m We have ofcen heard rhar Fohn was the beloved Diſciple, and EN uſually expreſſed under the notion of him whom Jeſus loved. n Our Lord commerdcth his Mother to the care of Fihn, whom he had or. dered to rake care of her, as if he had been her own Son this letteth us know, thar 7oſeph was at this time dead, otherwiſe, it is not Dr0- b2ble, thar Chriſt would have commited his Mother to any other Guardian,
27 Then faith he to thediſciple, behold thy mother. And from that hour that diſci ple took her unto his own
home. o He alſo reciprocally commenderh his Mcther to Jobn to he cared
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for as his own Mother. From thar tice Mary went home, and lived
with 7obn.
28 After this, Jeſus knowing that all things were p. now accompliſhed;that the ſcripture might be fulfilled OTE ſaith, 1 thir{t.
29 Now there was ſet a veſſel full of vineger : Aud #211: 27, they * filled a ſpunge with vineger, and put it upon hy{- 48.
ſope, and put it to his mouth p.
þ Daviz laid, P'a!, 69. 21. to figrifte his enemies mu'riplying aftij.
Gtons upon him, They gave me al.o 2:1 for my meat, and in my tiirlt
tney gave re vineger to Grin, which he ſpake merapiorical'y z parc
of theſe words were withour a figure licerally! fulfilled jn Chrift, who
was the Son of David; for he crying out upon the Croſs ch:2t he thir-
al. 59,
d See the notes on Matth. 27.31,32,33, Where, whatſoever needs j{t*d, there being no orher liquor ar hand, or this being fer on p1r-
expounding on this Verſe, may be found, arid this Text is reconciled tothar 3 which &llech us, thatone S:on, a man of Cyrene, bare his Croſs. Their places of Execution C as uſnally with us ) were without thelr Cirjes,
.'8 Where they crucified him, and two others with lim, on either fide one, and Jeſus in the mid{t.
Sce the notes on Marth. 27. wer. 38,
19 And * Pilate wrote a title, and put iton the croſ;. And the writing was, JESUS OF NAZARETH THE KING OF THE JEWS.
Ke the Notes on Matth. 27. 38,
20 This title then read many of the Jews: for the
poſe for this end, they dip a lpunge in j7,ard give it to him to rink ; whether ro ſtupitic his ſenſes,or to prolorg his life in tho#- roriments, or barely ro quench his rhirſt, is hard ro determine, 1- 5: provable, char ic was ſuch a kind of refreſhment 2s they allowed roordinary m2- lefadtors in his circumſtances, the particulars of which ulage we are not able ro determine.
30 When Jeſus therefore had received the VINerer,
he ſaid *, It is finiſhed q : And he bowed his head, and *©MP-1 7. gave up the gholt 7. B
4 When Chrilthad raſted the vineger, he faid, 1 E fni7:d, That
{s, Thave now done and ſuffered 21! things which lay upon me in this
life ro do and ſuffer. r Having ſaid this, he bywed his hzad, and gave
wp the ghoſt, They are terms expreiſive of death ; and our Savivurs
Place where Jeſus was crucified was nigh to the City & - free ſurrender of his Soul unre his Father.
"yy was written in Hebrew , and Greek, and La-| : | p a a! their places of Execution were within two furlongs, FR, ot f Ir was wrote in allthree Languages, that notthe Jews 5 Aung ſuch ſtrangers as were come up to the Feaſt, might un- |
l | 21 Then faid the chief prieſt of the Jews to Pilate»
Writenot, The king of the ews; but that he ſaid, 1 a king of the Jews, 7, ad =Y :
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