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33 Saying, Behold, we go up to Jeruſalem, and the Son of man ſhal be delivered unto the chier prices, and unto the {.ribes, and they ſhall condeinhn him to death,and ſhall deliver him to the Gentiles.
34 And they ſhall mock him, and tall ſcourge him, 2nd (hz!] fpir upon him, and ſhall kill kjm,and the third day he ſhall rife again-
Sce the Noutes on Math. 25. 19. This is at leat the third time that our Saviour 1n{irutterh his Diſciples as to his Paſlion, toward i 1 he wis now going, and that with fuch a read nc, Lu a0 the Airazervent of his Diſciples he led the way, and out-went thaw, It 1s ole: vable that Chriſt here deſcribeth his Suttermys more particularly than before, He tells them here, tha: he !nous be firſt delivered to the Chief Priefs and the Scribes, and tiiey ihould Condemn him. Then they ſhould deliver him to the Gent/los, C ſuch were the Romans and Pontits Pilate, ) they ſrould Mach bm, Scourge 21m, Spit on him, put him to death ; but h-inould rife again the third day. Luke adds, chap. 18. 34. Ty:1 urd2s ftoud nure of theſe, ant rhus Saying was hid from them, net- ther kn:w they the things which were ſnolken, How hardly do we believe what ſeems contrary to our intereſts ? but we are to hear tor the tirme to coine, This Premonition was afterwards of* uſe to them; they remembred the Words of Jetus when the things were come to paſs, Preachers Words are not lott, though at preſent they be not believed, or hearkned to,
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36 And he faid unto them, What would ye that. | I ſhould do for you ?
37 They ſaid unto him,Grant unto us that we may |
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39 And they faid unto him, We can. And Jeſus laid unto them, Ye ſhall indeed drink of the cup that [drink of, and with the baptiſm that I am baptized withall, ſhall ye be baptized.
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