4 The Feaſt of the Paſſover; which is meant where Fare put abſolutely, unleſs ſome afrer expreſſion qualifies It : go” = this holy Man did out of Conſcience to the Feaſt, intend to 0 6 - it: for Chriſt is the end of the law to them that believe, ROM. 4 4 bur becauſe of the vaſt concourſe from all places to Fein thar timez which would give him _———— , = him. Chriſt known to ſuch multitudes, and to gain mer _ _ heſie, ? Though he was an Apoſtle, and had the Spiric of Fro”
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hap. XI X.
abſo'urely promiſe them to return to then ;
iſes and Reſo'utions, as Fam, 4a — bring torch. Beſides, in
22 And when he had landed
och. , ; "'F Nor that Ceſarea that was in Syria, lem; tor the way by Joppa, though th me —. & Either the Church of or that at Feruſalem art his Journeys end ;- wh might be called, eminencly, The Chyrch, Sia, : 23 And after he z had parted, and went over all the countrey
{Phrygia in order, 1 ſtrengthning all
h Th
Ms a 4 at o Alexandria, al P eloquent man the ſcriptures, came to Epheſus.
1 Whois thought allo to be called Apeltes, Parents havirg lived there, Pp A ratlonal, Man. Though the Kingdom of God is not Speech, 1 Cor, 1, 4» Adorn the Tabernacle, them,
25 This man was inſtruted s in
Lord; and being t fervent in the ſpirit,
19-3 taught diligently the things of only the baptiſm of John.
y Catechiſed, or taught” viva Voce, Precepts and Example taught us the zealous to promote Gods Glory, and 12, 11, #4 Who Baptiſed with
the Holy Ghoſt, Matth, 3- T1. that is,
afrer that Chriſt was Aſcended, and the Spirit 2- 4+ But Zohn was a preacher of Repentance,
this Dottrine z which is the
{y than were reyealed inthe Bupiſts time,
:6 And he began to Ipeak boldly in
, as doubtleſs we may, it Is certain
I Pt, 3.1, 2, Thus
but otherwiſe it is nor Lawful for a Woman Il, 22,
the y brethren wrote, N56 him : Who, when he
which had believed through z grace.
z To Corinth, which was in Achaia. i 4jollos helped them much { vhich all are the Gifts of God : bur eſpecially, for Faith is the Gift Was given unto them to believe, Phil. x. 2 9.
* Chri
OM. b AS Chap. 17. 3, ject, and Jeſus the Predicate: and then the ſenſe Is, Our Jeſus or Saviour. The Meſbah that Saviour of the World.
CHAP. XIx.
Paul coming to Epheſus, mito the Baptiſm of j Paul reacheth 5n the Synagogue and the confirming bis Dofrine with ſpecial chief, 8 12.
laytth his hands on
Womaed, I3—-16, of tain Arts, I79—20, then to Rome, 21,
2 — 29,
ew, 33) 34. The 1 Nd it came to paſs, that while * 4 at Corinth, Payl having - paſſed th
"Per coaſts, came to Epheſus UCiples,
the Lord will, to teach us what caucion we ſhould uſe in a
our owning of God's Pleaſure, we acknowledge a Providence of God
cially in our concerns ; which we defire to reter all unco, at f Celarea, and gone upand ſaluted theg Church, he went down þ to An-
15. being we know nor what i 2
but thar which was in | ay called Ceſarea Stratozis ; and which was the ſafeſt way |
Ceſarea in his
Ich for its populouſmeſ
ipent ſome time
z# This work might take up the conſtant care a
Rom. 16. 10,
yet this Egyptian Jewel may 1 In quoting, Explaining,
the way of the the Lord,
s Cimiſt, who hath by his way to happineſs; mens Salvation, Water, bur cou!d
they had ordinary Gifs of the Holy Ghoſt which followed upon Baptiſm
pointing at the Lamb of God ; and he Baptized his Diſciples into
the Apoſtles afterwards, Only now they knew man y things more ful.
the Synagogue.
w If ye allow Priſcilla to have contribured towards the Inſtru-
4 mcck and humble | of the Apoſtles afterward behaviour, might be more effe&ual for the Converſion of Souls,
Timothy was indehred for his knowledge in | and E the things of God, to his Mother and Grand-Mother, 2 Tin
to Teach, x1 Tin, 2,
27 And when he was dif, poſed to paſs into x Achaia, ircumſtances 2, exhorting the diſciples to receive £ Chriſt Was come, * helped them much | ws
of God, Efh. 2.8, and Ic
28 For he a mightily convinced the Jews, and that tz Publickly, ſhewing b by the {criptures, that c Jclus | was Chriſt,
4 With great conſtanc rſeverance, and enduring of oppoſiti- : - Some think that Chriſt Oughr to be Sub.
was ſent from God, is the
ohn ; they receive the holy Ghoſt, z
The ſeven Sons of Sceva adjuring the nnclean j the SÞirits by the name of Feſus, are o0Vercome, prevailed againſt and ; Kn Many confeſs their d eeds, and burnt their books
entring into the |<. Alexander kindred from making his Apology,
Town-Clerk appeaſeth the uprore of the People,
5 and finding certain Goſpel, 1 In thoſe extraordinary Giſts of Tongues,
T be
condicionaily,
ASFLS
if | £ The Not (I our Pro- | and G4/2tiz,
Chap. NINE
5, Bithyniz, Fhrygia,
but it parts; "in Whici were Pye C21. 18. 22, Wil and
e lii4 unto them, Have Ye received þ the holy . F Ghoſt 192 n all things, eſpe.
v Je elieved ? And they ſaid unto Mn, We
4Ve not fo much ax heard c whether there be aly holy Ghoſt.
b The extr:; "dinary Gifts of the Holy Ghoft ſpeaking wirh Tongues, healing of the Verſe 6. ard Fobn «;. * for it cou'd nor Inſtructed and Baptized by Jobs, or Perſon of the Holy Ghoft ;
ſcending upon Our Saviour ; as is rememired by all which {peak of his Baptiſm, 222th, 3. 15,
F » 4as Prophecying, SICk, Fc, a; appears by
orter, was accounted | 1 Evangeliſte Journey, Mark. x
a : Io, [be
, . | 3+ 22. beſide other Scriptures which teſtified of him; and -
at Antioch that was in ! Fobx had ſpoken of him unto all he Baptized, Thar our Saviour | would Baprize them with the
there, he de-
| 32» 33- _ © This anſwer muſt be underſtood, according ro the
of k Galatia and: quertion, of thoſe Gifts now mentioned ; and Which by the im- ”—_ Poſition of the hands of the Apoſtles were BIVEN, eſpecially at the
the Ciſciples. rdination of ſuc as were It be!
om Heaven ;) luccels of their
. { Unto, as Ch; and q mighty IN } Parallel'd,
] they Preached And this acception of theſe Words is
52, 3.7. where it is ſaid, Thar SMutl bnew . no; 357 aning is, That he kney nor that God was won: ſo 0 His | £9 ſpeak unto any ; otherwiſe thar holy Man, as Young as he was, * | oth knew God, and ferved him, And he be uſed to ;
Unto 4 what then wore and urging of | /© ÞaPptized ?
baptiſm.