; 15 But that on the good ground, are they which in t * an honeſt and good hearc, having heard the word, keep d | it, and bring forth fruic with patience. 16 We have had this Parable Matth. 13. 2, 3, 4 and Mark 4. 1, 2, 3.
| See the Notes on both thefe Chapters, il +4, & 11, 16 No* man when he hath lighted a candle, covereth ut 5B it with a veſſel, or putterh ir under a bed : but ſerreth
hs it on acandleſtick, that they which enter in may ſee the
nd light, of Þc the Notes on Matth. s. 15. and on Mark 4. 21.
t.'>, 17 For * nothing is ſecret, that ſhall not be made ma- . nifeſt « neither any thing hid, that ſhall not be known, the 2:- and come abroad. eat p22 This we have a*{2 met with twice befgre. Sec the Notes on Mat. for $15. Mark 4s 21- jen 18 Take heed therefore how ye hear : for whoſoever ws hath, to him ſhall be given 3 and whoſoever hath not, I. ..., from him ſhal] be taken even that which he || ſeemerh ro ng, ki; have. pel. | See the Notes on Math q. 24. and on Mat. 13. 12. & 25. 29. - 19 Then came to him his mother and his brethren, and | t St- could not come at him for the prels. n be 20 And it was told him by certain, which ſaid, Thy _ mother and thy brethren ſtand without, deſiring to ſee ned, | thee. uſa | 21 And he anſ{wered and ſaid unto them, My mother t the and my brethren are cheſe which hear the word of God, _ and do it. þ All Tee the Notez on Matth. 12. 45. Mark 3. 31. = 22 Now it came to paſs on a certain day, that he went inch if into a ſhip with his diſciples : and he ſaid unto them, th b1s et us go over vato the other ſide of the lake. And they ut wr lanched forth. 5 3 But as they failed, he fel] aſleep, and there came to be down a ſtorm of wind on the lake, and they were filled 10ug! wit] water, and were in jeopardy. Gem, \, 24 And they came to him, and awoke him, ſaying, —W Vaſter, matter, we periſh. Then he aroſe, and rebuked rough! i? wind, and the raging of the water : and they ceaſed, Ir pe 2nd there was a calm, id 0 , 25 And he faid unto them, Where is your faith ? And a 10's ey being afraid, wonderd, ſaying one to another, |!
Chrilt Rat manner of man 1s this ? for he commandeth even | |
Mitt) '7 Winds and water, and rhey obey him. ; = wad | _ Ter whole Biftory we have alſo before met with, both in Matth. | ! — cl 5+ 4d 3\0% 4 37, See the Notes upon both thoſe Chapters.
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the people g134ly recaved him, for they were all waiting for him.
We have had this whole ftory Matth. 8. from v 22. to the end,
and Mark 5. irom v. 1.to 24. Sec the Notes on both thoſe Chapters
41 And behold, there came a man named Jairus,
and he was a ruler of the ſynagogue, and he fell down at Jeſus fzer, and beſought him chat he would come into his houle.
42 For he had one only daughter, about twelve years
of age, and ſhe lay a dying. But as he went, the people
hronged him. | 43 And a woman having an iſſue of blood twelve years,
which had ſpent all her living upon phyſicians, neither could be healed of any,
44 Came behind him, and touched the border of
his garment, and immediately her ifſue of blood ſtanch- ed,
45 And Jeſus taid, Who touched me ? When al] de-
nied, Peter, and they that were with him, faid, Maſter,
he multitude throng thee, and prets tee, and ſayeſt thou,
Who touched me ?
46 And [eſus ſaid, Some body hath touched me, for 1
perceive thar virtue is gone our of me
47 And when the woman ſaw that ſhe was not hid,
ſhe came trembling, and falling down before him, ſhe de- clared unto him before all the people, for what caule ſhe had touched him, and how ſhe was healed unme-
diately.
48 And he ſaid unto her, Davghter, be of good com: in peace.
49 While he yet ſpake, there comech one from the
ruler of the ſynagogues houſe, laying ro him, Thy daughtez
s dead, trouble not the Maſter.. 5o But when Jeſus heard jr, he anſwered him, {ay- ng, -Fear not, believe only , and fhe {hail be made
whole.
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5i And when he came into the houſe, he ſuffered no man to goin, fave Peier, and James, and John, and the father and the mother &* the maiden.
52 Andall wep: and bewalled her, But he ſaid, nor, ſhe is not dead, * bur fleeperh. 7
53 And they laughed him. to ſcorn, knowing that ſhe was dead.
54 And he put them all out, and took her by the hand, and called, 1ay ing, Maid arite. ;
55 And her tpirit came again, and ſhe aroſe ſtraight- way : and he commanded to give her mear.
56 And her parents were aſtoniſhed : But he charged
them that they ſhould tell no man what was done.
We had both theſe picces of Hiſtory twice before related by Mat- thew, Chap. 9. 18. and by Marb , c<; 5. from v« 22, with ſome fur- thr circumſtances. See the Notes on both thoſe Chapters, Chriſt, v. 45. ſaying, Who touched me? And again, V. 45. ome body hath touched me, for TI perceive that Virtue is £32 out of me, doth not argue that Chriſt knew not of the Womans coming and touching him, or did not voluntarily ſend out that Virtue that healed her, far be any ſuch thoughts from any Pious intelligent Souls 3 ſhe was not healed by her touch of the border of his Garnient, but by his Powerful Will, commanding ſuch miraculous cff:& ; he only ſpake this to bring forth the Miracle into light, which was wrought ſecretly, ſo as the Pcople took no notice of it, /-:ling Virtue wenr out of Chrift upon an aft of his !77l, not nece{ſa ty, From v. 55. 15 confutcd the Atheifia of thoſe who would make the Soul tt be meerly the Crafts, or ſome atfettion of the Body, and it is proved to be a being that can ſubfifk of it {cIt, i a ſtate of ſeparation from the Body. It 1: ſaid, Her Spirit returned 424in; not Chriſt gave her a new Spirit. Chriſt here did not exert a creating Power, only ſent forth that Cower with which he was clothed to +a» the Dead, For other things obſervable from-this ſtory, Tze the Notes before-mentioned upon the parallel Texts.
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Chriſt ſending forth bu Diſciples t1 proxch the Goſpel , giveth them power over evil Spirits, and to heal the fich, 16. Herod defirerh to foe Chriit, 7-—=9. The Apoſlles- return with joy, To. Chri/t
feedeth tree thiafnd 3.cn, with five Loaves and two Fiſhes, 11I—17.
Divers Orimons of the People concerning Chriſt, 138--21. He fore
tellth his Crucifixion and BReſurrectiom, 22, Exhorteth to confeſs
hw ty the benejus thar attend it, 23 27. Transfigureth him-