lube hath ir, chap. 11. 47- Wo unto you, …
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29 Forl fay unto you, Ye ſhall not ſee me hence- forth, till ye thall ſay, * Bleſſed zs he that cometh * in the name of the Lord. : We have the ſame, Luk. 13. 33,34. {[ 0 Feruſalem ! Jeruſa- lem !) The doubling of the word, thewerh the Vehemency of our Saviour's Affettion. { Thou that kille$ the Prophets, and ſtone…
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Col. 2. 8, heed that no man deceive you. 18. Mark faith, chap. 13. 3. And as he ſate upon the Mount of Olives, 2 Thefl. 2. over again the Temple, Peter, and Fames and Fohn, and Andrew 3+ ahed him privately, Tell us when ſhall theſe things be, and what 1 Joh, 4. 1. fhau be the Sign when all theſe things ſhall be. fu…
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you, delivering you up to the Synagogues, and into Priſms , tix brought before Kings and Rulers for my Names ſahe. And it (vi! turn to you for a Teſtimony, Our Saviour knowing that his Diſc ples Minds ſtill ran upon a Secular Kingdom, here calls c# tie Thoughts, by giving them a Sign of his Coming, an Account thoſ…
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nr preſerved , and ſo {ved with a Ten:poral Salvation, yer - {141} be erernally ſaved. [1 And this goſhel of the kingdom thall be reached in all the world , for a witneſs unto all naric5, and then ſhall the end come. So ſrith yl, chap. 13. 10, Some think that the End men- cned in the cloſe or this Verſe, referrs …
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Mark harh the ſame in efte&, chap.1 3.ver.1g,20, Luke, chap. 2: 23,24.ſpeaks more particularly : Fy there ſhell be gr2.t diftrefs in the Land, and wrath upon this People. And they ſhatl fol by the edge of the = 2 ke - hc iS 5 F - Sword, and ſhall beled away captrue into al! Natizns , and Forufalers ſhall be trodde…
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eagles be gathered together. | Luke hath much the ſame, Luk, 17. 24, 37» The Diſagree- ment of Incerpreters, about the Coming of the Son of Man here fpoken of , makes a Variety in their Interpretation of theſe Verſes. Some think the Coming of the Son of Man here ſpoken of, was his coming to deſtroy Feruſalem, whic…
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ſhould be of char nature as it ſhould make the Fews ( here called thi the Tribes of the Earth) ro mourn. They by the Angel, and ep Trumpet mentioned ver. 31. underſtanding the Miniſters of the whe Gotpcl, who after the Deſtruion of eruſalem ſhould £9 and Sor Preach tlie Goſpel over all che World, and fo gather in t…
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Chap | Chriſtians ;, © / p Jeſs our Saviour MEAans che Set of Men that were at that Time in the World : Thoſe who were at that Time living ſhould nor all dyc until all theſe things ſhall be fulfilled ;, all rhat he had ſpoken with reference fo the Deſtruetion of Jeruſalem; and indeed the moſt of choſe Signs which…
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We have much the ſame, Lub. 12.41, 42, 43. whether ſpake ar the ſame rime, and upon the fame occaſion or no, I kno nor, Ic 15 ſaid there, v. 41. that Peter gave occaſion to this Diſcourſe by ſaying, Lord ſpeakef thou this Parable to us, or even to all Our Saviour replyeth as here ; only Luke faich, Who is that fuit…
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For che underſtanding of all Parables, I have formerly ſhewed, That Pars are Similizzdes brought trom ſome Earchly Things, or Affftiens, to Hiuſtrace ſome Heavenly Doftrine, - or Spiritual Myitcrics, and intinuace them inco our Practice. For the right underſt.nding of all Purables, rhe firft and principal thing ro b…
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The Bridegroom's tarrying, i1gnifies Chrilt's delaying to come tg Judgment ; their Slumbering and Sleeping ſignifies the Infirmities of the beſt , Who leep, tho' their Hearts wake ; and the deeper Security of cthers in their Sinful Stare. The coming of the Bride. groom at Midnight, tignifiech Chriſt's coming in a d…
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We muſi Similit des, Ic 1s brough 1nſtrud vs 1 to. lay the b God himſelf, dread of hi trom Labou with which that if there diji Izuifhin Will, he 1h; hereafter f, Cale conde reap wher mn, 2, Cuſung » will Unprofitahle Sloth, and \ ut a meer he had dre could; he \ en he tho a as juſt heir leud a …
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and all the holy angels with him, then ſhall he tir Ch.16. 27, I Theltl. 4. 32 And * before him ſhall be gathered all nations: Jute 4 . few things, * I will make thee ruler oVeEr Many | and he ſhall have abundance : bur from him thar Luk.2. 18. Log 0 WEBS things: enter thou into the Joy of thy lord. hath not, {hall…
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Ghrilt fall ſeparace them: { And be ſhall ſet the Sheep at his right #:nd,\ The righr Hand, 1s the place of Honour and Digmty, and he place fer Favourites : Then Chriſt ſhall exalr his Saints to orcat Honour and Dignity, and ſhew them his Favour ; and [ ihe G5.ts on the left Hand, | Wicked Men ſhall riſe to Shame a…
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Judgments ro Eternal Miſery; lying in two things : 1, Ina hs. p.rture from God, 1o as never more to have any Favour from him 2, In a Senſe of Pain and Miſery, exceeding thar which Fire cauferh tro a Body conſuming with it. In this Lite wicked Men Te capable of ſome Preſence of God with them, and receive levery] Cli…
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all go inco Everlaſting Punifhment nor a Puniſhment for Origen thoughc ; ) bur the Righteows, thoſe who ſhall be fo adjudged » being made 10 1n tins Lite, by the imputed <«hreouſnz/$ of CÞrift, and accepted as ſuch tor their holy and ery Converfacion, cho' in many things imperte&, thall go into be nal; which doth …
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3 Then *alſembled together the chief pricfts, and * Pſal;2, 2 the ſcribes, and the elders of the people , unto the Affts 4. palace of the high prieſt, who was call:d Caiaphas, 4 And conſulted that thcy might rake Tofis by ſubrilty, and kill Þzzv. : 5 Bur they ſaid, Not on the feaſt day, lei there be an uproar amon…
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«Jt .aak;RENMA Phra tervad, Lizmis late ar Mear, whom, chap. 11. he 1d note r4ilhd from the Dead, There comes a Woman (* Fobn Nth ber Nene was Moy ) and rakes a Pound otthe Ointment of Stttenard , tz/thow and Hark lay wn was 1nan Alabaſter-Bix; 75% taich (he did .nint vis Feet, ad wiped them with her Hair. "Y1rtb…
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betray him, : 4 Bod Ds : AMil: faith, chap, 14.10. 4nd Fudas Iearirt ne of the iwelyo ws unto the Chief Prieſts to betray him unto them. And when tw. 1... © it, they were zlad, and promiſed t9 give him Money. And 6. ads Luk, 220 Zo Then entred Satan into Trdas firnam-d Iicariot. toi; of the number of the Twelve; …
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his hand me, 24 The ut Wo 11 betrayed : not been | 25 Thi and faid, laſt ſaid, Hark at Fhe Ez tina | "(11s Ce 7 þ s | OG; in #3; FF f , ul / Pina 4* ) Þ 55 hs ? TE ? Ne Fj» x £ } f£ 38/41 k FI : - Ms ed prop x "' .- 4 b ' UG f / tap. XVI. S. MAT : reed) betwixt the declining of the Sun afte…
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with you before I ſuffer: For IT fay unto you, 1 will not any more eat thereof unitl it be fulfilled in the Kingdom of God. And he took the Cup, and gave Thanks, and ſaid, Tabe ths, and divide it amongſ(! your ſelves : For T ſay unto you, I will not drink of the Fruit of the L ine, until the Kingdom of God ſhall co…
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ſecrarion of the Bread mentioned immediately betore it, ver. 19. Kkk The Chap. XYXRVL Hour was come, he ſat down, and the Twelve Apoſtles with him. "4nd he ſaid unto them, With Defire have I deſired to eat this Paſſiver —_— —— — —_———_—__ —2T _ ” i» - . 2 == _— 4 - £: £349, A; , wd II, « _ _ , _ = - <>» …
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Jur there ſeems to have none of them been of any Di- 1TH © Verſe alſo to the 33d of his 22d Chaprer, ke gives ws 5-, tfurcker Liicourtes of our Saviour with Peter, and wo 3;;c 54 ples, bur no other Evangeli$ mentioning them in tx and Luke no where ſaying that they were ſpoken in the G., Chamber, IT thall not cont…
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F'Y Ky Y , 5 fa F . y 4 tt F « 87? bed [ the / an H 2 Ly y {A tht h 9 Chis os rv 0 t / Fit . 5?2 Cr > LL { ernnd ther' be fa ſuicc md j Wal whett Grd n Praifi Or 171, yu uch than © cm, Tir ch our Gad, a inted hearts, [They w time Wa Pands « turl; Cr to th (the "M \ Pe Ople |…
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ber thar they did nor write our Saviour's Words from his Mouth, bur trom their Memories, and theretore muſt be allowed to vary in their Expreſſions, and in Circumſtances. giving vs only ar Account ot the Subſtance of Words and Attic ns, a5 their Mc- mories ſerved them; from whence alſo ir is, thar ſome of them hav…
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4h! FX +. i x "4 gi WEL. | G -* . Lid 4 *11 0! gþ ſ: A | 7? \ i dF + 4 7 Y I. 3 bo P. XX VI. Ot, Mob names the three Diſcip'es, Ch.14. v.33,34+ And he taketh wich tim Peter, and James, and John, and began to be ſore amazed, wid $3 be tory hozuy, And ſaith unto them, ty Soul 3s exceeding for- rox…
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The Spirit ſanQtifzed Þy Divine Grace, 1s reſolved with Con» * - Parr, 13 apt to taint and fall away, when terrible Temprations affauir vs; Therefore you ſhould earneſtly pray for Supernatural Strengih as | upon the Senſe oft ſtancy ro perform its Ducy ; bur the Fleſh, the ſenfitive and be Vigilant, left you be …
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in the 7 none - par plougt'y him, knew the place, for Feſus oft-times re- Judas —_ with bis Diſciples. And then goerh on, Judas, then orted HI ed a Band of Mer, and Officers, from the Chief Prieſts Þcuing _ - es cometh thither, with Lanthorns, and Torches, and Wea- a ney <killed in the Jewiſh Learning tell us, tha…
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Mark harh the ſame, Ch, I4. V. 48, 49, 50. Luke, Ch. 22. 52, $3. hach ir chus, Then Zeſus ſaid unto the Chief Priefts, and th Captains of the Temple, and the Elders which were come 19 him. B: ye come out as againſt a Thief, with Swords and Stave; ? When 1 was daily with you in the Temple, you ſtretched forth no Han…
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Myrk ſpeaks to the ſame purpoſe, Ch. 14. 60, 61, The High Prieſt expected a long detence, and fo to have had matrer of Accuſartion againſt him our of his own Mouch, Chriſt diſap- pointerh him, ſaying nothing ar all, either our of M:deſty, or not thinking whartthey ſaid of any Moment, or worthy of any reply ; or pe…
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charge thee with a terrible 1imprecation on thee, if thou "Mk dc falſly, or wilt be filent, co declare if thou be the Chriſt the Sc ſt of rhe living God. ks Fe 64 Jeſus ſaith unto him, Thou haſt ſaid : never. h theleſs, I ſay unto you, * Hereatter {hall ye ſee the *Plt, j0! Son of man * ſitting on the right hand o…
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it, We beforc lett Peter in the High PricSF's Palace, warming + ſelf ty the Fire amongit the Servants, It 15 a dangerous ching '\r Coriſtians co come into Places of Tempration. A Maid comes -. 3-1, and chargerh him to have been with Chriſt, whom the | 1c 7-15 of Galilee : So they called Chriſt, fomerimes 7e/u45 of …
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WES bd I 1/T1,2Vv , 17 1:44 f - 5 yr bf j_ * — -t of Silver in ths Teinple, and Runzet) imei s Too! (5:2 of - . .* 0 S Q” AT WIE -—L » SY ei i, g 30s Chriit Arrataned ard dccned both o Fitzie , Bn S&I - » 4 TITLE F 3 ns #£F;; Ul * 3} A / J "r= Wo HP a 7 pn F 4 , "8. ne far Te Saks Ret24/c PIR < Ho 35 aaMmonifhod…
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of Silver, and T ca# them to the Potter in the Houſe of the Lyx 7 P "a a very hard Text as i: lies in the Prophet, to give a juſt " ch of. The Propher was one of them who Prophefied after = Caprivity of Babylon, yer ter. 6. he plainly Prophefieth of G = Deſtru&ion of the Fews and ct Feruſalem: Which Defirudi a bei…
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They at laſt refolyc what to do with the Money, which was no Err Summ, ( tor as we notcd before, it exceeded not Three Pounds and Fitreen Shillings.) They would not curn it to their own privare Uſe, for (probably) ir was before raken our of the Treaſury ; neither would they again return ir into the Treaſury, becau…
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Puniſhments, They reply, [It is not Jawful for us to put any fat to Death. ) Iris very queſtionable in what Senſe they ſpake ls Thoſe thar affirm that the Power of Judging , and Determining in Capital Cauſes, was before this time taken from the 7ows, mule affirm, rhat Stephen was put to Death in a Popular Tumult; f…
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Mark ſaith much the ſame, Ch. 15. 3, 4, 5. Theſe things were before Pilate went out «to the People, and told them, that he found no fault in him ar all: and offered to releaſe Barabbas unto them. Then ſeemeth co me to follow in order, what we have in Lube, 23. from the 5th. wv. to the 17th. in theſe Words, 4nd the…
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Matthew only mentioneth this paſſage of Fil ate's Wife. Whe- ther it was when Pilate ſare upon the Judgment-Seat the ſecond time (the Story of which we have heard) or atrerward is un- certain, nor is ic material, ſhe doubtleſs reterrerh ro feme late Dream, which poffibly the might have after her Hushand was gone f…
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Vil ate's E jt), 3. [he Re m1 Mudne!s "f the Chief 1 res oP S©: ibes nd Pole, Our Saviour's Silence confirms to us char piece or che Law of Nature, To. mn Man js bound t0 _ hime!f. Pi.ge's Equiry appears 10 many TtLINSS, Te He would not C-n- demn him withour 2 particular hearing of his Caufe himſclt ; he £:0u'd no…
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>ndcmn ther T.. 7ohn ſaith, It was upon the hearing of that, ſaying, 1; thr p 2 this Man go, thu art not Ceſar's Friend : Whiſrer er mal Ig ſelf a King ſpeaketh againſt Ceſar. His fear of beings accuſe che Emperor Tiberins, as Favouring one who made hiandole » King ; eſpecially, 1t his oppoſing the 7ews in their …
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4s to drinl Wine, mingled with Myrih;, but be recerved it nt. Like is Jarger in his Account of the paſſages, berwixt his Con- demnation and Cructtix1on, Ch. 23. 25,10 33. And as they led him, the} Liid hold on ne Simon @ Cyrenian coming out of the Coun- try, and on bim they lid the Crrſs, that he might bear it afte…
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Historical Christian writing; not Scripture.