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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 1021
venty alſo, and ſent them two and two _ his face into every ciry and place , whither he himtcti would come. b We heard before of @hriſt's firſt Fleding, then tending out _ '% ch. 6. 12,13, 14. andch. g. wv. 1, 2, 3. and v.10. We heard ol _ Return, and giving an account ot their truft to their Lord 5. " ” their pa…
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We have met with the ſame Inſtrutions before 1n Matthew and Marb. Sce the Notes on Matt!. 10. 11, 14. and Mark 6. 10, 12. there is ſome difference in Words. Matthew ſaith, Enquire who 1n the City s worthy, and wv. 13. If the bouſe be worthy. Luke faith, I the ſon of po.cce be there 3 they both mean the ſame thing. …
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Chriſt doth here, 1. Confirm the power before given to theſe Se- venty for working Miracles,that they might not think thar it ceaſed upon the determination of the firſt Miſſion. 2. He confirmeth his promiſe to them for his preſence with them, and proteCtion of them. Interpreters think here is a manifeſt Allufſion t…
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TI, 13» cords the ſame picce of Hiſtory, which we met with Matth, 22. 35. and Mark 12. 28. (See the Notes on both thoſe Texts,) but neither of thoſe Evangelifts have the foliowing part of this Diſcourſe;which makes me doubtful whether Lube ſpeaks of the ſame Perſon coming to Chriſt which the others mention, A Lawye…
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trouble themſelves in determining what that one thing 1s winch 0uf Saviour here faith is necdful. Some think our Saviour 1@ai!fh - more than one diſh #. enzagh 3 but this certainly is too 1yiv 4 Selle Others would have this onething to be a Life or Meditation go" - a Jf Phariſees had, who comvtcd none their Nezzhb…
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indeed nothing can be concluded trom either phraſe by any judi- cious perſon. For as we read 11 many piaces in Scripture, that Chrift anſwered and ſautd, when it 1s manifeſt the meaning 1s, he l ſpake V Vords to that import or tenſe, ( the Evangeliits reporting : the V Vords ſpoken with variations of expretfion, }l…
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that ſeeketh, findeth, and to him that knocketh, ic ſhall he opened. 11 *Ifa ſon ſhall ask bread of any of you that is *"r-1 4.2 - father, will he give him a ſtone ? or if hc ack a fiſh, 1-19 24: will he for a fiſh give hima ſerpent ? STE nn 12 Or if he ſhall ask an egg, will he offer him a ſcorpion ? | 13 If ye…
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mav obſerve, 1. That the Devil may in ſome fort, and degrec, be caſi out of rerſons and places,whilc yet in other reſpe&s,they may be his hauſe, and he may dwell in, and amongſt them. Their bo- dics, their Country may be in great meaſure delivered from his Power, and hc may yet keep poſſcttion of their Souls. This …
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This is the Second time we meet with our Saviour at 1 Phi. ſees houſe. He faith of himſelf, that he came eating and arinl;1; that is, allowing himſelfa free, tho innocent, converſe with aj ſorts of People, that he might gain ſome. The Phariſees were x: to the generality of them, the moſt bitter ſtubborn and implacz…
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Hypocrites. 1. To be more cxatt in, and Zealous for,the obſerva- tion of Rituals and the Traditions of men, than in and for the ob- ſervation of the Moral Law of God, 2, In matters of Morality to be more exa&t,and (tric in,ana for little things, than for things more grave and weighty. There 15 no Command :tnent of …
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vation. The PapiSs are highly guilty of this,in keeping their Lai- ty from the Scriptures in a Language intelligible to them.B 7 were the Scribes guilty of ths *The Jaws were never rage from Reading,or hearing of the Law.It was read in their Synagogues everySabbath Day.But we muſt know that Knowledge is highly adv…
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See the Notes on Mat. 1c. 28. wire we met with the ſame : From this to the 13th v. our Saviour Armeth bis Diſciples to en- counter thoſe ſtorms of Perſecution, which he knew they would meet with after he ſhould -be taken up into Heaven.Here are two Arguments in this Yerſe, 1. The own drawn from the Impotency,or Li…
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The TAzovs£i here trantlated Govetouſneſs, 15 an immoderate deſire v1 .4viig of this Worids Goods, which diſcovers it (cf. ther by aurightccus Ads in procuring, or uncharitable omilfions for the keeping of the things of this Life. It is that giAaguas, Love of money, which the Apoſtle determineth to be the rootot a…
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22 And he ſaid unto his diſciples, Therefore I ſay $-22ynto you, * Take no thought for your life, what ye 57: ſhall eat 3 neither for the body, whar ye ſhall pur on. 23 The life is more then meat, and the body 2 more then raiment. 24 Conlider the ravens, for they neither ſow nor reap, which neither bave ſtore-hou…
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The1mmutable purple of the Divine Being to Glorife the Diſ- ciples of Chriſt, The freedom of the Divine Willi, in the Gif o£ Heaven and Glory, ace neither of them cxcluſive of, but incl:.dc and ſuppoſe thc1r Duty to uſe ſuch due Means. as he h+th gr: +4 them, in the uſe of which they ſhall. obtain what he hath purp…
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43 Bleſſed s that ſervant whom his lord when he cometh ſhall find ſo doinsg- 44 Of a truth | fay unto you, that he will make him ruler over all that he hath. 45 But and if that ſervant ſay in his heart, My lord delayeth coming z and ſhall begin to beat the men- ſervants and maidens, and toecat and drink, and to b…
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verſccutions, or Wars,or any kind of troubled ſtate of things is often expreſſed in Holy Writ under the notion of Fire and Water, « Fload . for though Fire and Water are oppoſite in their qualities &t they both agree in the common effc& of conſumption, waſting and deſolation, <hriſt ſaith, he came to ſend it, becau…
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| would judge themſelves as much concerned to come to an ag cement , | with God, as they did ordinarily to come to an agreemert with Men. Now if amongſt Men they had an Adverſary, they did not judge it Prudence to ſtand out with him till the Sentence of the | - Judgewere paſt, and thev were impriſoned, nor tocome o…
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tellth their ruin, 31 3 5+ : im th d - the Apoſtles might uſe all probable means to reclaim them, an J Here were preſent at that ſeaſon, ſome that told make x vo more G-uitful. Grotizs thinks the term of three years is him of the Galiſeans, whoſe blood Pilate had . uſed, becauſe every fig-tree (not wholly barren) br…
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we do 1ur ſelves. This Ruler of the Synagogue and his Party indeed did not heal on the Sabbath D.cy. But what kind of Work was healing ? was it not a Work of Mcrcy 2 what ſervile labour was there in it? tis only ſaid Chriſt called this poor Crezture, and ſhe came, not ſhe was brought to liim. What did Chriſt do 2 h…
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| an undue time. By this Speech of our Saviour's he diverts them from that curious Queſtion, about the number of thoſe that ſhall be ſaved. That was not ſo much their concern to know, as that they | ſhould be ſome of that Number, | 25 When once the maſter of the houſe is riſen up ; and * hath ſhut to the door, an…
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rſuaded to ſend them on this errand, chuling rather cunningly to ſcare him out of his Province, than by viclence to fall upon him. This opinion looks more probable, Becauſe v. 32. Oar Sa- viour ſends them back with a Meſſage tn Herod, Go and tell that Fox. Herd had gained himſclf no reputation amongſt the Jews by h…
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We have before obſerved the freedom of our Saviour's converſe ; ſometimes he will Dine with Publicans, ſometimes with P iſees, becoming all things to all Men, that he might gain ſome. Chriſtians certainly have the ſame liberty ; the matter is not in w':ofe houſes we are, but what we do, or ſay, how we behave our ſe…
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Two or three Moral Irſtruftions we have in this Parable. I. That the Law of Chriſt juſtifieth none in any rudeneſs and incivility. 2. That the Diſciples of Chriſt ought to have a regard to their Re- utation, to do nothing they may be aſhamed of. 3. That 1t 15 aC- cording to the Will of God, that honour ſhould be gi…
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We met with the ſame Parable, Matth. 22. r, 2, 3. where we hag the moſt of what 1s here, and many other coniiderable Circumſtar. ces. See the Notes on that Chapter. Chriſt's Primary 1atention by this Parable, was certainly to foretel the Rejedion of the Fews fo; their Contempt of his Goſpel, and the Reception of th…
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ons of his Heart. Chriſt muſt be loved, above all, | It appeareth that the words muſt not be interpreted rigidly, for then, 1. They would oblige us fo 4 ching impoſſible in Nature. For no man ever yet hated his own Fleth, but Iyveth it, and cheriſheth, Eph. 5. 29. yet Life is one of the things mentioned, which we o…
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Father recerveth with Fo ag , ; - y, Il—24., and defendeth againſt his mur- muring Brother, 25——32. 4 aefen gainjt his mu; ſinners for ro hear him. 2 And the Phariſees and Scribes murmured, laying This man receiveth ſinners, and eateth with them. : A [ have ſo often taken notice, that the Term A? in the New Te- …
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v. 7. [T1 ſay unto you, that lihewiſe there ſhall be Foy in Hoawen over ene Sinner that repenteth, mare than over Ninety and Nine juſt Perſons,which need no BR epentance. ] We have much the ſame again, w. 10. Icavirg out the comparative part, There aiſo 1t 1s : "There 3s Foy in the preſence of the Angels of God, ] …
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two h_ Some that are his Children by Regeneration = 0 Creation : he having given them that believe, a Right to be calls} = Sons of God, Fohn 1. 12. Others, that are his Sons by Creation ons The latter are here repreſented under the notion of a Tounger 0 This younger Son 15 repreſented, as diffatisfied with living i…
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2 " of a Son to ſuch : Father, The petitionary part of what he reſo!v- ed upon, V. Ig. 15 not here again repeated, but to be underſtood, Men may by tis common Grace of God denyed to no Man, have ſome 202d thoughts, but tney dye away, anJ come to no maturity, gnleſs the Holy >pirit of God breathes upon them, and ma…
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32 Ir was meet that we ſhould make merry, and be glad : for this thy brother was dead, and is alive acain : and was loſt, and is found. eds This laſt part of the Parable, is not ſo exaUtly applicable to that which it is brought to repreſent, as the former parts are. But it {-rveth excellently to ſhew us that Envy,…
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: 7 uzht this Parable was very obſcure, and Fulian obedience to his Will in our diſtribution of them, 2. Or, ma Kg 6 p3.-96 hap tozether with ſome of the Heathen Philoſophers, | Chriſtians our Friends, fo as we may have their Prayers : w wo þ. took occaſion from it to approach the Do(trine of Chriſt, as teach- [ when…
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the ſame time make uſe of them for the beſt advantage of his Maſter, | | yet the Caſe 15 page ard ys COPE! Lord cn US. 4 _ I2 And if ye have not been faithful in that which is pleaſed God ſo to twiſt the Intereſt of his Glory with our highe bs « ; Good, that no Man can better uſe his Maſters wart for the advan- m_— …
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iTiw-5.17. when ye fail, they may receive you into everlaſting ha- | cd, John 7. 45. in oppoſition to whom ſome think that our Sari j!Or, Riches. bitations. our, Chap. 6. 20. bleſſed the poor. The promiſes relating to That by Mammon here is meant Rzches, 15s univerſally agrecd, but = — TE, and made to the Jews, were …
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It is a Queſtion of no great concern {or us to be reſolved about, whether this be an Hiſtiry, or Narrative of matter of Fact, or a Pa- rable. Thoſe that contend on cither fide have probable Arguments for their Opinion, and it may be they beſt judge, who determine it to be neither the one, nor the other, but a profi…
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We muſt ſtill remcmyver, that all theſe things are ſpoken in a Fi- gure. The great Gulf here mentioned, to be fixed between Hea- ven and Hell, 1s too wide for Perſons on oppofite fides of it; to be heard communicating their Minds each to other. All that our Savi- our deſigns to let us know, 1s, that the circumſtaic…
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7 17. 11. Men, that would be converted by R-velations and ſ-me extraordi- nary Signs ; if thev could fee one 7:er from the dead, then they would believe the Rejwredion ; it they couid ice a glorified Saint, or hear or ſec 4 datmnoes Soul, then they wouid believe an Heaven and an Hell: he herc briggs 10 Abraham favi…
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Matthew hath ſomctning of the ſam2 tendency in Ch, 18, 21, mentioning it as an anſiver to a Queſtion which Peter propounded to our Lord ; but the circumſtances of both relations are ſo different, that I cannot think them the ſame, but do belicye theſe words {yo- ken at another time. This Dottrine of the forgiveneſs…
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we i nuch more PCrTorimances are ſo lame and upertet, that tt: We do, amounteth not to the leaſ} Part of wh 7 tho he faith Jou tl 'H01 their Voices, and ſaid, dVve m ICY on US. h : = good of Chrifts {t way #5 7 7 i 7 thoſe that exerciſe it, aud which God hath .promied, ſhall be too mode RY hs Galilee to eruſul…
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laid, Were but where are the nine ? ael, as all t| 17 And Jeſus an{wering, . ? Ig up their long (Garments, whic! cleanſed j 1 they Mem, that afterwards luppole they do that there not ten to they thould Eat and I cre are not found thar returned to give glort WitEGut murmuring, he asKeth | to God, ſave this …
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The /atter words of this verſe ſec fairly to admit ofa double In- terpretation ; as [9] here may ignite, the Diſciples of Chriſt, who had reccived Chriſt a& their Lord. over whom he cxerciſed a ſpiri- tual Dominion and Juriſdiction 3 or as it may reſpe& the whole Fewiſh Nation, a:nongſt whom the Kingdom of God was …
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Sec the Notes on Matth. 24. 23, 27. You will (faith our $a- v1our) have a great many falſe Chriſts, and falſe Prophets ariſe, and foolith credulous People will be deceived by them, and come and tell you, £9 yonder 15 the Meſſteh, or Lo he is in another place, but But (ſaith he) make uſe of that time, for it will no…
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i faint- if This Duty of Praying always, 15 inculcated to us ſzveral times in fl, 5+ the Epiſtles, as may appear from thoſe Texts quoted in the Margen, ; which we muſt not interpret, as an Obligation upon us to be al- ways upon our Knees praying 3 for thus our Obedtence to it would be inconfiſtent with our Obedien…
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Who theſe Phariſees, and who the Publicanes were we have tad frequent occaſions before to tell. The Temple ſtood upon an ti! , therefore they are ſaid to 4ſcend, or go up. They had in the 7: ple ſet hours for Prayer, as may be learned from 4s 3. 1, At which ſome of all ſorts went up to pay that homage unto Goc.. O…
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Love, when mv? was one of the things which cur Siviour chargeth them to Fave orwitt.d £ Of che ſame pature re other Works, Jun 23s buildivs of Churches, and Hoſpitals, and Aims-houles 3 the Fruit is gocd, 1: the {v9 be good. But 1f they Le done out oi Oſtentation, or opinion of mei7ting at ods Ranas, Mens Money, (1…
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Sce the Notes upon Mctth. 19. 27, 28. 29, 20. atid on My;l, 10. 28, 29. The difticu'ty 15 ofly to reconcile, v. 30. to Gage Providences. bor the etcrnal Life promiſed ju the World to come "nat ma ter of Faith, and not fo much as ſcemi:.gly contradideg by any Vrovidence of God. , But how many Joſe much f.;r Chi tha…
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* 6 And he made haſt, and came down, and received w_ Joytully. urtolity carried Zaccheus up, but Love to Chriſt brinzeth bi; down ; he therefore makes haſte to come down, phe be rho _ Joy fully, glad to entertain ſuch a Gueſt. When Chriſt cometh eee Arg he never brings any ſorrow to it, vor any thing but giad _ 7…
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ſeen the King, the Lord of Hits, Zaccheus is now made ſenile of his Covetouſneſs, and Hardneſs of Heart towards the poor, of his Ext1;;3- on, and Oppreſſion, and reſolves upon an efteRual Reformation. Chriſt never looks any Soul in the face, but he looks his ſcanda;ous S:n:1ngs out of countenance, Affts of Charity a…
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We noted before, that Jerichy was but 18 rurlongs from Feruſa- tem, Cwhich were not twenty Miles ) and provably this Diſcourſe was upon the way when he was come nearer to it. But the Principal oc- caſion of the following Parablc was, his diſcerning of the Opinion which poſſeiſcd ſome of the com pany which went alon…
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How peevith were theſe wretched Phariſees 2 to envy our Savi- our this little Trtumph ot c:-nung into the City upon an Aſſes colt, with Garments under him infte-d of a Saddle, or any ſtately furni- tore, and tr:ppings, and attended by a company of pour People throwing their Garments, and boughs of Trees in the way …
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what authority I do theſe things. See the Notes on Matth. 21. 24, 25. ſtance of our Savioars Anſwer is this, From whence had ohn his Authority ? He Preached and Baptized, Who gave him his Authori- ty ? They had ſent much ſuch another Meffage to Foby, Fohn 1. 241, 22, 23. was Fohns Authority ordinary or extraordina…
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35 Eurthey which ſhall be accounted worthy to obtain that world, and the reſurrection from the dead, neither marry, or are given in marriage. EV AE: 11 And again he fent another ſervant; and they beat | and raiſe up to himſelf unto the angels, and are the children of- God. boino! 4. children of the reſurreſtion,…
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Mark ſaith, Peter, Fames, 74hn, and Andrew asbed him privately. Matthew brings two things more within the compaſs of their Queſti- on, vit- What ſhall be the fign of thy coming, and of the end of the Warld 2 Our Saviour anfwereth this Queſtion from v. 8. to v. 32. The moſt of what he ſaith, we have betore met with …
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Sec the Notes on Matth. 19. 19, 20. Marh 12.11. We muſt not think, that our Saviour by this forbids us what is naturally impotti- ble for us to avoid : That is, the forming of thoſe words firſt in our thoughts which we ſpeak, nor yet a prudcnt thinxing bcfore-hangd what we ſhould ſpeak, but an anxiozs thinking what…
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the Gentiles be fulfilled. —_— | x Fyephus teils us, that in the Wars, which ended in the-taking of Feruſalem, by the Famine, and the Swprd-- there, perithed 1100000 Jews, and 95000 were carryed into; Captivity. Jeruſalem evcr fince that time, hath b:cn troden down by-the Gentiles, the Romans, Saracens, Franks, an…
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as he tells them the moſt of the World would be. He further cx horteth them to pray always, the ſenſe of which Precept we lhewed (ts 2: largely in our Notes on chap. 18. 1. He further preiſcth both they & 4 Duties in thoſe words. | That you may be accounted worthy to eſe Mn all theſe things that ſhall come to paſs,…
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at this time repeat, and Luke prefatorily to it might take notice of this conteſt in this place. 25 And he faid unto them, The kings of the Gentiles ex- erciſe lordſhip over them. ; and they that exerciſe au- thority upon them, are called benefactors. « 26 But'ye ſhall not be ſo : * bur he that is greateſt among …
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marie nath Nis Fan in his Hand, and will Sift his Church, but hijs Sifting 15 to purge his Floors, he Sifts a particular Sou!, to purific it from its Luſts and Corruptions, but Satan fiftcth the Soul and the Church meerly to give them trouvle, and to keep them from reſt and quiet by continual Motion and Agitation. …
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Whether from the Eight, or from Peter, the Evangelift doth not tell us ; but ſome are of opinio took the three Ditciples along to joyn with him in Prayer, whom ſome acccunt might- be given of the ſubftance of his Pray@T, which followeth. TI rather think he was alone. 42 Saying, Father, if thou be Þ willing, cup f…
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71 And they ſaid, What need we any further witneſs? 6 for we our ſelves have heard of his own mouth. - | Our bleſſed Lord before his Death paiſed two Trials or Examinz hi tions. The one before the Jewiſh Sanhedrim, whoſe proper Province was to try ſuch as were accuſed as falſe Prophets, or Blaſphentr, R This was a…
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