he ſpake and | Thus the Fes are faid, I Cor. 10, 2.
Moſes, o a 1 p 1 } j pq » * kn owing Sy Ingaged-to _ the Dodrine, and Ovlerve the Lay deli.
loſes. 4 CY4p. 18. 25, preached _ Chriſt, but many things concerning him ke could nor preach, unleſs as
ot things ro come : RelurreQion. The Baptiſt
7 very being Beheaded before our Saviours Death, and the Holy
having been Baptized by might not have
of R- tO Repentance : and - qo CY Dy it were obliged wo repent: by which is manifeſt, thar the Whom when Aquila and Priſcilla had heard, they took Baptiſm of John, ar4 of Chriſt (which he commanded,) js one him unto them w, and expounded unto him the Way Of | and the ſams Zobn's Baptiſm did reſpe& Chr
God more perfe&tly,
» and oblige the and more, ir Was 2
as is Expreſly oh. > and the Baptiſm
Baptized to believe in him, as alſo £0 repent : of the Remiſſion of their ſins, 4- {0 that the Baptiſm of Fobn » had the ſame Sign, and the ſame thin both (the inward and outward parr, the Heavenl ly parc were the ſame in both ;) as alſo they had both the ſameend; and therefore they were both; the fame, this, Thar unleſs the Bzptiſts and the Apoſtles 8 lame, Chriſt and his Members (the Church) are the ſame Baptiſm : I muſt be acknowledged that thi
ir was only in
. I. 5,
are now accompliſhed. » Including the Father, and the Ho! Ghoſt, and
| 1nd mentioning Chrift, tO difference his Bapriſms from the ſevera] Bapcizings and Waſhing then in uſe,
5 * When they heard this : the name of the Lord Jeſus. ? The Diſciples, or thoſe thar Epheſians were nor amongſt choſe few thar Pay » IT Cor,
aid in the foregoing tis faid, Ch b they were prickeg tor Pauls impciing !t might have been
they were baptized In
Thar Chriſt js
be again Eaprized by further maniteſtations of the Myſtery of
bur once alſo born in the Spirit; and no more may Chriſtians be Baprized twice, than the Fews could be twice Circumciled,
6 And when k Paul had * laid bis hangs upon them, 4 Gh, 6.6, pollos was | fÞe 7 holy Ghoſt came on them ; and they +; Pake with Te
(1 2, 4> tongues and 2» propheſied, & 10, 46. rough the & Thereby Ord:ini, and Authorizing of preach the 4
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f One of the cluet of ©©e 24 Courſes into which the Priefi were divided, 1 Cir0%. 14. 4. or fuchas (according to rh;@ ruprion of thoſe times) had been High Prieſts, ang Rag Pat aſide, cr were of the High Priefts Family, and hoped to _ him, K \. AY
wunding the Scriptures 3 ſpecially rhe Prophefies concerning Chrift,
2E 1 CO. 14. Ie
it
- And all the men were about = twelve. : Or exaR!y Twe:ivez anſwering tothe Apoſtles, and that Blefled
Number ſo o'ten mentioned in Scripcure,
$S Ard he went 10to the o ſynagogue, and ſpake
boldly, for the ſpace of three months, diſputing _ perſwading the things concerning p the kin2dom © God.
had their Synagogues in which they
( . . B+ TY g Of che Fews ar Epliſrs, For in the greater Cities the 7iws
had their Prayers, read, an
: - Kank N expounded the Law ; as alſo a School for reaching ot thelr Treology 5
- Ei. Ts 5.
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EYark 16. aleT
Ch, 14. 3.
in which they treated of hard Queſtions, and _ _ matters 3 which might occafion the Apoſtles frequenting mat pate: Goſpel ; which is ſo called, Row. 14. 17: becauſe the Kingdom ot Grace is by it ſet up in us here 3 an Kingdom of Glory hereafter. Bur it might
p The
and we are fitted by it for the be alſo ſo called, be-
15 And the evil ſpirit anſwered and faid s, Jeſ know, h and Paul I know 3 but who 7 are ye ? wy g I acknowledge that Jeſus hath Power to commang hence 3 þ and I know that Paz, as his Miniſter, hath Aurh,* over me. 7 Bur what prerenſions have ye to command me _— Though the Devil 1s a lyar, and the Father of lyes, yer COD 2 ro their own difadvanrage, bur rather to their advantage, a; ek rake it; and Satan may thereſore be believed in what he here re, becauſe it js tohis diſgrace 3 that will he, nill he, he is unde a}s, command of God, though bur ſignified to him by the laſt of j.* Miniſters or Servants, ; Us
16 And the k man in whom the evil ſpirit was, le t on them, and overcame them, and prevailed h—_— them, fo that they fled out of that houſe nakeg and wounded.
k By the power of the evil ſpiric, which by the permi God did a& in htw, Matth. 9. 28. Mark g. 4. Luke Xen _—
itical Ki he Meſſiah, cauſe the Fews had dreamed of a political Kingdom of rhe. and the ofriftian would own thar Chrift was indeed a hing, but |
that his Kingdom was a Spiritual Kingdom. :
o But * when divers q were hardened, and believed rot, but ſpake evil || of r that way before the multitude, ke departed from them s, and ſeperated the diſciples, diſputing daily in the ſchool of one * T yrannns. - |
The Sun hardeneth what ir doth not ſoften, andl cauſerh , ftench from Dung-Bills, as 1s a ” = (mell from the Mountain