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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 1081
eat) upon Pilate, rather than take it upon themſelves, 4. Whate- ver were the cauſes, it is moſt certain that it could be no otherwiſe hat all Rightcouſneſs might be fulfilled, not a Word of what our Sa- VIouriaid could paſs away 3. he ha-' roretold Matth. 20. 19. Mark IC. 33. Like 18. 32. that he ſhould not only b…
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theſe Men ſhewed upon our Saviour's examination, and Trial, It was q ; vr: now the Firi# Day of the Feaſt of Unleavened Bread, the Day following 419. 4h Wh the Paſſover Night ; or (as ſome think) the Preparation both for the uk by k Weekly Sabbath.and for the Paſſover, (tho the moſt judicious Interpre- "Wha #3 ters…
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ledgeth him a Righteous Perſon. The Tozef on the Croſs teſtifieth he . _ nd one nothing amiſs. Fugas the Traitor, confeſſeth he had be: ; ro the earth, they {aid unto them, Why ſeek ye the lvng 04 trazed innocent Blood, The Centwim owneth him to be no ordina- : among the dead || ? WE | ry Man, but a Kighiecrs Man, t…
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God by his Providence reſtrained their Eyes, that tho they ſaw a Man, yet they could nor diſcern who he was, We may learn from hence that the Form or Figure of Chriſt's Body after his ReſurreQion, was not changed. His Body had the ſame dimenfions, the ſame quantity, colour, and figure, and was 1n it felf a proper o…
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he expounded unto them in all the ſcriptures, the things nt” OO RAY. concerning himſelf, | Ps 2 } [T4 By our Saviour's form of reprehending his Diſciples, we may bath & os 20; if | | ; | learnz 1. That it 1 not every ſrying, Thou Fool, but a ſaving of it peyr. 38, from a root of Hatred, Malice and Anger, which our …
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The 34 v. compared with 1 Cor. 15. 3. makes ſome great Au- thors think, that Simon was one of the two, and that Cleopas (who was the other) ſpake this. They make no ſtay at Emmazs, but come preſently to Feruſalem, and acquaint the Diſciples, That for certain Chriſt was Riſen, and that he had appeared to them in the…
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his Authority, 2 Cor. 5. 20. To be Ambaſſadors for Chriſt, Stewards of his Myſteries : Or elſe it may refer to Repentance and Remiſſm Sins, which are to be preached in bis Name, for the ſake of his Me- rits and Satisfation. They were to preach this to all Nations. This was propheſied of plentifully, Pſal. 2. 8. 1a.…
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been carried ; for 1t is certain that our Saviour aſcended by his own Power, Luke ſaith, As 1.9. He was taken up and a Cloud receiv- Hp to Hea- ed him out of their ſight, as Elijah, 2 Kings 2. 11. went ven in a Whirl-wind, fo Chrift out the help of an Angel, went up in a Cloud, but 10r © difference, Chriſt aſcen…
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3s uncertain ; ſome think, about the latter part of his Life ; he died the laſt of all the Apoſtles, judged about an hundred Tears after the Birth of Chriſt. It # ſaid that the Hereſies of Ebion ang Ce. rinthus, who denicd Chriſt's Divinity, and of the Nicholaitans, who held many abſurd things about his Perſon, gave …
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ads 17. 28» And thus it 15another demonſtration of the Deity 7 Chriſt. Others think, that here is ratier a tranſition from Crea?t- on to Redemiption ; you hath he quickened, Eph. 2. 1. Others un- derſtand it of Eternal Life, becauſe our Evangeliſt more generally taketh the term of Life, as a bencht lowing from Chri…
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9 * That was the true Light «, which lighteth every man that cometh into the world w. _ # Trueis ſometimes oppoſed to wizat 1s falſe, Zph. 4. 25. Some- times to what is Zzpical and Figurative, John 1. 17. Sometimes to what is not Original, and of it ſelf ; in Oppoſitien to all theſe Chriit 1s the Tive Light ; he w…
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the glory as of ' and God who had ſpoke to the ſame ſenſe, Exod. 33. 11. ſaith , 2, | _ { Thou canſt not ſee my face, for there is no man ſhall ſee me and live, Ngy b þ The Son of Sod, called the Word, for the reaſons before ſpecifi- ' to whom he did not diſcover his face, he certainly did not diſcoyer ed, was made…
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often added to affirmatives, to exclude all Exceptions. Job 5. 17. Pſal. 40. 10, 11, 12, eHe did not tell them once ſo, but again and again, becauſe many were muſing about it, Lube 3. 15. f I am not that great Mefiah which God hath promiſed you, and in the exp:tts-. tion of whom you live, Luk, 2. 25, 38. and 19.11.…
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. 27 He*itis, who coming after me is preferred be- ' fore me 3, whoſe ſhoces latcher I am not worthy to un- ; looſe 4, | 5, t Jobhnthe Baptijt, had before to!d them, He that cometh after me, is ls, Preferred bj»; me, Sce the Notes there, He now repeateth thoſe 4 *ords 3 and it is obſervable, that the three other E…
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e This verſe is beſt expounded by v. 33. where the ſame words are repeated, 7 knew him not 3 and 1s added, but he that ſent me to baptize with water, the ſame ſaid unto me, Upon whom thou ſhalt ſee the ſpirit deſcending,&c.Leſt any ſhould think that Chriſt and John had compatted together to give one another credit,…
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Chriſt in Greeh, and both fſignifie the ſame with Anointed in 1 I was a ſtranger to him, I knew him in a Senſe, when I /eapt 7n | thou ſhalt be called Cephas *, which is by Interpretation »y Mothers womb, upon his Mothers coming to ſee my Mother, Luke 1. i a Stone e, 41. but that (as Impreſſion made upon Infarits uſ…
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Name Fonas, * and giveth him a new Name, Cephas, which by inter. pretation doth not 11gnifie an Head, (as the Popith diſputant at By; urged to prove him the Head of the Church, as if it had been a Gre: word, and came from Kg@axay 3 Or as he pretended, ritdiculouſ enough, from an old Gre: word Ksoas) but a Stone (as…
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T ; 4 S. F OH N; other things, be is not ro be blamed ; Bat the moſt think P>zizp Wi-| 2 Ne tells him that 'he ſhould lee greater thinzs than thoſe -qvered here his own Weaknels, both in thinking Chrift tne Son | þ:372 that bath fall begiven, What thoſe greater thinzs ar», wwiicli cf Foſeph, and to have been born a…
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mer ? Jeſus an{wered and ſaidunto him; Betore tha. only Ezekzel/ in the Old Teſtament, and Chrilt in the New Teſtament, Philip called thee, when thov wertunder the Fig-tree, | are thus called; and that Chriit was never thus called, bur by him- | law thee [ ſelf ; Ezekzel was doubtleſs fo called, to diſtinguiſh him fr…
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fealling at ſuch a time is proper, and that the molt ſevere Religious [hear unto the perſons may lawfully be prefent at fuch Meetings, only they are{;. , obliged to keepro Rules of Frugality, Molelty, and Sobriery, 0 a breach of which poifibly ſuch meetings may give more temprati- | 4 4.0 55 upon that account called…
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r The Governonr cails the Bridegroom ( at whoſe coſt the provi. tion for the Featt was to be made) and mindeth him, that je ſeemed ro hive done contrary ro the common practice of ſuch zx made Featis; for they uſed to bring forth their belt Wine fit, when mens Palares were quickeit, and jeait adulterated ; and work …
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| | b Concerning the Jewiſh Paſjover, we have Once and again ſpo- David, a -en in our Notes on the other Evangelitts; m Exod. 12. It was to be folemnized yeirly, in the place which the Go: far then hs 7 ord ſhould chuſe, according to the Law, D-ut. 16. 6, Chriſt, tho? '© 5 for they did not : Td naturally ſubject ro…
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| Indicative, ſee Gen 42. 18. Deux, rela was the mighty Power of en, that.Chriſt, a lingle,] 32. 50, 1a. v. 9.10. and J4. I, F9h. 13. 27=" Deſtroy, IS a$ MUCH as, I private, obſcure Perſon, ſhould withour any more noiſe or oppoſi -|I know you will deſtroy, or if you do deſtroy this Temple, I will 1 tion, drive out r…
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G Fvci Chris own Difci; les at the fir rither admired than pert: Cly under ovi their Loads It is fad of Cartit, Luke 24. 25. 5 little befere 1s Afcention into Heaven, Then opened he their 1n- derftanding, thot they might underſtand the Scripture. The Difct ples did not Gill in® lv underſtand many things, ll after C…
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z: Chrif did nor take all theſe ſeeming Believers uto bis Boſom | | 1 . ; | x;or call them after him, nor maintained any familiar Fellowſhip heearggerVs Gar woure thereby gbran Authority and Credle wht ang Communion with them 3 bur made haſt again into Galslee, rill -i$5tums was come, knowing that in fo publick a pl…
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what v9 eritand 3 import © ared aga0m, fgeth, 7 3! ;p. II. the neceility of v nick our Saviour preerh from the impo::ibility otherwiſe # 0! his ſeezng the Kr: 40m of God; by which ſome under- {and the Ringuom of his Glory, (as the Phraſe is uſed, Luke 13 16.) others underitand i of tne mMAniietation of Chriit …
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Wong meant the Elementary Water of Baptiſm ; rhe Words of our —_ directly contrary ro what they aflert ; for neither the '"wod © Was, Martyrs, nor the dehire and vow of receiving Bapriſm,are the Apts * Baptiſin, which they pretend is properly and literally named , Tvaviour, And cercanly, if, as the Apoſtle Peter i…
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petible roany Creature z bur the original ob it Motion is to us im- perceptible. : We can fpeak forething Philofophically ro the canfs *7. 3. 21. *ris not rhe meer want of it, without contempt | of it, and can tell whether it blow cth tro. the Ea?, Bit, Nine, \ or Soto 3 but we cannot ill tne particaiar Place, v his…
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b 1f 1 have ſpoken to you plain things, and in a plain Style, hum- bling my Phraſe to your Apprekenfions ; and illuitrating Sublime, ſpiritual Miſteries, which in their own Nature are more remote from your Apprehenfions, by plain, and obvious Similitudes and Pa- rables, and ſpeaking thus, you underſtand and believe…
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| | Phyſical Operation, bur from the goodneſs of God, as it was an 4 | of Obedience ro the Divine Inftitution for that end : So neither dot Faith in the Mediaror juſtitie and obtain Pardon for any Scuj, {;, any meritorious vertue in thar act, but from Gods graciousO:ting, tion, thar ſo it ſhall be ; he hatn ſc or…
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« for eternal Salvation, which no raan can indeed do, withour doing whar in him lierh, ro fultil rhe Condition upon which Chritt # hs -omiſed Life and Salvation ; that is, Keeping the Command- gre God, is exempted from Candemnation by the Law of ES Bur he thar believes nor the Doctrine of Carit, and does not upon …
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Country, tho' within the ſame Province and Tribe, ſee Foſ7. 8. 1+ Toe King of Ai, his City an4 his Land, and in particular as ro Hze- ruſalem, 2 Chron, 11. I'4. and 20.17. and 35. 23. Ezra 2.1. Luxe 5+ 17. and 6. 17. Chriſt and his Difciples went into the Country part of Fudeo, e and there hz tarried with them,and …
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othing. eycept it be given him from heaven e. notning, P g - why % it is f j Or, Fax * | | Mora UND Gimme 27 John anſwered, and ſaid, * A man can jj receive 7: <= ” -. "os . "3 + xd : —— 4 _ OB” 26077 0 and £3 "oo ns EL rg _ . : x : . #4 \ 4 : i $ #4 [; —_— _ = = ; yu — . pon = —-- hw - _— —— v…
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þ He who hath fo believed rhe Teſtimony of Chriſt, as to accept him, and ro believe in him as his Savipur, hath by that his believing, ſer io his Seal, that God in all lus Promiſes of the Meſſiah under the oid Tettamenr, 1s rrue,rhat a word hath nor failed of whatſcever God hati there ſpoken of that nature; accordi…
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: x EP ls x Facob of Hamor, the Father of Shechem, Geit- 33,19: fer ob 1.400 bulk Could tins] Fc had ite Spring of all in hinfelf, not the <treans oly. - » # ” - nd O07 G Ilat th, the Ciry there, ealled Shechera, 1Kings 12. 25. 10 Was IN Be Lot it of this ; Wosk Vo. tn, LY 1, 1 , . 2, 4 nere And ore, Pro…
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WS wrems him, if be judged himſelf wiſer than Facob, whom ſhe Fr ng. _ Father ? Itis ofren obferved,that theSamaritans would heerie, ow with the Fews, when the Fews were in yg A ur in their Adverfity, conſtantly diſowned any Relation on 8 ere were ſome Fews (Ephraimites eſpecially) mixt with my —— number of 1ſſyri…
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rn ta Pais of 17:0! and Tydah. and) now come, when the tive Worſkippers of Gol ſhall offer vp to him Senebes 29-1 Prare/res Ine WICKESF FRces O; 1/7dct ane TS zore Spiritual Horſt, not that Carnal Worfhip; and a w. Hiod 66 : Neither Goth the go about ro excuſe or mitigate her Sin, JA More P20 3 old Was + bo Got ary F…
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o - 7 \ L. " b 4 N. ly bur out of Curioſity } to ſee, and to hear this $2." = LE Saviour, "ity $t- 3 n10t her iteth te the ncat- wio ha | rold het on (acre as olten) 10w, WY 75 if rh£y ole ch1088 I he v as TL 710 un'0 ) did off hap. IV. ; In the niean white his Diſciples prayzd him, fay- - aſter, e…
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. # That Gity was S:cherz, or S5char, but ir was within the Pro- vince of Samaria, from whence ir is that they had the name of $4- maritans, as well as Szchemites : Many of them upon the Teſtimony of the Woman, that he had rold her ſuch fecrer Paſſages of ker Life, as he could nor have told her, if he had not beeri…
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0» | E, C - - ®, * . R s _ 3 ® 74 _— w / CID on a= wv T4 p” PAE187) 13V 3t2 p wolifve ro Ns *x*, . Bits THhois wo not — dip. = is $ Feat Wi} GNr hone we th int Galicee, bur why he Gi not go to Nazaret/ hut CV OUT We tis I" - Se: Bn coo Lions: hes ion che Ooaritory nit ot Gaiziee, VECAaU:e ENG CUY) WAS his own en …
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was a mighty confirmation to him, that he was betolden to Chris c his Cure, ard conſequently, that Chri!t was no ordinary Man —_ than a Prophet, even the Son of GoJ : r This works up his Fan th an higher degree : He firſt believed the report of him, then he _ credir ro the word that he fpake, now he belteverh lavin…
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+ For an Angel weat down at a certain ſeaſoninto the Poo! and rroubled the water z : whoſoever firſt af. rep the rrounInNg of the water, ſtepped in, was madc who'e of whatloever Diſcaſz he had &, ; Thais water had not always in it thts healing Vertne 4 but only when + ms (7 oubied, and this was at 4 certar ſeaſon,…
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e We read of no Objection they made to Chriſt, as ro what he had done, cnly that they Perſecuted him, which they might do withour ſpeaking to him : Bur it ſhould ſeem by what we read in this Verſe, that ſome of the Fews had Objected ro him, his vi0/az70n of the Sab- bath (as they thought) yer, as we before noted, A…
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#1Ttee 1 ov, his proper E.ther, or {1:3 own Father ; by which (as} tiny ory he Fadk himfelt equal with God. Nor did he by that alons, make himſelf equal with God, bur he aſcribed alfo r. himſelf 2 Co-operation with God, in works proper to God alone: Nor Gid ke think th's any Robbery, P/:/.2. 6, This was on] Charge…
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b How the Erernal Father hath Life in himſelf, is obvious toe. ry capacity ;, for he is the firſt mover, and therefore muſt hare hi Lite in, and from himfelf,and nor from any other: And he is the fy Cauſe. and therefore that Life which flowerh from him to all Crexts! B-inps, mui fir.r be in him, and in its Fountain…
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35 Vere {I Wasaf ſhining Holine but he 3-14, Affect did M Or ar |; they ſz In their bis Life ſplendic | for tþ Mnifh u that th | Not that of 7 rf Þ1tne vlling of - Wroug vm to f 'O0ne, ag Tleand j great Te force of t Gdthem More [at 's Exprefly UEVICE of Cty of Cl Prubalyſe thar think …
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i, [4 } EF EC Mlg $? S. FOHN. _{ s F ” Cinap. s 6 all, 3. That they were Gone itn confirmation of the Doctrine to that purpoſe which. he Preached, which God would nor have confirmed by Miracles, had he not been ſent of God to work ſuch things, Thoſe chat think they were nor 4 certain and infallible Tettimony, ſ…
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S. 7 0 him whom God f:ath fent for the Saviour of man. k Through the Corrupion of your Hearts, and the jult Judginent of God, giving 194 17 #2 flrong deluſions to believe lies, 2 Tirſe 2. 11. I any Sedu- cers Come, without any Autiority trom God, never ſent of him, nor ſpeating his Words. nor ſeeking his Glory, or…
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12 When they were filled, he ſaid unto his diſciples Gather up the fragments that remain, that nothing be loſt. 13 Therefore they gathered them together, and ll ed twelve baskets with the fragments of the tive barley- loaves, which remained over and above unto them that had eaten #. Z The Story is the ſame, in a…
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"7% was OL To be of this World, Chap. 18. 36. but within men 46-4 _ more evident at the day of Judgment, Mat. 25. 34+ » Bur our Saviour, who never came into the World to diſturb rhe civil Order and Government 1n 1t, conſtantly avoided rhe giving the leatt occafion for ſuch a ſuſpicion: When he therefore knew, hor …
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x They eaſily underſtood that our Saviour did not ſpeak of any Worldly Food, by his oppoſing the Labour he mentioneth, and per- ſ{wadeth unto, ro a Labour for the World ; bur ill they did not un- derſtand what Labour he ſpake of, bur dreamt of the works of the Law, knowing of no other work which God commanded, but …
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trom: the mo ooy_ 9a þ "i at G T why " "ns OE he 29 And this is the Fathers will which hath ſn: me, upon the Farth by the Art of Man, and was therefore called the , 2 K bh og "a of Auzels, bu: Tam the trive Bread of Ged, fignified by that That of all which he hath given me, I ſhould loſe . 2 Typ? who came nut Cown f…
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- Chav. 4-life #5 * He chat cometh to me, ſhall never hunger, | 11. 3.0 hall receive any benefit by the Reſurrection ; and there. _& 7eand he that belicverh on me ſhall never thirſt 8. tore they are called the Children of the Reſurrection ; and the Reſyr. = # The Bread that giverh Spiritual and Erernal Lite, and rhe …
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| | Seas . Ws he Heavenly Call, and willing 10 £9 abſury! 7T 28, Mat IE 15 FCN A gIVINg nere mentioned, as ſhall be followed} which it 1s made Obedient to the Heavenly Call, aka. 13/7 C1 P's 4 wing 5 . . | TY 2u8 no ſuch £ang cl 11. Ly a comm to Chrilt ; that is, believirg in him, and by a true Faith| with rhe Offe…
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which juſtifieth, v7. a Christ crucified, for that is 6 Smed by wuC 55 For my tie! is meat indeed, and my blood is diinkindeed 7. { I as a Chrift crucified, not meerty conſidered as to my Divine Nature, but as ro both Natores united in one Perſon, and variety larly with reſpect ro my Death and Suffering am indeed …
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1 | h vinz them his Fleſh to eat, as men eat the Fleſh of Oxen or Sheep ; ny but which way ſoever they did underſtand it indeed, their captions 0 Temper inclined them ro conceal any other Senſe they had of ir, and ids torepreſent what our Saviour (aid, as exc*eding abſurd. ell 53 Then Jeſus faid unto them, Verily,…
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1,235 wordsSECTION 1140Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 1140
z Peter,whois obſerved in the whole Hiltory ofthe Goſpel, to hare iſcover'd rhe horteſt and quickeſt Spirit, and ts have been firlt in n- "weri.s Queitioas propounded to the Twelve, as Mat. 16. 16. & Repli!s, Lor1 whither ſhall we go, ©c ? thereby reaching us undsr Tempzations to Apoſtacy, fit ro conſider whar we ſ…
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Historical Christian writing; not Scripture.