the = : he. night have life through his name. : 1h. 'Nut he had wrote theſe to introduce his Readers to believe that ers, Tus Chriſt "was the Son of God ; a thing of ſo great concernment late othem, thar their Eternal life depended upon it ;: for through his Naine aloze, Eternal Life 15to be obtained, AF. 4. 12." ale y " CH AP. XXI. it0 Clrift gppeareth to his Diſciples when they were fiſhing, 1—5. Giveth a | great drought: of Fiſhes, whereby they knew him, 6—-8., Dineth with "em, 9——14. Aheth Peter thrice, whether he loveth him, —_ 156—-17, Telleth him by what Death he ſhould glorifie God, 18, 19. Chriſt retproveth his queſtion, concerning Joon, 20—=23, @ £073» im ft ronveth his queſti _ Bhs __ eluſon of obn*s Evangelical Feſtory, 24, 25. ) lit- - ard 'A Frer theſe. things Jeſus ſhewed himſelf again to the diſciples at the ſea of Tiberias ; and on this wiſe rere ſiened he b4mfelf a : the 5Afer three ſeveral appearances of Chriſt to his Diſciples, which eace lnherro were all of them in Jeruſalem, Chriſt ſhewed himſeIfagain vthem in Galrlee, whither he had ordered his Diſciples to go, pro- : miſng there to meet them, Matth. 26. 32. Mark 16. 7. Here the c w eccahon, and circumſtances of this his third appearance, are related , a n by $t. John. Mok 2 There were together Simon Peter, and Thomas ny aled Didymus, and * Nathanael of Cana in Galilee, _ ad the * ſous of Zebedee, and two other of his diſci- 1 Cay, ples b, a pre» b All the Diſciples were either there in ſeveral places, or going Ire Ex flither, according to Chriſt's direQtion before mentioned ; but either arthers tixſe ſeven were there before the reſt, or elſe they lodged together , tordi- i near one another ; ſoas theſe only are here mentioned as being to- $ 4 ther at this time, and ſo witneſſes of this Miracle which followeth. (014 1 . . . Jo we 3 dimon Peter ſaith unto them, I go a fiſhing c. They on the lk unto him, We alſo go with thee. They went forth hey - ad entred into a ſhip immediately ; and that night they ages” Wit nothing d, gation, P:ter-and divers others were Fiſher-men, as we have formerly Thomas teard ; and had Boats which they ſo imployed. Tho they were cal- n2yand kltothe work of the Miniſtry, yet Churches not yer being gathered which ad Conſtitured able to maintain them, they did not judge it un- iu. 1imploy themſelves in honeſt vocations, which might bring poneing of a livelihood 3 no more did Pan afterwafd. d The finger, a re.0)veto go with him : they went, but that night caught no- hand, * ang, th: Providence of God ſo-ordering it, that Chriſt's Divine ut be- Wermight Le ſeen 18 commanding fiſh into their nets, 4 But wiien the morning was now come, Jeſus ſtood Chr he ſhore : but the diſciples knew not that it was *OnVEr WW, hat we Pr. -—_ s _w_ % Frobably their diſtance from him was the caufe that they did ; apply: Co: him, tho they had {zen him once and again lince his Reſur- fs; he ge from the Dead : others think, thar by the Providence of Nl " 6 ezes were hoiden, that they ſhould not know him, as Luke compal- £ Sg hen - Jefus faith unto them, ? Children, have ye 'y Lord \:4 2 Ley anſwered him, No, f.
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- on!y 2verreth the truth and ſincerity, not the degree of his love | ther he world wet : for he was nor better than his Lord, w! - Clviſt replies, Feed my Lambs : by which he underſtands his peo- | Was WIVNg, and Fleth weak. Whether our Saviour by tþ;
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*Ch.13.36. 18 * Verily verily, I fay unto thee, When thou waſt
As 12 young, thou girdedf{ thy felf, and walkedſt whither thou
pe wouldeſt ; but when thou ſhalt be old, thou ſhalt ſtretch forth thy hands, and another ſhall gird thee, and carry thee whither thou wouldſt not.
7 19 This ſpake he, ſignifying by * what death he ſhould
14. glorifie God. And when he had ſpoken this, he faith un-
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:ommunity. The Papiſts from this Text argue for Peter's Primacy,
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