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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kind probably appeared to John at this tinie . A similar appear . ance took place at
Stephen ' s death , Acts vii . 56 . The expression means , he was permitted to see
far into the heavens , beyond what the natural vision would allow . ' Unto him .
kind probably appeared to John at this tinie . A similar appear . ance took place at
Stephen ' s death , Acts vii . 56 . The expression means , he was permitted to see
far into the heavens , beyond what the natural vision would allow . ' Unto him .
Page 195
That is , probably , into the inner court : the court of the Israelites . They took this
opportunity when he was not surrounded by the multitude . “ By what authority , '
& c . There was a show of propriety in this question . He was making great ...
That is , probably , into the inner court : the court of the Israelites . They took this
opportunity when he was not surrounded by the multitude . “ By what authority , '
& c . There was a show of propriety in this question . He was making great ...
Page 268
Accordingly , Matthew and Mark relate the trial first , and Peter ' s denial
afterwards : Luke mentions the denial first , and John has probably observed the
natural order . The parallel places are Mark xiv . 53 – 72 . Luke xxii , 54 – 71 . and
John ...
Accordingly , Matthew and Mark relate the trial first , and Peter ' s denial
afterwards : Luke mentions the denial first , and John has probably observed the
natural order . The parallel places are Mark xiv . 53 – 72 . Luke xxii , 54 – 71 . and
John ...
Page 291
They had d , probably , that before Pilate he professed to be the Son of God , and
seeing these wonders , they believed that it was true , and that God was now
attesting the truth of his professions . The centurion was a heathen , and had ...
They had d , probably , that before Pilate he professed to be the Son of God , and
seeing these wonders , they believed that it was true , and that God was now
attesting the truth of his professions . The centurion was a heathen , and had ...
Page 306
While Mary was there alone , she looked into the sepulchre , and saw two angels
, probably the same that had appeared to the other women , John xx . 11 - - 13 .
16 . Jesus appeared to Mary while she was alone at the sepulchre , John xx .
While Mary was there alone , she looked into the sepulchre , and saw two angels
, probably the same that had appeared to the other women , John xx . 11 - - 13 .
16 . Jesus appeared to Mary while she was alone at the sepulchre , John xx .
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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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