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Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 • SECTION 953

Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 953

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induſtrious to keep themſeives from Sinning, that they jr; 1. ready at woat time foever he cometh : He mentions cal ti, four parts of the Night ; having ſpoken of Sin under the oe... of Sleeping, and Holineſs under the noticn of Watching, l CHAP. XIV. l The Rulers conſpire again/t Chrifl, 1, 2, 4 Woman aninte!t: |. 0 Head, 3—5. Judas betrayeth him for Money, 1c, 15, (;.:; eating the Paſſer, ſhewerh how he ſhauld be betrayed of ui - 0 I2—21. He injlicuteth his laſt Supper, 22—2g. EForec:211.., : his Dijciples of their Offence, and Peter's denial, 26-31 " Agony and Prayer : He reproveth bis diſciptes for their $1-iv : " and exhorteth them to Pray and Watch, 32—42. Funds. i... eth him with a Kiſs : The Mullitude apprehend him: His 1 5 op ples flee and forſahe him, #$3=—$2. They accuſe Chriſt of Bl; oh W my before the High-Prieft : They cover his Face and tif |. Ma $3—5g. Peter denieth him thrice + Calling to mid the j7, :; co1 of Feſus, repenteth and weepeth, 66—72. nec Its 1* Fter two days was the feaſt of the palover,»:; | and of unleavencd bread : ard the ©: : ſe pricſts and the ſcribes fought how they might tz; 5 thi him by craft, and pur him to death. Ik 2 2 But they ſaid, not on the feaſt- day, leſt there be tha an uproar of the people. It. Matthew ſaith the ſame, only he bringeth it in, as ſaid to tlc * Diſciples by Chriſt. This muſt be ſaid upon that day in the the Week, (which we call Tueſday,) for Friday was the Paſlwr-dn, 2« when began the Feaſt of Unleavened Bread. Sec other things in the f the Notes on Matth. 26. 1, 2, 3. Lo In th 3 And being in Bethany, in the honſe of Simon | 2 the leper, as he late at meat, there came a womar hs: wth ving an alabaſter-box of ointment of ſpikenzrd, | very | 0 _ y precious, and ſhe brake the box, and poured it ou his, 4 head. Y 4 *And there were ſomethat had indignation with” FT 27 in themſelves, and ſaid, Why was this waſte oi the”? Mþ ende ointment made ? F371 will 5 For it might have been ſold for more than ti:e: 6, n, _ hundred ||pence, and have been given to the poor. "ey And they murmured againſt her. By 6 And Jeſus ſaid, Let her alone, why trouvle ye 29 her ? ſhe hath wrought a good work on me. oltend 7 For *ye have the poor with you alw2ys, 21%» 2: oo whenſoever ye will ye may do them good : but ms ys it Thee, have not always. Crow t 8 She hath done what ſhe could : ſhe is come atore- ah, hand to anoint my body to the burying. he & al . . We & 9. Verily I ſay unto yon, Whereſoever this goſpel ſhall be preached throughout the whole world, 7: See thi alſo that ſhe hath done, ſhall be ſpoken of for a menmo- Ms rial of her. | Gethſen See the Notes on Matth 26. 6, 9,8 7c. where tis pic? © while Hiſtory is fully contidered, with the differing Circurnitznccs 70 [ lated by our Evangeliſt, and by St. Zohn. 7 a A | ron tlie 0 ny al 10 And Judas Iſcariot, one of the twelve Wis . heavy, to the chiet prieſts to betray him unto them. - "i And when they kgard «tr, they WEE we” oy brrowfy

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VChap: XIV. . | -omiſed togive him money. And he ſought how he might conveniently betray him.

Seq the Notes on Matth. 26. 14, I5, 16,

| 12 And the firſt day of unleavened bread, when - $x#- they || killed the paſſover, his diſciples ſaid unto him, FJ W here wilt thou that we go and prepare, that thou i. 2 7» mayeſt eat the paſſover ? | þ 5 13 And he ſendeth forth two of his diſciples, and | Gich unto them, Go ye into the city, and there ſhall meet you a man bearing a pitcher of water : follow M-» _ And whereſvever he ſhall go in, ſay ye to the goodman of the houſe, The Maſter faith, Where is the oveſt-chamber, where ſhall ear the paſſover with my diſciples ? : 15 And he wlll ſhew you a large upper room fur- niſhed and prepared : there make ready for us. 16 And bis diſciples went forth, and came i nothe city,and found as he had ſaid unto them: and they wade ready the pallover.

Se the Nztes on Matth 26, 17,18, 19,

17 And In the evening he cometh with the twelve.

18 And as they fat anddid eat, Jeſus ſaid, Verily 1 fay unto you, one of you which eateth with me, ſhal]

tray Mme.

19 And they began to be ſorrowful, and to fay urito him one by one, Isit 1? And another ſaid, Is

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20 And he anſwered and faid unto them. Ut is one of the twelve that dippeth with me in the diſh.

21 The Son of man indeed goeth, as it is written of him: but wo to that man by whom the Son of man is betrayed : good were it for that wan if he had ne- ver heen born.

See the Notes on Matth. 26. 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 28. where is open2d what-ever 1s necetlary for the urdcrſtanding of theſe Words, i which nothing of moment is varied, ſave only that Matthew eporceth Judas, as being at this time particularly dif covered. fon hath nothing of this, ualefs the Supper mentio-

ned, chap. 13. were this Supper z of which more ſhall *be ſaid in ts Order.

22 Andas they did eat, Jeſus took bread, and bleſ. ſed,and brake zt, and gave to them,and ſaid, Take;ecat, this ismy body.

23 And he took the cup, and when he had given thanks, he gave ir to them: and they all drank of It. 24 And he ſaid unto them, This is my bloud of the new teſtament, which is ſhed for many.

25 VerilyIfay unto you, I1 will drink no more of the fruit of the vine,until that day thatI drink it new F inthe kingdom of God.

#4 26 And when they had ſung an ||hymn, they went out into the mount of Olives.

See the Notes on Matth. 26. 26, 27, 28, 29, where the very ſmall differences betwixt our Evangeliſt and Matthew, and Like are alſo conſidered,

WW 27 And Jeſus faith unto them, All ye ſhall be of- . WE. fended, becauſe of me this night: for it is written, Mr the ſhepherd, and the ſheep ſhall be ſcat- tered.

” oF © 28 Bit *after that I am riſen, 1 will go before you '..$ #to Galilee.

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oltended, yet wil not I.

14 14 39 And Jeſus faith unto him, Verily I fay unto 10 i UF £08, that this day, ever in this night before the cock ; crow twice, thou ſhalt deny me thrice.

.31 But he ſpake the more vehemently, If TI ſhould © with thee, I will not deny thee in any wile. Like- wit alſo aid they all.

this | ce the Notes on all the Diſcourſe, Matth.25. 31,32, 33, oc

32 And they came to a place which was named Gethſemane: and he faith to his diſciples, Sit ye here while ſhall pray.

33 And he taketh with him Peter, 2nd James, and

John, and began to be ſore amazed, and to be very 22; eavy,

brrowful unto death: tarry ye here, and watch: Uol. 2.

St, MAR XK,

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