as he tells them the moſt of the World would be. He further cx horteth them to pray always, the ſenſe of which Precept we lhewed (ts 2: largely in our Notes on chap. 18. 1. He further preiſcth both they & 4 Duties in thoſe words. | That you may be accounted worthy to eſe Mn all theſe things that ſhall come to paſs, ] i. e. Thoſe that ſhou! come pe paſs at or before the Deſtruftion of Feruſalem, or afterward. © wu ftand before the Son of man ] that is, in the laſt Judgment; £; HE ungodly ſhall nnt Stand in the Fudgment ; nor Sinners in the Congye ch of the Righteous, Plal. 1.6. | & 2 0"eo0R 37 * And inthe day time he was teaching in the tem. * on ; ple, and at night he went out, and abode in the moune, 2 IF that is called the mount of olives. , 38 Andall the people came early in the morning to hin in the temple for to hear him. In theſe two Verſes our Evangeliſt letteth us know how Chris ſpent thoſe few Days which he had yet to live. In the Day-time h | was in the Temple preaching. In the Evening he was on the Moy : of Olives praying, to teach all thoſe, who as under-Shepherds "ra from him who is the true and chief Shepherd, how they ſhoulq ſpend their time, preaching and praying. Tho the Scribes ang Pha | riſees and Sadducees, and the chiet of the Jews, maligned and deſpiſed | him - yet many of the People paid him a due reſpe&t, and came ear}, ; in the morning to hear him. In the Worlds Reception, and "ng tainment of Chriſt, that of the Apoſtle was verified, Not many rich not many wiſe, &c, but the poor of this world hath God choſen. , | CHAP. XXII. þ Toe Rulers conſpire to kill Chriſt, 1, 2. Satan tempteth Fudg t; be. tray him, 3 6. Chriſt commandeth Peter and Fobn tq Prepare F the Paſſover, 7 ——13. Eateth it with his Diſciples : Inftituteth j;; | laſt Supper, 14 20, Fudas's treachery foretold, 21 —— 23, His "'Y; . advice ro his Diſciples, 24——30. Wameth them all, eſpecially pe. : ter, of Satans Temptation, 31———-38. Praying on the Mount, he is Y JStrengthned by an Angel, 35—44. Exhorteth his Diſciples to watch il and pray, 45, 45 few betrayed by Fudas, 479—49. One of them hn. 13+ cuts off the ear of the Hiz' Prieſts Servant ; # again cured by Chriſt | 50 53» Peter denzeth him thrice, 54 60. He lamenteth hi 4 n he fall, 61, 62, Chriſt before the Fewiſh Council, confeſſeth he i ths ar Son of God, 63 7. s \ df}; I OW the feaſt of unleavened bread drew nigh, «Aw | which is called the Pafſover. % . 2 And * the chief prieſts and ſcribes ſought how they * Plz the might kill him; for they feared the people. oh. 11 " See the Notes on Matth. 26. 1, 2, 3,4, 5. and on Marb 14, wr, *41 boy I, 2. . niſl 3 *X Then entred Satan into Judas ſurnamed Iſcariot, * Mit: on being of the number of the twelve. 14,161 Chr And h - Mark 1s "Net 4 And he went his way, and communed with the, God | chief prieſts and captains, how he might betray him unto jy 1, for 1 them, er T ha 5 And they were glad, and covenanted to give him LE money. , : them '6 And he promiſed, and ſought opportunity to betray, . inth him unto them & in the abſence of the multitude. 16 Chur 7 Then came the day of unleavened bread, when the © * = paſſover muſt be killed. _ 8 And he ſent Feter and John, ſaying, Go and prepare ſerve us the paſſover, that we may eat. | of 9 And they ſaid unto him, Where wilt thou that we rem prepare ? "_p 10 And he faid unto them, Behold, when ye are en- Sr tred into the city, there ſhall a man meet you, bearing _— a pitcher of water ; follow him into. the houſe where he Fe entreth in, = 11 And ye ſhall ſay unto the good man of the houſe, The maſter {aich unto thee, Where is the gueſt-chamber, kg where [ ſhall eat the paſſover with my diſciples ? ; ſpoke: 12 And he ſhall ſhew you large upper room furniſh: the x ed : there make ready. Chriſt 13 And they went and found as he ſaid unto them : Gott and they made ready the paſſover. That i 14 And when the hour was come, he ſat down, and tne time, twelve apoſtles with him. formin, Sce the Notes on Matth, 26. 17,18, 19. and on Mark 14: 12: = _ ; Met 15 And he faid unto them, || With deſire [ have deſired (0 James to eat this paſſover with you, before I ſuffer. RY of the a . f dejtred. Kine; 16 Forf{ ſay unto you, I will not any more eat there! 2ppoin until it be fulfilled in the kingdom of God. Ry the Tir 17 And he took the cup and gave thanks, and 1aid, here, a Take this, and divide ie among your ſelves. Ss ay Cot 18 For I ſay unto you, I will not drink of the fruit 0 Fang the vine, until the kingdom of God ſhall come. | »ferms 19 And he took bread, and gave thanks, and brake /'» and Dis and gave unto them, ſaying, This is my body which 1s given for you: this do in remembrance of me. _ T $0.% * 20 Likewite alſo the cup afcer ſupper, fayivs, = uh w_ cup 5s the new teſtament in my blood, which 15 ſhed for ay ou. FE « 0A not 21 * But behold, the hand of him that tetrayern me, *- ws : i with me on the cable. Dy ZI 22 {} 58
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1D. 4 22 And truly the Son of man goeth * as ir was de-
C termined :\ but wo unto that. man by whom heis betray-
d. | T 23 And they began toenquire among themſelves, which of them it was that ſhoufd do this ching.
See the Notes on Matth. 26. from. wv. 20. tov. 30. where is ened whatſoever Luke 'hath, that is rot in the other Evanzelilts. : :
24 And there was alſo a ſtrife among them, which of "= them ſhould beaccounced the preateft.
Lube only taketh notice.of this {trife, at the time of their being in
the Gueff-Chamber. Such a ſtrife we read of, Matth. 18. 1. Q 20.
26, 26- Mark 9. 33- and in this Goſpel, Chap. 9. 45. by which
it is apparent, that they had been more than once arguing this point.
But yet moſt Interpreters think that it 1s here placed by Zuke out of order, and ſome tranſlate 84y2]» in this Text, There had been, not
there wa, and indeed we can hardly think ſo uncharitably of the Apoſtles, as to imagine of them, tliat umm. diately after their recet1-
ving, firſt the Paſſover, then the Lcy4's Supper, their thoughts ſhould
he taken up with things of this nature, much leſs that they ſhould dif- courſe of any ſuchSubjetts as theſe,efpecially alſo conſidering what our Saviour had told them, tliat he was betrayed into the Hands of Sin-
ners: Something of our Saviour's Anſwer prefſing upon them Bro- therly Love, and mutyal Serviceablegeſs, each to other, was very proper to this time, which-our Saviour (tho ſpoken before) might