_ Tomake this Biftory compleat, a4 the other Evangeliſts muſt nuited. and compared with Hil, who omitteth many con- Macrihtc patloges recorded by theme have done it in our Notes Li On Hath, 27. 32, 22, #90 ©1411 irefer the Reader, both for Ve underſtanding the Loveral paligs of this Relation, and recon- 1, Cu any forall differences borwint che Relations of the ſeveral hs Fr angelitis. It is the Obiervation of tome, that when in Scrip- "yy ure the Father 12 made known by che Son, or Sons, it ſignifieth E bn " More Eminency wm the Sons, than 11 the Father. Mary 1 | Uk WT this Sromon was 4 P47a%; though it be not certain, yet yes tt 's 9! 1:prooavleythat this 4/exandey was the ſame who 15s men- (100 tioned, 4&; 15, 33. perſecutcy their by the Jews; and Rufus he Bon Pin laluteth, Rom, 15, I 3. Calling him choſen in the Lord, FR ! 14Y they were both at Ryime, where they judge St. Mark was ; : Oo wiote this Hiſtory 3 and that Mark mentioneth them, 2 20 c0nd atteit the Truth of this part of the Fiſtory.
2 : ©7722 bare Chriſt's Croſs, (or one end of it ; ) there is all we | "y, NA 01419, The Sons believe on him, who died upon it. So = 2 Voie Grace, fixing waecre it pleaſeth. Concerning the y OE tne with Myrr22, we ſpake in our Notes on Matth, 27. ©, WF; of Saviour> friends gave it to him to refreſh him: hn "ip OEPIOUVaDIE IT was given him to intoxicate hum, that We "ge I Cs Lentih!ic of the pain he thould endure upon the
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We are now come to the Hiſtory of our Saviour”s Reſur- rection,hrs ſeveral appearances to, and converſe with hrs Diſciples, fromthe time of his riling from the Dead an- to the time of his Aſcenſion up into Heaven, which was forty days. Of all the Evangeliſts, St. John #s moſt ſill ;n his Relation of this part of the Hiſtory of our Savior, which we ſhall conſider mn order. for bis two laſt Copter s are wholly ſpent in this part of the Hiſt ;ry. In the me time, 4s we did in our Notes on Matth. 28 tate notice only of what Matthew bath upon thut A gument; jo we ſhall in the opening of this Chapier of Mart, rave 9: tice only of what Mark hath, not concurrent with , ak completory of what Matthew bad before ſaid. (For what be hath of that Nature we ſhall refer the Reader to 0%ur Notes on Matthew.) And here we: will alſo take in what Luke hath, that tends to the fuller rclation of any thing which Mark hath, not medling with what John hath, but reſerving that till we come to open the fuller Account of this whole Hiſtory in the twentieth and one
and twentieth Chapters of 23s Goſpel,
Women on the Sabbath came to the Grave, t—4- An Ange! decla- reth t) them the ReſjurreFion of Chriſt; and ſendeth 'em to ac- quaint bis Diſciples and Peter of it, 5—$. Chriſt appeareth fuji to Mary Mazdalene : She telleth the Diſciples of it ; they dijbeliere her, 9—11. He appeareth to two of 'em going to the Country, 12, 13, Then to the Eleven, and upbraideth their unbeltef and hardneſs of heart : Commiſſioneth 'em to Preach the Goipel, an? Conferreth on 'emthe Power of Miracles, 14=1. And aſcendeii up into Heaven, 1g, 20.
I ND when the Sabbath was paſt, Vary Magda
lene, and Mary the mother of ſames, and 52- lome, had bought tweet ſpices, Ltnat they migat Come and anoint him,
About the time when thev came, ſee the Notes 0n Hatth, 29.1, which ts alſo further expreticd 11 the next Verikes.
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Matthew faith, As 3t Legan i9 darn toward the firſt day of the Week, p91 tarth, they Came earl: while it was yet dark, Luke al- ſo {th voy early, But it is manifeft from the Fiſtory, that they canic #2 ent tine, of which Ark may ſpeak, paifing cver thicir firſt Comnug.
3 Ard they fid among themſelves, Who ſhall roll us aw2y the {tone from the door of the ſepulchre ?
4 {\nd when they looked, they ſaw that the ſtone was rolled away ) tor It was very great.
Theſe were their Thoughts as they were coming : ( Concerning the Guard which tiicy had ſet by Piles permiiſion at the 111- portunity of the Jewith Fricfis and Rulers, it is probable ( tic day before being the Jewith Sabbath, in the obſervation of win ch the Zews were very ſtrict) they had not heard, fo were not fuilt- c:tous as to them, but they kucw of the Store rolled to the much of the Scpu.chre 3 but they were in vain follicitous, when they Camc they found the Stone rolicd away. Chriſt was riten before.
£]o120.11, JAnd *entring into the ſepuichre,they ſaw a young, Tuk. 24 4. Man fitting on the right fide, cloathed in a long White
garment ; ard they were affrightcd.
5s Ard he faith unto them, Be not affri feek Jeſs of Nazareth, which was crucitic riſen, he is 20t here ; behold the place wire they laid | (12M.
7 Eut go your way, tell his Gif. iples, and Peter,
Lhat he goeth be:ore you into Galilee,there thall ye ſee * car. o6, him, * as he ſaid unto You. | 32. Chap B Z2ndthey went ovt quickly, and iid from the. 14. 28, Jſepuichre: for they trembled, and were amazed, net- }
ther {aid they any thing to any man: for they were,
afraid.
Both Lxle and j:52 mention two Anzcls in the 11aDit of young Men; Aa::52w ſpeaks of one ſrtting umn the Stcne, Thev might ee him ſitting ypon the Stone, and yet find him within aiſo ; the motors of angels are quick and und:tcernable to our {rle, or the Stone might be rolied inward. That they were affiighted is uo wonder, coniidering how apt weare to be ultighted by any Sppariitons, Concerning what the Angel ſaid to theie Wo nen, read th-- Notcs on Matth. 22, 7,8. They preſently ilv from the Serulcire amazed, ſaying rothing to any till they came into the
City, whcere they tell it to the Diſciples,