a Somewhat before his death, partly fear arising from a sense of Gods wrath imminent upon him, partly grief possessing, as it were, each part of him, so disturbed his sacred mind, b that inwardly for a while it stroke into him a strange kind of astonishment, or rather oblivion of his duty imposed upon him: and outwardly c made him pray unto his Father, (if he would) to remove that cup from him, the which he did express with no small cry, many tears, and a bloody sweat, d trickling from his body unto the ground. But when he came again unto himself, e he freely yielded himself unto his Father, to satisfy upon the cross for the transgression of man. After this his agony was overpassed, f by Judas his treachery Christ is apprehended, and g first he is brought to Annas, after to Caiaphas, where Peter denieth him: h from Caiaphas is he led bound to Pilate, i Pilate posteth him over to Herod, he k transposteth him again to Pilate, l who acknowledgeth his innocency, & yet condemneth him as an offender. This innocent thus condemned, is m pitifully scourged, crowned with thorns, scoffed, spitted at, spitefully adjudged to the death of the cross n on which, his hands and feet are fastened with nails. Here stayed not his passions, but after all these o he became accursed to God the Father, that is, God poured upon him, being thus innocent, such a sea of his wrath, as was equivalent to the sins of the whole world. He now being under this curse, through the sense and feeling of this strange terror, p complaineth to his Father, that he ⟨image 31⟩is forsaken: who notwithstanding encountering then with Satan and his Angels, did utterly vanquish qand overcome them. When this was ended, his heart was pierced with a spear, till the blood gushed out from his sides, & he gave sup the ghost: and t commended his spirit to his fathers protection: the which immediately went into paradise. His body,u whereof not one bone was broken, was buried. and three days was x ignominiously captivated of death. a Mar. 4.34. Mat. 26.38. b Joh. 12.27. c Mat. 14.35. Joh. 12.29. Heb. 5.7. d Luke 22.44. e Heb. 9.5. 1. Cor. 5.5, 7. Isaiah. 53.10, 11. f Matt. 26.47. gIoh. 18.13, 14. hIoh. 18.29. i Luk. 23.7, 8.kLuk. 23.15. l Mat. 27.24, 26. m the same place. nIoh. 19.18. o Gal. 3.13. p Mat. 27.35, 46. q Coloss. 1.14, 15. rIoh. 19.34. sHeb. 9.15, 16. t Luke 23.43, 46.uIoh. 19.33, 42.
a Somewhat before his death, partly feare arising from a sense of Gods wrath imminent vpon him, partly griefe possessing, as it were, ech part of him, so disturbed his sacred minde, b that inwardly for a while it stroke into him a straunge kinde of astonishment, or rather obliuion of his duetie imposed vpon him: and outwardly c made him pray vnto his Father, (if he would) to remooue that cup from him, the which he did expresse with no small crie, many teares, and a bloudie sweate, d trickling from his bodie vnto the ground. But when he came againe vnto himselfe, e hee freely yeelded himselfe vnto his Father, to satisfie vpon the crosse for the transgression of man. After this his agonie was ouerpassed, f by Iudas his trecherie Christ is apprehended, and g first he is brought to Annas, after to Caiphas, where Peter denieth him: h frō Caiphas is he led bound to Pilate, i Pilate posteth him ouer to Herod, he k trāsposteth him again to Pilate, l who acknowledgeth his innocēcy, & yet cōdēneth him as an offender. This innocent thus cōdemned, is m pitifully scourged, crowned with thornes, scoffed, spitted at, spitefully adiudged to the death of the crosse n on which, his handes and feete are fastened with nayles. Here stayed not his passions, but after all these o he became accursed to God the Father, that is, God powred vpon him, being thus innocent, such a sea of his wrath, as was equiualent to the sinnes of the whole world. He now being vnder this curse, through the sense and feeling of this strange terror, p complaineth to his Father, that he ⟨image 31⟩is forsaken: who notwithstanding encountering then with Satan and his Angels, did vtterly vanquish qand ouercome them. When this was ended, his heartr was pearced with a speare, till the bloud gushed out from his sides, & he gaue svp the ghost: and t commended his spirit to his fathers protection: the which immediately went into paradise. His bodie,u whereof not one bone was broken, was buried. and three dayes was x ignominiously captiuated of death. a Mar. 4.34. Mat. 26.38. b Ioh. 12.27. c Mat. 14.35. Ioh. 12.29. Heb. 5.7. d Luke 22.44. e
