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 him, he did many things, and heard him |ties, and out-went them, and came togcihtcr ito 70g bin. Bladly. him. ten ole n \ ie! ! pr | Fs wn 21 f nd when a CONVENIENT day WAS come, taat He- Matthew makes the Cauſe of this Motion ot our vav:0r. I Verv © red on his birth-day made a ſupper to his lords, high ſhave been his receiving the Report of Herra's dealing with | of Ou captains, and chief eftatcs of Galilee. the Baptiſt, 2s we often find him yielding to the Fury 0 © Praver 22 And when the daughter of the faid Herodias | Adverfarics. Hark, afſigns — pen, (4s LNCTE 124y and b+ i ple everal Reaſons or Motive i A £41012 OF NISH1O7, | came in and danced, ard pleaſed Herod, and them j\©=® Revfons or ects andto the fame Acticn or 39907, ſech ) TP + A he bd aid s viz. That both himſclf and his Apoſtles might nave 4 Bo God { T.Hal fare w ch um, The: XINg ata unto the damſel, ret. The place which he choſe for his Reccfs, 1s calicd 4 "tl! ſerve x] Ask of me whatſoever thou Wilt, and 1 will elve It jplace ; not becauſe it was wholly not inhabited, bet very © his Peo, thee. {lv inhabited. Zuke ſaith, It was a defart place, [2:15:!9% + and My City called Beth/aida ;, probably ſome large Foreſt, os 09870 I Vu «7 Wt £ ad x 7 Ny 19.87 wh” 5 P J : S 9 SONS: ; , Eſth, Ge 23 And he 1ware unto her, Whatſoever thou ſhalt Poſture, which belonged to that City, aud took a Denaminict® 3. Oe ask of me, I will give # thee,unto the halt of my king- |from it. It was a Place on the other fide of the Water, it © 4s dom. went to it by Ship. But this Water was but a Lake, ©15-", © might "" 4 Bid [2d the Sea of Tjberjas 3 for the People fetching a lift © I ( £4 And ſhe went os pn _ unto her mother, Compaſs about, went thither on foot, and out went tie --- | 43 4 What 21 I as ? and ſhe ſaid, Ihe head of John the | of the Ship. wind watch
Baptiſt. 25 And ſhe came in ſtraightway with haſt unto
34 * And Jeſus,when he came out, ſaw mc - Lute upon
the king, and asked, faying, I will that thou give me | ple, and was moved with compaſſion to 21d ThE WF them. by and by in a charger, the head of John the Bap-|cauſe they wereas ſheep not. having a ſhepherd, oy tiſt. he began to teach them many things. II: ſea, th 26 And the king was exceedins ſo . for bs When Chriſt came out of che Ship, on the otÞcr —_ | » Tli6
. ry 5 tet HA yer LOT INS Water, he found that the People had out-wenr the St 5 ag { Olt, caths {ake, and for their lakes that ſate with him, he | :vcre come about with a deſire to hear the Wor « ; he Cori290res | 50 weuid nor rej=& her, what Miſerable —_ and cn ag: bad, fo that 52% 0 | And im : : ; , .C as Sheep without a Shepherd, having none
, 27 And immediately the king ſent an executioner, —_— RO worſe than Ns chough he _——” unto th
"ne 6 ' and commanged his head to be brought, Ard he WENT | came hither for ſome Reft and Repole, yet ic mn ah we ., fraid,
9 THEN 4+ ;
id, © 2nd bcheaded him in the priſon,
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&-{} Preacheth to tet, and Toacheth them many things, then Ir me fil 1s DoCtrine by a NM; iC 5 the elat 4) re confirms th his oct v a Miracle 3 the Relation of which
fgljoweth to V2. 44.
33 And when the diy was now far ſpent, his diſci- ples Cane unto him, ard ſaid, This is a deſert place, and now ©he L109 #5 far paſled. 26 Send them away, that they may go into the -:ntry round abour, and into the villages, and ;y themſelves brezd, for they have nothing to '- He anſvered,and ſaid unto them, Give ye them -5-r: and they ſay unto him, Shall we go and buy two hyndred penny-worth of bread,and give them to tel f : 13 He fairh unto them, How many loaves have ye? 30d jet. Ard when they knew, they ſay, Five, and
(wo fiſhes:
9 And he commanded them to make all fit down {7 coMPanics upon the green grals.
"a0 And they fate down by ranks, by hundreds,and by Ffties-
'41 £nd when he had taken the five loaves, and the +9 fiſhes, he looked up to heaven, and bleſſed, and br2ke the loaves,and gaverthem to his diſciples to ſet refore them 3 and the two filhes divided he amongit them ail:
42 And they did all eat, and were filled,
43 And they took up twelve baskets full of the fragments, and of the fiſhes.
44 And they thar didear of the loayes, were about fye thouland of men.
We mret with the Relation of this Miracle, Matth. 14. 1«. 15, 75. and thalt 2g'1n meet with it, 72h. 5, vith (0:36. more particular Circumnftances, tiling us 1T was P/ lip that moved our Saviour to difinifs them 16 feaſouaoly, trar ey mizht provide thewſolves Fond, and making G:rift to pro-
pound the neitions tt Philip, where they ſhould Luv Brea Coucafr frem, He ajts telis us, that It was Andrew who tl gar Srwiour, That there was a Lad there had five Barlev- .iv0s, and $1.0 Fiſhes: But, all tarce of the Evangeliſts agree
1 tlie main, bath as to the Quantity of V1tuals, five Loaves, and wg Files, and the £uantty of the Perple ted with them, Five "24117, and the Number of the Laets ful of Fragments taker
un, which was twoive. 4 "Mn alfn 4c4cth 'hic Effet of this M1- ic wpo2 the Nujtituds, F7b. <4. 14. Trey ſaid, this is of a
; come into te Harld, For further
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43 * Ard ſtraightway be conſtrained his diſciples to into the ſkip, a: to Et unto the other fide be-
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1t away the peo-
45 And when he had ſent them away, he departed 1250 2 MouNTtatn TO Pray.