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Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 • SECTION 1232

Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 1232

← Matthew Poole — Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2

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: But Peter, who all a!ong the Goſpe] appears to have been the hoideſt Spirit, goeth into the Cave, and feeth all the linen clothes

1ving there, and the napkin that was about his head lying by ir (elf.

g Then went in alſo that other diſciple which came firit

9 the ſepulchre, and he fawand bclieved /.

< ing Peter adventure in, adventureth allo, and ſeeth the | Paretwnny- d befieveth that Chriſt was rifen from the dead ; or hink) that as the women had ſaid, ſome body had taken

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For as yet they knew not the * ſcripture, that he muſt riſe again from the dead 7m,

*5. they did not fully underſtand thoſe Scriptures of the — Pol 2.7. and 16. 10. and 11o. and the Types of

the Old Teſtament, by which Chrifts Reſurre&ion was fortold and prefigured. 10 Then the diſciples went away again unto their own

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\ Piter and John when they had been within the Sepulchre, and {-2n that the body was not there, they went home ; believing verily, 1c what the women at firſt cold them was true, that ſome body had -emoved the body out of the Sepulchre; whicher, they knew

nor, 11 { But Mary ſtood without at the ſepulchre, weep- ing : and as ſhe wept, ſhe ſtooped down and looked into the

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» That the Mary here mentioned, was Mary Magdalene, appeareth from wer. 14. compared with Mark 16. g. which ſaith, he appeared

firſt to Mary Magdalen.

12 Andſeeth two angels in white, {itting, the one at the head, and the other at the feet, where the body of Jeſus ad lain :

13 And they ſay unto her, Woman, why weepeſt thou? She faith unto them, Becauſe they have taken way my Lord, and I know not where they have laid hm p.

» The other Evangeliſts differing in their accounts of this part of the Hiſtory, have raiſed ſome queſtions here not eafily to be relolved; Matthew reports thus, Matth. 28. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: And behold, there was a great earthquake ; for the Angel of the Lord deſcended from heaven, and cam: and rolled back the ſtone from the door, and ſat upon it, His countenance was like lightning, anda his raiment white as ſnow. And far fear of him the keepers did (bake, and became as dead men. And

the Angel anſwered and ſaid unto the women, Fear not ye : for 1 know |

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