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Matthew Poole — Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2
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Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 1141
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0 and willingly lay down his Life for. the Sins of the World, riſe again from the dead, and aſcend unto his Father who fent hn into the World. 24 *. Ye ſhall ſeek me, and ſhall not find ve a, and *C 3.” where I am, thither ye cannot come 6. a Some rhink the meaning is, Tou ſhall ſeek me, to execute your malice up…
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VO: fo Lim Jetus by night, being one of them & ) yef, * & | 52 They anſwered and faid unto him, Art thoy at. "ont * Gali *Ma ſo of Galilee 2 ? Search and look, for lee ariſeth no prophet 4. þ z Nor that they thought Nicodemus was a Galilean ; they kh, him well enough ; bur they rake up this asa term of Reprg;c…
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rerence 10 atcuſe, and either to diſcredit him with the People, or , expoſe hum C0 the Diſpleaſure of the Superior Powers. If he had directed 10 ſend ker to be Puniſht by the Roman Governours, who adninitired Jaftice in Capital Cauſes, rhe People would be fir'd with Indignation ; for they lookt upon them as Invader…
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9 And they which heard #, bzing convicted by their own conſcience, went out one by one, b2ginning at the eldeſt, ewe unto the laſtoz and Jelus was left alone, and the woman ſtanding in the midit p. 0 This was an Ape of very great Corruption as to mens . Lives and manners, as well as to Doctrine and Worſhip 5 and a…
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; Thc Treaſury was a publick Place in the Temple ; concerning | which, fee the Notes on Mar. 17.6. Mark 12. 41,43» Luke 21.1- Caritt Taught ſometimes in one part of the Temple,fomertimes 1n ano- ther : +4 But that no man ſhonld lay hol on him, conſidering tae jearch made for him in the beginning of the Feaſt, and r…
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your tins; tor if ye believe not that] am he, ye ſhall dic in your fins q, q In the Greek it 18 only, If you believe not that 1 am. Some re- fer this to Chriſts Divine Nature. (1am, is the Name of God, Exod. 3. 14+ ) But others rather think, that Chriſt here ſpeakerh of hwlſcit as the Meſſtab and Mediator, and ſo …
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» The Servant of fin o abideth not in the Church, (which is the Houſe of God) tor -ver. Look as it is with Slaves and Servants, they are no fixed Members of Families, they may be rurned out, they mav be fold over to others,they abide in Families according as in them rt:.y behave themſelves, ſo you who are Abrahams …
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4 My Father 1$8God, I declire unto you his Mind and Will ; no uncertian things, but what I have feen with him, that is, wharI cer- lanly know to be his Will. w You declare by your Actions who is your Father ; and as I do my Fathers Will, and what he reacherh me t0Go, {5 you do the works which the Devil, whois your …
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ameris 19 20hute iti ot G | ic 2:84 y an mbeleving cs, notiwinſianding all the P47ns te 1c] | \ then tt enlighten and to bring then to tine five 19 ri he rats. i pics not his Father to open rhetr ! in te of the Hearts that they might underitang. BJ: 2:15:81 fatifie 31! the true and fairbful Minitcers luithey fee…
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! As they alfo did, Ch. 10. 31. Ir is in vain toenquire, where they nad Stones in the Temple ; rhey might be repairing ſome par ot it, or ſome parts of it paved with Stones might be looſe, &:; It is enough, thar we are a{{ured, that ſome they found. m He (id not go thro” the midft of them that were in this Uproar, …
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yith duit 3 And rhar his Spittle denoted, rhe efficacy of Chrilts Hu- manity, being now perſonally united to rhe Divine Nature : Others think, he made ule of Sp:tt/e, becauſe the Fews hail a great Opinion of the Medicinal Virtue of Spree ; and rhey ſay, torbid the Mevt- cinal wie of 1t on the Sabbath day, (on which…
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himſelf ; not (as appears out of any good defign, that they might be convinced of the truth of the thing, or that he who had wronghr this Miracle was the Son of God ; but that they might have ſomething ro object again{t Chritt, and ro quarrel with him for, upon their Traditions, with reference to the obſeryation of…
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h They cannot frown him into a denial of the Miracte wrougt. . he ftocd ftoutly ro affirm, That be was born Blind, and that bs cured by Chriit z row rhey put nin to tell the ſtory over azain P ther hoping they ſhould entrap him, contradicting himſelf *s bi "ory, or at lea, find fometiing, upon his repeating the (t«…
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They knew God ſpake to him ; yer did they know it no otlerviſe than by Traditzon, and the Revelation of the Will of God in the Law, and the Prophers. For Chriſt, rhey call him {87oy, ths fel. low; and ſay, They know not whence he was ; that is, They know of no Divine Authority that he bad; they were blinded through…
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7 He proverh Chriit ro be ſent from God, { tho” it appears by v. 33. that he looked as yer upon him in no higher Notion than a man) from the nature of the Miracle that was wrought, which was not the recovery of a Blind mans Sighr only, but giving Sight to one who was born blind. Now, faith this poor man, Ths #» ſuc…
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3 This is as muchas, Tam he. Thou haſt not only ſeen him with the Eyes of thy Body, but thon haſt had experience of his Di- vine Virtue and Power, 1n giving thee Sight who wert horn Blind : Thus ſeeing alſo figmheth, Fob. 14. 9. It is very obſ-ryable here, Thar Miracles do not work Faith, bur confirm it : The Blind…
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much Guiit upon your Souls as you now have; tho' your Igno- rance had bcen Sin, yet it had not been fo great a Sin, as a waltul ſhutring your Eyes again{t the Light ; bur, « now thar you have an Opinion that you ſee, and boaſt in your knowl:dge of the Law, as it you were the only men that faw ; and upon this Preſum…
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the one is Extraordinary, of which Mifſion Chriſt fpeaketh tg Th Apoſtles in that place 3 rhus the Apoſtles and fir Miniſters of 3. Goſpel were ſent ; Chriſt breathed upon them, and ſaid, Receive jy the Ko!y-Ghoſt,, Ch. 20. 22. And there was yer a fuller fending y- cheſe firſt Shepherds in the Days of Pentecoit, At…
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ill of D4 D. Fd O H N, CliaD.: Way hap £ Yo ; | ) 21, Ar heard, falth, ver. 2. 79% ade? we Lelde the fit waters, Chrifi | the care and condu ofthe Ciurci of God. they do ir with nn £0: I here ſpeaxe:h of himielf under the Notion cf 2 Shepherd thar went j.Defign ro the Souls of Peoples nor. our of any care cop reſp &…
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be undertiood of the Prophets, but of ſuch ® Came before Chriſt, | 2. 4. all thoſe than by beliey-. [for them : Salvation of the ] have x 'ry a Juſt anc hg cerned betwixe my y the voice refufing to »* bur tollowing me, g0Ing >; us both ro! d particularly to kno (! Xcellent St.epheed : 10 they are t nor em…
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4 Chriſt here afſertech Two things. 1. Thar he was about to lay down his life, and ſhould now very ſhoxely lay it down 3 bur yer ſo as he ſhould cake ir again. 7. e. rife again from the Dead, Death ſhould nor have Dominion over him, by which he comforceth his Diſciples concerning his Death, declarivg, 1. Thac he wa…
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hemiah, as we read in the Books known by thoſe Names, In 4, ogy to the pradtice of Solomon, when they had finiſhed the Buildi,; of the Temple, there was another Feaſt of Dedication kept; of whis we read, Ezra 6, 16,17, 18, bur we read of nothing done inthe; Dedication, but the Offering of 100 Bullocks, 200 Rang, ,.…
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©. .2 petore ihe temple of the houſe, twenty Cubits long, and ten cubits "4 "This was the place where they walked in winter, though this ".. dftroyed when Jeruſalem was deſtroyed by the Babylonians ; yet - -emeth that there was one builded thar was like ir, and kept thar ie |: ſhovld ſeem that it was a place better…
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z Thelt are not the things we are incenſed againſt thee tor; we grant that chou haſt done many good Works amongſt as ; theſe we gratefully acknowledg. a Bur this is that which we are not able ro bear, That whereas thou art but a meer man, by thy diſcourſes thou makeſt thy ſelf equal with God, and fo art guilty of B…
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ny to the proper cauſe : He who doth thoſe things which none but God can do, muſt needs be God, or impowred by God to do ther. þ This is the way for you to know, be perſuaded and to believe, That the Father is in me by his mighty Divine working Power, C/. 14-10. The Fat l-r that awelle:h in me, he doth the works; a…
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cranzelleth cowards Judea, 79—10, But in ihe mean time Lazarus dietl), 1i——I16. Chriſt goth to Bethany, 119—19, Whom Mar- the meeteth; and taiks of th: R. ſurrefion, 24 — 27. Chriſt weep- ing cometh i0 the Grave, 22——38. Where he findeth Lazarus four dares buried, 39, 43. And praying raiſeth him, 41— 44+ Whercjore…
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« not come, for their glorifying of God by ſuffering, they ſhall not Qumble, nor be given up to the rage of their eagereſt Enemies ; they are in their callings and places, and God will be a light unto hem : 3a when their working-rime 18 over, and the time of their 5 kr is come, then they will tumble; becauſe then G…
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's Mary, ver. 32. faith the ſamz. They were both in an Error, for Lazarus his death was appointed, and determined by an Eternal Counſel; and he was both Sick, and died for a wiſe end, that God might be glorified, and his Son glorified in raiſing him from the dead 3 as we are before told wer. 4. Bur it lets ns ſee t…
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4 If 1 do ſuch works & can be done by no Jeſs than a Divine Power, being beyond the Power and ability of all Creatures ; then, though you will not give credit to any bare affirmations of my ſelf, becauſe I fay I am the Son of God ; yer believe the thing for the Teftimony that my Works give unto it. Proper effcHts g…
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7 Some b:lieved on him, as ſuch whom John Baptiſt had ſpoken him to bc: others poſſibly believed on bim 1n the fenſes mentioned, Chap. 2. 23. Not to the ſaving of their Souls, but as one ſent of God, a great Prophet, no ordinary Man. The rage of Men ſhall nor kin- der the p:ogrels of the Goſpel. CHAP. XI. Lazarus…
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night is CON®, then they will tumble; becauſe then God withdraweth his light from them ; they are not then under ſuch a ſpecial ProteQti- on of God, who hath done his work by, and with them. This is as much as be had ſ:id before, Chap. 8. 20. No man laid hands on him, for his hour was mt yet Come : The twelve hours…
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21 Then ſaid Martha unto Jeſus, Lord, if thou hadſt been here, my brother had not died -. | s Mary, wer. 32. ſaith the ſamz, They were both in an Error, for Lazarus his death was appointed, and determined by an Eternal Counſel ; and he was both Sick, and died for a wiſe end, that God might be glorified, and his So…
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4nd Saviour of the World, and committeth himſelf, and-all the con- 61:14 of this Soul to me, hall never die, Rem. 8. 18. Tho his vody #4 Mr bene of Sin, yet his Spirit ſhall live becauſe of Righteout- neſs; in God ſhall in the great Day quicken again his mortal Bo- dy wurongh the holy Spirit which dw=leth in him, a…
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& The Apofile ſpeaks of Chriſt, Heb. 4. 15. as an Aigh Pricft, e43? can be touched with the feeling of ow! tnfirmitics, and one tha: ec: have Compaſſion , Heb. Fo 2. Martha's and Mary's Pſion for their dead Brother was their Infirmity ; Chriſt is touched with the feeling of it: He to ſhew himſelf truly man, groaned…
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, Our Lord commandeth the removal of the Stono, which was »» rhe mouth of the Sepulcher, that che Miracle might be evident 3 _ Li24115 © have come forth, the door of the Cave being ſhur, ard 2 great Stone making it faſt, would have looked more hike an apparition, chan 2 ReſurreQion. s Ir 1s very probable, that Mar-…
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C h [95 Ok c The faſhion of their dreſſing up the Dead differeth accordi:ig to the faſhion of ſeveral Countries ; among the Fews we underſtand by this Text, they ried a Napkin abour their Head, and ſome Clothes abour their Hands and Feet, They wound the whole Body with lin. nen Clothes, Chap. 19. go. with Spices z…
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I 9, Aqs 4.16. nough to the Roman Governors, (as appeareth by Herod's queſtion to -—out with a napkin c. Jeſus ſaith unto them; Looſe "Mm, and let him go d. .che Wiſe men in Mathiw 2. 4.) and they were very jealous which cauſcd Herod's Bloody act of the Jews on this accounts bt | 4h; Jl q 'S el; ?: abi : …
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{ Nor for the 7ews only. The words uſed in Cazaphas hisſpeech were aads and E9yog, words not fignificant of the Jews only, bur ct other Veople alſo: m for Chriſt was to gather into one body "all th2 El:(7 of Goh, (who are here called the Children of God, becauſe they were to be (o after their being begotcen by the …
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Jaterh the ſtory of this Supper ; 70hn firſt gives us an account of | by our Saviour 'on Lazarus : This incr-afed the number of thoſe 7 0s ed it in its proper cime and order. Then took Mary a pound of ointment, of ſpike- 1rd, very coſtly, and anointed the feet of Jeſus, and pi -d his feet with her hair: and the ho…
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1 It is not eaſſe to be determined what theſe Greeks were, whither Jews, who being ſcattered in the Grecian Country upon the Con- queſts which the Grecians had made upon the Fews under Alexander the Great, and thoſe who ſucceeded him, ſtill remaned in thoſz Countries, bur kept ſo much of the Religion of their Count…
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ſzring, with Erernal Life and Felicity. vor abr h ; , ; 27 Now is my ſoul troubled #, and what ſhall I ſay ? chondde ir wh TOTES ſaving ooly in this Father, ſave me from this hour w , but for this cauſe | gittance, as they could not tiny Het che ey came [ to this hour x. God's way, when he ſpake unto his people b =.…
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-ounlel and intention of God, bur oft-times the event. So Chap. #20, Won 2 Cor, 1.17. The Arm of the Lord may either ol, Il, :1 which Death the bodies of the Crucified abode not 7 thou, The Son of man muſt be lift up ? Who is the Son an everlaſting Dominion, which ſhould not paſs away, a King- ould wot be deſtroy…
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x Tho' the Phariſees made up a great part of the Sanhearim, vet there were divers others alſo mixt with them, amongſt which there were many of a better temper ; and it may be «ap x*7)w» here may not ſignifie members of that Courr, but principal men im the magi- tracy ; we muſt not underſtand by believing that they …
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a Tuat this was the fourth Paſſover after that he entre publick Miniſtry, is out of doubr, and the laſt he ever We have taken notice of this Evangeliſt's mention of the 0 but how lon eXpreſt by it he day, others immediately before, as Te (the very ſame 1s nſed, Luke 11. 38. befere dinner, and Luke 22 15. befor, …
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5 After that, he poureth water into a baſon, and began to waſh the diſciples feet, and to wipe rhen with the towel wherewith he was girded h. - . * N,Cinlet þ Poureth water into a baſon : beginneth firſt.co waſh his Dip” 1124 . Maſter » #now Ra Ty | leet i, ind Lo Vants o fate the rn the ie Devil ſee [uh…
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þ By theſe words, the Evangeliſt expounds only what our Saviour meant in the former verſe, when he had told them, they were not a clean; for tho' the Diſciples did nor yer know that they had a Traytor amongſt them, Saran had before this, put the deſign into the heart of Judas, ver. 2. and Chriſt who knew all hearts…
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4 How, and in whar ſenſe trouble of pirir conld agr22 20 Chit. —_— b, 6... © | leet ll, ye alſo ought to waſh one anothers feet»v. | - K0- f <a _ os we ) q Was nored hetore. C237, S334 go OE The NOTES ON that lex: # this fo.-qtcti ov = : 4 : =. 4.-Tz- __ y- FA TS — - . - - __ - > $— - LS _ 7% yo IMG Ie + on …
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9g How innocent are honeſt hearts ? Charit the Apoſtle) altho? our Saviour had plainly enough deciphered him as the Traytor, by telling 7041 that he to whom he ſhould give the Sop, was lie ; and then by giving it to Fudes ; yet (whether they all did not hear what our Saviour ſaid to Fehr, or did not think of fo ſu…
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Judas's heart, yet he ated not according to his Omniſcience, butas the firſt and prime Miniſter of the Goſpel, ſetting us an example, not to judge of ſecret things, but of things open only. 2. Ir alſo appear- eth from hence, that it is not probable, that this was any other Sup- per than the Paſſover Supper ; for if…
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e A Diſciple hath his name either from learning from his Maſter. or from following his Maſter, and treading in his ſteps ; take itin ei- therſenſe : Loving one another is a certain note of being Chriſts Diſ- ciples; for as Chriſt continually prefſed this by his Precepts, ſo he ſet them his own example, by fhewing t…
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a Our Lord's firſt Argument brought to comfort them from the place whither he was going, and the end of his going thither ; the place whither he was going, was his Fathers houſe, ſoas they needed not to be troubled for him, he was but going home ; nor was God his Father only, bur theirs alſo, as he afterwards ſaith…
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(a hats trouble conceived for the want of his bodily preſence wirh them. Fom the certanty of his return to them, and the end and Conftgqurnt of big return : The end was tO receive them to himſelf; bs Confiquent, their eternal abiding with Chriſt where he was. | 4 And whitheil go ye know, and the way ye know &. £ C…
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10 Believeſt thou not that * I am in the Father, ang the Father in me? The words that I ſpeak ynt bo you *, I ſpeak not of my ſelf y: but the Father that and 1; dwelleth in me he doth the works z. 2, x It is the opinion of Mr. Calvin, that theſe words are not her Og! ſpoken ſo much to expreſs his Divine Nature and…
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2 ur Savimwr of his bo” other Com vat he wil Miſſion of 1. chat # cure; 31 concern # uith, 1 wit pv WW: | 15, be made partakers of, o becauſe it neither ſeeth him, whois not to . come to you 5, > 7 The word in the Greek is Orphans, perſons without father and mother, who for rhe moſt part are the moſt com…
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