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I have theretore earneſtly detired ro Ear this Paſſover with you beter 1 dig, to pur an end to this Legal Service, which hach ang continucd fo many Years, and hath all this rime been bur a T'vpe of me, and my Death, and Ovation for Sin, Fohn 1. 29s 109. 5. 7. For thi: is the Loft Patſouer I fhall Ear with you, Or thar you thu!l Ear betore ſee you rife things tulallcd mm Gotpel Providences, which this Scrvice doth bur Typine, Its indeed was bur the Pretace to the Paſeh.y Supper, nor doth Luke mrones on more of it, only addeth, tv. 13. Fr I will nt Drink of the Fit of the Vine, until the Kingdom of God ſhall come. Ot which Words I thall here ſay neri:inz, tor they are doubtleſs by Luke pur our cf the trne Order, being both by Mark and Matthew mentiuncd, at fp.ken attcr rhat Cur SAavIOur had Bleiicd, and ta- ken the Sacrainental Cup. 03 45 queſtionleſs the 21, 22, Verics mn Lib ſhould have been before the Eighreenth, according to the Order in which 34:hew and Hark purterh them, and v.10. ſhould be put after v. 20, and 10 allo both DATNOW and Mark do place them. Luke ment:oneth no more of the Paſchal Supper, Jer us therefore return tn our Evangeliſt, [And as they did Et | thar is, the Patchal Supper, which (according to the Law) Exod. 12.8, was the Low, or Kid roaſted, which they were to Eat with ule cond Bred, and bitter Herbs. The Jews had an Hun- Ired Traditional Bites, which they obſerved abour che Paſchal Supper, | | ] vince lyſtictution. The Law required no more rhan che Earing of the Lamb, or Kid roaſted, wich unleatened Bread, and bitter Herbs. Az to their Drink ir pretcribed norhing, they vere letr to Liber- ty; for their Tradition of four Cups of Wine to be drank, CC. [ cannor tind any of the Evangelifſts mentioning our Saviour s u- {1-6 of any ſuch thing, bur very probably, he Drank Wine at his Fieaturs, as at other Meals, keeping only to the Rule of the law. Now futh Matthew and Muk, | And as they did Eat, he [.nid, Verity T jay unto you, that one of you ghall Betray me. | He had butore rold them the San of Man ſhould be betrayed, Ch. 17. 22. 3 20. 18. where he had alſo told chem he ſhould be Scourged, Mock- ed, and Criucified; but he now cometh to diſcover the Traytor to them. One of you 2 (4 they were exceeding ſorrowful, and began every one to {ty unto him, Lord, is it T?)) They were forrowtul thac he ſhould be Betrayed by any, but more troubled, that one of themſelves ſhould be ſo Accurſed an Inftrument; every one miſtraſts his own Hearr, and fairh, Ts it 1? Chriſt replyeth, | He that dirpsth his Hand with me in the Diſh, the ſame ſhall betray me. | The Dith here could be no other than the Diſh at the Paſſover Surpyr, probatly the Band of Fudas was at that crime with our Saviour's in the Diſh, for we read of no more reply from any, >ut from 7d. Our Saviour adderh, [ The Son of Man goeth as it is Written of him, but Wie unto that Man, by whom the Son of Man i betr,ed. Tt had been good for that Man, if he had not been Born.] By theſe Words our Saviour dooming the Traytor, tho' withal he tells chem, Thar for his ſuffering ir was determined by God, forerold by the Prophets, and 10 eventnally necefſary; he was mat drazged to ir, | the Son of Man goeth.) Bur God's Decree as to the thing, did neither take away the Liberty of Judas his Will in Atins, nor yet excuſe the Fadt he did. | Woe unto that Mum by whom the Son of Man is betrayed.) A Text worthy of their Study who will not underſtand how God ſhould Decree to per- mir Sin, and make a fintul AR, as to the Event neceſſary, with- our being rhe Author of Sin. As to our Saviour's Death, Gcd had determined it, forerold it, it was neceflary to be, bur yer Satan pur the evil Morion into the Heart ot Judax,and Judas afted freely in the doing what he did. {| Then Fudas which betrayed him, anſwer- ed, and ſid, Maſter, is it I? and he ſaid unto him, Thou ha$t ſaid. | This (as. I ſaid) makerh 1t very probable thar the Hand of Zudas was in the Dith with our Saviour's, dipping 11 the Sauce, when our Saviour tpake rheſe tormer Words. That Fudas as well as re other Ditizples was with our Lord at this Action, 15 out of doubr. Thar he ftayed*any longer, may very well be queſtion- ed, not only becauie 7ohn faith, Ch. 13.30. He then having re- eerved the Sop, went immediatcly out, bur becauſe one cannct in reafon think that his Guilty Conſcience ſhould ſuffer him to ſtay beyond that Word, or that our Saviour would lave admicted of rhe S-Cicty of fo Predigious a Traytor at his laſt Supper, the In- fit.urion of which immcediatcly followed.
25 And as they were cating, Jcſus took bread, and | bled 7, and brake z7, and gave z7 to the diſciples, and 111d, Take, car. this is my body.
27 Ani he rook the cup, and gave thanks, and gave 77 1them, ſaying, Drink yeall of it :
23 For this is my blood of the new Teſtament, which is ihed for many, *1or the remiflion of fins. 29 Burl {oy vnto you, I will not drink henceforth
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Ire with you in my father's Kingdom. 20 And when they had ſung an || hymn, they Went oNt into the mount of Olives.
es tis with no contiderable Difference, Chap. 14. 7, 22, 24, 25, 26. Cnliy be faith, They drank all of it, and —ſhed {1:2 121th, CUT SaVIOUT upon his giving the Erecad, faid,
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