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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 901
him : And the Superſcription of his 4ccuſation was written over, The King of th Fews. And with him they Crucified ewo Tirieves , the one on his A:ght Hand, and the other on his Left. Ard tho Scripture was fulfilled , which ſaith, 4nd he was numbred with the Tr.n{cref- ſors. Luke 23. 33. faith, 4nd when they came to…
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wit? Fin, | eiily T ſay wito thee, To Day thu ſhut be with me mM 4 by r1diſe, Fobn laith, Ch. 19. 25, 25, 27, 28, 29. Aow Tree ſtoog ' the Cr ili of Felns bas Fother, and his Mother's SIS, AMrry, Ihe Fife of Clecpias, and Mary Magdalene. When 7/5 1NereJore Jak : TS" , 4 2 4? v2 f j [ bis Morhor, aud the Difciple R…
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47 Some of tiem that ſtood there , when they heard thair. faid. This man calleth {or Elias. 45 And ftraighrway one of them ran, and took a 2, Tpurge, and filled 77 with * vinegar, and put 77 on 4 *; po _ 4 X *Y To - Jo 2&1 ICU, 40 1's 1M to G13%8, | Luke tells us, that one of No more doth Luke, Chap. 23. 45. th…
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Mil ſich, Ch. 15. 39, 49, 41- And when the Centurion which ſw { ror againſt him, ſaw that he fo cried out, and gave up the Ghoſt, % Cid, Trily this Man was the $5n of God. There were alſo Women lingo of er off, amongſt whom was Mary Magdalcne, and Mary 1h vor fer of [ames the leſs, and of Joſes, and Salome ; wh alſ…
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67 And * laid it in his own new tomb , which * he had hewn out in the rock: and he rolled a great ſtone to the door of the 1epulchre, and depar- ted 4 61 And there was Mary Magdalene, and the othes Mary, fitting over-againft the ſepulchre. Mark hath ir, Chap. 15. from v, 42. to the end. Aid ww when the even was …
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}:: Quality, doubtleſs, made his Acceſs more free to Pilate. He wort In boldly to him (laith Mark :) his Quality in the City, and Þ: Love to Chriſt, borh contributed to this Boldneſs. For his more imv.rd Qualifications, Matthew and John both tell us ,_ was 2 Diſciple, one thar had learned of Chriſt; though 9/2" - 5…
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Women reſort #0 the Grave : An Angel declareth the Rehreg; » .c Chriſt to them,1—6. En ineth 'em #9 bid his Diſciples t5 mes; }: : ar Galilee, 7,8. Chriſt himieif appeareth tn the Womon : They -ncy ſhip him : He fendeth 'em t his Breth; ©, 5, 30. 7 20 large Sums of Money 9 the Souldiers, to f.if1 103g nn oo, ſurre…
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the Spirit, could by the {ame Power have rolled away the > Bur as it was fir, thar the Angels who had been Witneſſes ſhould alſo be Witnefles of his RefurreQtion ; thar tc who was juStified in the Spirit, ſhould be je-n of Anget;, 1 Tit. 3. 15, {o it WAS NECCHATY: tharthe keepers might give a juſt Account m9 Pilat…
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_ Yatthew repearerh this very ſhortly. 27:k fairh, chap. 18.5. Aow ren fejus was riſenearly, the firft day of the Web, be optear- ea firit 20 Mary Magdalene, out of whom he hd c:5 jJeten Deuts. And ſhe went and told them that fhe had been with vim. as they mourned and wept. Ard they, when they had heard that FRgage…
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! preſently. So it 1s plain, that the Apoſtles bn. Ivy ir Commitſion from Ag. 1, 8. & 3. 26. & 13. 45. & 18 pi G:l. 2.7. They were firſt to Preach, and to Baptize amonoſt the Jews, and then thus to Diſciple all Nations. Puftors and 7. —_ who ſucceeded the Apoſtles, were not under this Obligation but were to be fi…
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of the Apoſtles. Ir is fir Men ſhould a& as Rarional Creature, underſtanding what they do. And there is a Teaching which muſt follow Baptiſm ; for Baptiſm without Obedience, and 1 livin; up to that Covenant in which we are engaged, will ſave n25$ +], bur lay it under a greater Condemnation. The Apoſtles might Teach…
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mton ant dnorew, woo were þ HOIFS WUD Fames and Jobn, [ 4— 200 2 bd The voice of __ Cryin - 1:5 $%{45 Wi ornne . Bro 4 ; & 4 ! «3 wy Lab walk v LW 1 4,9 G] 3 e J n £ F l Wo 5 3. Jr [ pare ye the way of the Lord; r Tre Office and Rbtilim of Fohn, 1—$. He ſhewerh the Diznity and Power lo Chrilt, and the Spiritualit…
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dom ci God is at hand repent ye, and believe the goſpel. ' : ; It ſhould ſeem that 7341 had but a ſhort time, wherein he ex- erciſed his vablick Miniſtry 3 he was the Son ofa Prieſt, Zachartas, Luk 1 13. and it 15 proSidle that he centred not upon his publiek Minijiry till he was thirty years of £ge. (it was the S…
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he have Pcople allow the leaft Faith to the Devii's Words ; nor was he to be impoſed upon by the Devil's good Words ; he 1s to make no Truce with him, but to deſtroy him, and his Works ; he therefore chargeth him to hold his peace, and to come our, [ And when the unclean Spirit had torn him. | The Greek word here …
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We before had this piece of Hiſtory, Matth. 8.2. To the Notes upon which, 1t is enough to refer our Rezdtr; we ſhall alſo meet with it hereatter in Lub, cp. 5. Our Lord's heinw mved with Compaſjiin, or afeFed in his Surely. the Word itgnines) 15 often ulcd as Expretſive of the Cavic of his 43 of Mercy ; Thus 10 cu…
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phenies ? who can forgive Sins but Goa 2 $0 as it was on 24l | 2.12 then received, that none but the Creattsi coulda apcoarge The Debs, none but Gad coald fargtve Sis. 3Buc how A pigitt Carth C75 things ? Our Saviour did not fay till afterward, that ie 7» r »”> 4-41 3 % & \Js the "nv nant but go thy way, ſhew …
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Sce the Notes upon Matth. 12.5. The wordmpuac: uſe, ver. 5. may be underſtood to fignifie Blindneſs, or Hardnejs, 15 i may derive from 7ggs, Callus, or mugs, Cecus ; but the Derivi. tion of it from the tormer beſt obtains 3 Hardneſs being a quality in a thing by which it refiſteth our touch, and ſuffers vs not t5 …
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ficth his Neighbours the Citizens of his city, or his nearer Re!2- tions, thoſe who belonged to the Family of which he was,C fox he had ſome Brethren that did not beliove in him. Joh, 5. « thc went to lay Hands on him ; that is, to take him from the Ma't:. tude, which preſſed upon him by force (for ſo the Word toni…
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30 Becauſe they ſaid, He hath an unclean ſpirit. Here 15 no Paflage in all this piece of Hiſtory, but what the Reader will find opened in the Notes on Mat. g. 34. and Mat. I2. 31, 32. 33. to which I rcferr him. 31 Therecame then hisbrethren * and his mother, + ,;. -. and ſtanding without, ſent unto him, calling hi…
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eAcd no Fruit 3 but where the Sower ſoweth the Word, there 1s yet a very different Effet. Some bring forth the Fruit of Faith and Holineſs, and the Abiding Fruit of it, though in dit- ferent degrees : But many, yea, the moſt of thoſe that hear it, either bring forth no Fruit, or no Abiding Fruit, (witch 1s 1n- dee…
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Whoſo conlidereth the connexion of theſe words, jr : meaſure you mete, &c, with the firſt words in the V-ri., 7 heed what you bear, and compares the former with t!:o 71141 c Texts, Mat. 9. 2. Luk. 6. 38. will wonder what the tor. {now be of the Argument; for in buth the parallel Texts, the 11th words in this Yerſe…
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V S MARK rin, I [V. \ 15D. V, Dri » Ire of ls Par als en 'y FE > ; : 8 Tor the carth bringeth forth fruit of her lelt, f <nquire wg fon For 1Ithovgh Fane nf his Parull'; were & gi : l ' oa M ” a - p* : D ain anc Cattle 10) $1 Us TTY, Toy 't '$/ EEE y! ”, d4 | " then rhe ear ; atter that, the full corn | © 3 WISCT…
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word unto them, as they wete able to hear #t- 34 But without a parable ſpake he not unto them : and w his diſciples, hen they were alone, he expounded all things to From hence we may gather, that all the Parables by which Our Saviour inftruſted his Hearers, arc not recorded by the Evan- e-11\ts, though many be, …
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This who'e Hiſtory alfo is recorded both by Matthew ang Like; and we have already, 1n our Notes upon Mat. c, jg, x. fully opened the ſeveral Patſages of it mention d vy all 6, Evangelifts, to which we refer the Reader. Chriſt was _ come over again into Galilee, where, though the Temy/s _ not, yet there were Synago…
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42 And ſtraightway the damfſel aroſe, and walked, for ſhe v/as of the age of twelve years : and they were aſtoniſhed with a great aſtoniſhment. 43 And hecharged them ſtraightly, that no man hould know it : and commanded that ſomething ſhould be given her to eat. There is nothing in this Hiſtory needeth further No…
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We mect with all this, Mut. 13. $3, $4, $5, $5: See the Notes there. By his own, queſtionleſs is meant Nazareth, the pace ofhis Education, though Bethlehem were the place of his. Eirth, hence he was uſually called eſs of Nazareth. Luke, chap. 4. 15. naineth Nazareth 3 but though (finding that place athxed intheMar…
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> tins 4ncinting with Ol al's in che Name of the Lord. 4t : 1pa:c9 ainongft Learned Men », whether this Anointing with O 7, was the ufing of Cyl as a Medicine, having a Na- tural Vertue (for it 1s certain in that Country ticre WEre Oyls} that were of preat Natural turce for healing) or only as Sacra- mental-and Su…
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him, aid would have killed him, bat ſhe conld} . : | P:rivatcly. ny j1OT- EY 11. 20 For Herod feared John, knowing that he was{| 33 And the people faw them departing, and | In & 2,.2% A inſt man, 2rd ar holy,and || obſerved him ; and when jny knew him, and ran a foot thither, ovz of ll ci | dif | 9, T2, he here hi…
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{f this Beſert where Chriſt was, were as Lube ſaith, chap. 5. 10. 4 Detert belonging to Brthſauita, thois words gig To: may Tor Brloyr Say arc 1} Trarllatec unto Bethſaida, and the ar. cinal Nite 16 our iarger Bibles 15 better, over againſt Bethlaida, Our S2vtour here firſt ſends away his Dilciples by Water, then …
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tredition- ; io For Moſes faid, * Honour thy father, and thy *1other : and, * Whoſo curſeth father or mother, let kim die the death. 1s But ye ſay, If a man fay to his father or '- mother, 7c # Corban, that is to ſay, a gift, by what- = 5 Jocyer thou mighteſt be profited by me, he ſoall be *AMat.l5. 5- jree. : |…
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Chriſt checkerh his Diſciples for underſtanding things no %.-- | ter : Ignorance is more excuſable in thoſe who are Stringer; ty God and Chriſt, than in thoſe that have Rel:tion to him. j our Saviour's Enumeration of thoſe things which come cut c; the Heart, ſeyeral things are reckaned up which are the 0; actions …
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Cirilt feodeth the Multitude with ſoven Lnaves, and few Fiſhes, 1— Refuſeth to ſhew the Ph.urijees a Sizn, 19-—13. Warn- eth his Diſciples again the Leaven of the Phariſees, to—21. ReShreth Sight to the Blind Man by ſpitting on his Eyes, 22--26. He asbeth his Dijeiples the People Opinion of him. Peter con- feſſeth…
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We met with this whole Iliftory, with ſome Additions in Matth. 16. 5, 6, 7, (Fc. See the Notes there. It teacheth us both a Leſſn of Humane frailty, and what is our Chi$/tzn duts : Of our Frailty, in not confidering the Works of the Lord tor us, ſo as to make any uſe of them for the time to come. God doth his grea…
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Luke reports no more of this than Mark ; but Maithew reports it much larger, giving ns a further Reply of Chriſt to Peter, (See the Notes on Matth. 16. 1g. ) which we have there diſcourfed largely upon. I ſhall only ſay here, That if fo great a Point as Peter's Primacy had been underſtood by Chriſt's Diſciples of t…
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We met with this Argument twice in Matthew z to the ot upon which I refer the Reader : Mark adds thoſe words, 4" the Goſpel ; thereby teacliiug us, that a ſuffering for ts 14#- the Goſpel ; that is, for owning the Propatitions 01 it, ON > up to the Precepts cf it, is by Chriſt accounted a ſoff?71ns *- Chriſt's ſak…
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we. nd ao 1nftance of any good Man guilty of in Holy Writ; and | WTIEEEN af the Son of man, that he muit ſuffer n:2.» it oft certatuly arzues a rotten, and a corrupt Heart. When things, 2nd * be ſet at nought. =—_ Ment i. K1t bencath their Honour and Quality to own the d-fſ- | _ : pied 104 m Higned Truths and Ways o…
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34 But they held their peace ; for by the way they had diſputed among themſelves who ſhould be the greateſt. This Ambition of the Diſciples we have had occaſion xt; to Diſcourſe of in the Notes on Matth. 18. i. It was fours. upon their miſtake of the true Nature of the Kingdom 9: 1, Meſſiah, which they at this ti…
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:\ Chriti, and yet not follow him and his Diſciples? _ 1. It 1s ap \ront, that this Perſon was no Enemy to Chriſt, or his Goſpel, oy what Our Saviour ſaith, both ver. 35. and 40. 2. It 1s evt- dent, that the caſting ous of Devils was no ſaving Effet of the jioly Spirit : Chriſt ſaith, Matth. 7. 22. that ſome ſhould…
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perate things not of the ſame kind in Compounded Bodies, and alfo to cauſe pain and ſmart, 3. They muft know, that every one 1n the former part of the Verſe, is the ſame witii ev2ry Sa- crifice . in the latter part. For every Man and Woman hvigs, will, or ſhall be a Sacrifice to Goa, Godly Men arc not 2-1 Priests,…
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Toreth t: blind Bairtiinems PIS fight, 4/-— 52» APIS 21 / = | | d5n : 24d the people relort 2n70 him agan z and as he Was w303t; he taught them 2gaih- xthing in this whole Chzpter, but what we found EX7.0 ino8ro 33, vb «Vic IiwWEL : ! F 4c on the nincicenth and twenticth Chapters of Mattnew 3 Vhea Cir ift hag…
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Sce the Notes on Matth. 19. 15, r7, 18, dc. Chrift had at humane Compaſſton towards fo civil a Perſon ; but ſheet him, that LZove was the fu'fillinz of the Law ; and that Ls !: ſeen in a Reſolution, to yield an Univerſal Obedience to the Will of God. Our Saviour impoſeth a ſpecial Precept upon him, conjoyned with …
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confiderable Ditterences. the other two Evaiig: lifts but one : It 15 probable the one wa: the more remarkable, and his Father a Perton of fome Note : therefore he 15 mentioned alto, the other probahly ſome obſcr.- rer Perſon. "LN v9Y Our telves, which is done by another on our beh:1f, at wag ommand or Sollicirat…
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time was not yet come when Chriſt would have this publiſhed ; and while he gave them a Power to belicve it, 7. e. to have a Zull perſuation of it, all theſe Moral Arguments were not ſufficient t work in their Hearts a-full perſuaſion. Chriſtians of that time, ſeemcth to have had theſe three Gradati- ons. 3. They b…
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have fought for him. So it may be ſaid, You may know his Kingdom that he ſpake of, was not of this World, for if it had, there would have been found a more ſtately Beaſt than the Colt of an Aſs, or at leaſt a Saddle for that z the ways would have been covered with Tapeſtry, rather than poor Men's Coats and. Cloaks,…
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Tre Parable of the Vineyard let out to cruel Husbandmen,ſhereth the Rejediton of the Fews, and Calling of the Gentiles, 1—12. Chri#t eſcapeth the ſnare of the Phariſees, about Tribute to Ceſar, 13—17. Relliberh the Sadducees Error about the Reſarredtion, 18—27. fiſreroeth a Scribe, which # the greateſt Commandment,…
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throv roiectes I cds. 058 Jt : +3:495+ They feemed to be a kind of Ratimal Divines, tat would own and believe nothing but what they could fa- hn by ther Reafon, or was ubvious to their Senſe ; and their LP ortrine was Exccllentiv ſuited to Men's Luſts, who defire not troubled with apy thoughts of a World to come. …
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This 15 the only place of Hiſtory in this Chapter, which «: did not before meet with in Matthew, Luke hath this, chap. 21, ver. 1, 2, 3, 4+ For the underſtanding of this Hiſtory, both 3; to the Letter, and profitable Inſtruttion ariting from it, we muſt know, That 1n the Temple (where our Saviour now was) there wa…
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Feed GS the laft Day, v<t it is molt prota. they WH be gicater uefore the Day of Judgiaent, than at any tins before ; and tor f22rf#! Sigh-,, and great Signs from Heater, tiey ordina r1!y-g0 betore fome great Judgment of God unzi placcs: 2nd therefore the Obſervation of them by the teatinen, (.s we earn by £11y an…
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where it ought not,(let him that readeth n:derftalt.,) then let them that be in Judea flee to th- inountastns. 15 And let him that is on the houle-topy, not down into the houſe,neither enter theretn, £9 582 aly thing out of his houſe. : 16 And let him that is in the fic, not turn bact again for to take up his gar…
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The Utage of theſe Phraſes ; of the darkning of the Sun, and the M0n, ane the filling of the Stars, to ſNgnifie the Ruin of Nations, and Changes wrought in them, as in Jaiah 13. 1o. as to the De- ſtruction of Babzlom, and, Exek. 22. 7. to cxpreſs the Change the Providence of God made by. the Deſtruftion ot Egypt; a…
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induſtrious to keep themſeives from Sinning, that they jr; 1. ready at woat time foever he cometh : He mentions cal ti, four parts of the Night ; having ſpoken of Sin under the oe... of Sleeping, and Holineſs under the noticn of Watching, l CHAP. XIV. l The Rulers conſpire again/t Chrifl, 1, 2, 4 Woman aninte!t: …
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35 And he went forward a lictle, and fell on the ground,and prayed, that if it were poſlible the hour might paſs from him. 36 And he faid,Abba, Father,all things are poſſible unto thee, take this cup away from me: *nevertheleſs, 915. 32. not whatT will, but what tho wilt. 37 And hecometh and findeth them fleeping…
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This Hiſtory of our Saviour's Examination before the High Priet we had Marth. 26. from ver. 57. to 5g Sec the Notcs there. It fhould ſeem the High Prieſts and Council were very eager upon this thing. This Council ſeems to have ſat up all Night, for early in the Morning tlicy carried him (condemned by them) to Pilat…
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CS A. c "VOICE; 6 . bet L&lng I _ \W, 13 And they cried out again, Crucife him. iOriake 14 Then Pilate faid unto them, Why, wiz "383 hath he done ? And they cried out the more cxcecc- Heard 7, ngly, Crucifie him. kg. 36 Ai 15 And /oPilate willing to content the poryle.tt- Ri. 200 put eaſed Barabbas unto them…
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_ Tomake this Biftory compleat, a4 the other Evangeliſts muſt nuited. and compared with Hil, who omitteth many con- Macrihtc patloges recorded by theme have done it in our Notes Li On Hath, 27. 32, 22, #90 ©1411 irefer the Reader, both for Ve underſtanding the Loveral paligs of this Relation, and recon- 1, Cu any …
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o Now when Jeſs was riſen early the firit 4:y of *'oh 20.14. the week, *he appcared firſt ro Mary Megdalcnc,*ont ; * Luk. 2. 2. of whom he had caſt ieven devils. | 10 4:d ſhe went and told them that had been with ' him, as they mourned and wepr. 11 And thcy, when they had heard that he was a lize, and had been ſe…
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gave TO Chriſt. The occaſion of Joirph and N".. ,'s gong to Bethlehem; the Cri ami ances of et Svinurs Birth there; His diſpit1,ro w.ti2 the Dottors at * <-c [ears of Aze, are things reported by 20 017167 EvarSeliſt, and of oreat wie to Complear the Hiſtory of T ©11 1/7e Baptiſt and of Chriſ? , Befides that he hath m…
1,149 wordsSECTION 960Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 960
"rite an account, of the things which were cortainly believed amonz ff : %, ve Jews.) Some think that Luke nere 1nileteth its ſome, = ; of Abia, and his wite was of the daughters of Aaron, ©&02 10 carly had given falſe accounts of our Saviours Hiſtory ; for ; and her name ws Elizabeth. _ were ſeveral pretended Goſpe…
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Public domain 1700 edition. Historical OCR from the original scan; OCR may contain typographical recognition errors.
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Historical Christian writing; not Scripture.