Notes on the Gospels [Matthew and Mark], Volume 1Religious Tract Society ; instituted 1799. Sold at the depository, 56, Paternoster-Row, and 65, St. Paul's churchyard, and by the booksellers, 1840 - 394 pages |
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PREFACE 70 THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO MATTHEW . The word Gospel
means good news , or a joyful message . It commonly signifies the message itself
. But it is here used to denote the book containing the record of the message .
PREFACE 70 THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO MATTHEW . The word Gospel
means good news , or a joyful message . It commonly signifies the message itself
. But it is here used to denote the book containing the record of the message .
Page 74
The word rendered sorrows , ' in Isaiah , and ' sicknesses , ' in Matthew , nieans
pains , griefs , or anguish of mind . To carry them , is to sympathize with the
sufferers ; to make provision for alleviating those sorrows ; and to take them away
.
The word rendered sorrows , ' in Isaiah , and ' sicknesses , ' in Matthew , nieans
pains , griefs , or anguish of mind . To carry them , is to sympathize with the
sufferers ; to make provision for alleviating those sorrows ; and to take them away
.
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The expression , ' which had given such power to men , ' was a part of their praise
. It expresses no sentiment of the evangelist about the nature of Christ . 9 And as
Jesus passed forth from thence , he saw a man , named Matthew , sitting at the ...
The expression , ' which had given such power to men , ' was a part of their praise
. It expresses no sentiment of the evangelist about the nature of Christ . 9 And as
Jesus passed forth from thence , he saw a man , named Matthew , sitting at the ...
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Matthew would lead us to suppose that it was on the day following . Matthew
records briefly what Mark records more fully . Matthew states the fact that the fig -
tree was barren and withered away , without regarding minutely the order , or the
...
Matthew would lead us to suppose that it was on the day following . Matthew
records briefly what Mark records more fully . Matthew states the fact that the fig -
tree was barren and withered away , without regarding minutely the order , or the
...
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Luke and Paul vary the expression , adding what Matthew and Mark have omitted
. This cup is the new testament in my blood . The phrase ' new testament , '
should have been rendered ' new covenant , ' referring to the covenant or
compact ...
Luke and Paul vary the expression , adding what Matthew and Mark have omitted
. This cup is the new testament in my blood . The phrase ' new testament , '
should have been rendered ' new covenant , ' referring to the covenant or
compact ...
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| Title | Notes on the Gospels [Matthew and Mark], Volume 1 |
| Author | Albert Barnes |
| Publisher | Religious Tract Society ; instituted 1799. Sold at the depository, 56, Paternoster-Row, and 65, St. Paul's churchyard, and by the booksellers, 1840 |
| Original from | University of Lausanne |
| Digitized | 18 Sep 2009 |
| Length | 394 pages |
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