The harmony of the Gospels in the holy history of the humiliation and sufferings…

5. Any one is bold to tread upon a worm to hurt and injure it, so were the people bold to speak and do against Jesus Christ, sometimes to stone him, Joh. 8.59. and 10.31. sometime to cast him down the clist of the Rocks, Luk 4.28, 29, 30. but God preserved him from them.

5. Any one is bold to tread upon a worm to hurt and injure it, so were the people bold to speak and do against Jesus Christ, sometimes to stone him, Ioh. 8.59. and 10.31. sometime to cast him down the clist of the Rocks, Luk 4.28, 29, 30. but God preserved him from them.

6. Every one is easily induced & persuaded to destroy a worm. So were th• people, who a few days before had cried Hosanna to the Son of David, easily persuaded by the Priests, Scribes and Pharisees to cry, crucify him, and give us Barabbas.

6. Every one is easily induced & perswaded to destroy a worm. So were th• people, who a few dayes before had cried Hosanna to the Son of David, easily perswaded by the Priests, Scribes and Pharises to cry, crucifie him, and give us Barabbas.

7. They fear no body to take vengeance for wrong done to a worm, so were the Jews fearless of any vengeance to be inflicted upon them for the wrong and injury done unto Jesus Christ, which made them bold to expose themselves and their posterity unto any such vengeance, saying, his blood be upon us, and upon our Children. And never was blood more sharply revenged, and a curse more severely executed, for they have been under that curse near seventeen hundred years, and they are still under it to this day.