[2040] Matt. xv. 29-31. [Comp. the more exact rendering of the R.V., "the dumb speaking," etc.]
[2041] dapsile.
[2042] thlo.]
[2043] Mark viii. 17, 18.
[2044] Matt. xvi. 8-10.
[2045] Matt. xv. 33. [R.V., "in a desert place."]
[2046] Matt. xiv. 16.
[2047] Matt. xv. 34.
[2048] John vi. 9.
[2049] Matt. xv. 35, 36. [The imperfect eddou, "kept giving," is found here, against the rec. text.--R.]
[2050] [R.V., "that which remained over of the broken pieces."]
[2051] Matt. xv. 37, 38.
[2052] spurde. That the spurs was of large size would appear from Acts ix. 25, where this word is again used. Kphino is the word commonly used by the LXX. for basket; that it was in common use among the Jews seems proved by the well-known line in Juvenal, Sat. iii. 14. "Judæis, quorum cophinus fænumque suppellex." See also Sat. vi. 541, 542. Tr.
[2053] kphinoi.
[2054] John vi. 17.
[2055] John vi. 15.
[2056] Matt. xv. 39. [R.V., "Magadan," following a better supported reading; so Jerome, Augustin, and others.--R.]
[2057] ["tempting him" is omitted.]
[2058] ["hypocrites" is omitted; so R.V., "ye know how to discern the face of the heavens; but ye cannot discern the signs of the times." The last clause is not a question.--R.]
[2059] Chap. xvi. 1-4.
[2060] Mark viii. 12.
[2061] Matt. xv. 26.
[2062] [See above, note 10. Were the sentence a question, it would imply an affirmative answer, but it is plainly implied that they could not discern the signs of the times.--R.]
[2063] Matt. xxiv. 29.
[2064] Matt. xxiv. 27.
[2065] Is. xlii. 2.
[2066] Ps. lxxii. 6. [LXX.]
[2067] Matt. xvi. 5, 6.
[2068] Matt. xvi. 7. [R.V., "We took no bread;" hoti being recitantis.]
[2069] Matt. xiv. 8. [R.V., "because ye have no bread ?" Chrysostom agrees with the rec. text.--R.]
[2070] Mark viii. 17, 18.
[2071] Matt. xvi. 9, 10.
[2072] [Both the citations are from Matthew, but probably the former occasion referred to is that narrated in Matt. xv. 16, 17.--R.]
[2073] Matt. xvi. 11. [See R.V., for a different reading.]
[2074] Matt. xiv. 12.
[2075] [Some mss. insert philotima ka, "from ambition and want of faith." It is me. So R.V. margin, "that I the Son of Man am," as in the parallel passages.--R.]
[2076] [The A.V. is ungrammatical; "whom" is simply a transfer of the Greek accusative (with the infinitive in the passage) into the English finite clause.--R.]
[2077] i.e. His Incarnation.
[2078] John iii. 13.
[2079] John vi. 62.
[2080] Matt. xvi. 14.
[2081] Matt. xvi. 15.
[2082] Matt. xiv. 2.
[2083] ho koruphao.
[2084] Matt. xvi. 16.
[2085] Matt. xvi. 17.
[2086] Matt. xiv. 33.
[2087] John i. 49.
[2088] John i. 50.
[2089] enechsanta.
[2090] Matt. xi. 27; Luke x. 22.
[2091] Matt. xvi. 17, 18; see John i. 42.
[2092] Matt. xvi. 18.
[2093] [R.V., "Hades."]
[2094] [Chrysostom reads ka g d, probably from verse 18, as none of our authorities have this fuller form.--R.]
[2095] Matt. xvi. 19. [The text is peculiar in omitting t basilea. The translator has here rendered tn orann, "the heavens;" but not in all similar instances. The English versions generally disregard the plural form.--R.]
[2096] [to orano ]
[2097] Matt. xx. 23.
[2098] Jer. i. 18.
[2099] Matt. xxiv. 35.
[2100] John i. 3. [The Greek text omits ho ngonen "which was made."]
[2101] [The singular is retained here by the translator, though the Greek form is the same, tn orann.--R.]
[2102] Matt. xvi. 20.
[2103] ho koruphao.
[2104] John xvi. 12.
[2105] Matt. xvi. 21.
[2106] i.e., the woman of Canaan.
[2107] Luke xviii. 34.
[2108] Luke ix. 45.
[2109] Matt. xvi. 22. [R.V., "this shall never be unto thee."]
[2110] Matt. xvi. 23.
[2111] [R.V., "mindest."]
[2112] [R.V., "mindest."]
[2113] kathiknomeno.
[2114] Matt. iii. 15.
[2115] John xiii. 8.
[2116] Isaiah liii. 7.
[2117] 1 Cor. vii. 23. [R.V., "become not bondservants of men."]
[2118] See S. Cyril, Catech. xiii. 41. Oxf. Trans. and the note there: see also especially hereafter on S. Matth. xxiv. 30, Hom. LXXVI.
[2119] S. Greg. Nyss. Life of S. Greg. Thaum. Works, t. iii. p. 573. Paris, 1638.
[2120] Sim. Metaphr. Life of St. John, p. 47, etc. Oxon. 1597.
[2121] 1 Cor. ii. 14.
[2122] Gal. vi. 14.
[2123] Ps. xxiii. 4.
[2124] Jerem. xxiii. 23.
[2125] Is. lviii. 9, lxv. 24. [The citation is from the former passage; but "I will say" from the latter is substituted for "he will say." So in the last part of the longer citation below.--R.]
[2126] Is. lviii. 6-9. [LXX., see note above.]
[2127] [to okeoi, "thy kinsmen," taken from Isa. lviii. 7., LXX., last clause (see above.)--R.]
[2128] [promon, explained below. Our versions render "as the morning."--R.]
[2129] Isaiah xxxv. 10.
[2130] 1 Cor. ii. 9.