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The harmony of the Gospels in the holy history of the humiliation and sufferings…
The harmony of the Gospels in the holy history of the humiliation and sufferings of Jesus Christ from his incarnation to his death and burial published by John Eliot ...
Boston: printed by John Foster, 1678
The Harmony of the GOSPELS in the holy History of the Humiliation a… › Chapter 10
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3. When Judas went out in that devilish Fury, that Satan had blown up his heart into, it was night, Joh. 13.30. A fit season for Traitors and Hypocrites to act their designs and works of darkness in. It was after day-light was shut in, for then it is said to be night: it might be near eight of the Clock; for he tarried until the Passover was celebrated. And when Jesus Christ meaneth to institute the Gospel Sacrament of his Supper, he first hushed and hasted away Judas: and when he was gone, then he instituted the Lords Supper, and finished it with a Psalm: and after it he had that gracious Conference recorded by John in Chapters, 13, 14, 15, 16. And after all this, he uttered that gracious mediatorial Prayer, Chap. 17. All these were most heavenly Preparatoryes for his own Sufferings, and the Sufferings of his Disciples, which were not small. And although that word be recorded Joh. 14.31. arise, let us go hence, yet they did not go presently; for they went not till that Prayer Cap. 17. was uttered, as appears Joh. 18.1. when Jesus had spoken these words, he went forth, though some of the discourse in these Chapters might be discoursed by the way.
3. When Judas went out in that de•illish Fury, that Satan had blown up his heart into, it was night, Ioh. 13.30. A fit season for Traitors and Hypocrites to act their designs and works of darkness in. It was after day-light was shut in, for then it is said to be night: it might be near eight of the Clock; for he tarried untill the Passover was celebrated. And when Jesus Christ meaneth to institute the Gospel Sacrament of his Supper, he first hushed and hasted away Judas: and when he was gone, then he instituted the Lords Supper, and finished it with a Psalm: and after it he had that gracious Conference recorded by John in Chapters, 13, 14, 15, 16. And after all this, he uttered that gracious mediatorial Prayer, Chap. 17. All these were most heavenly Preparatoryes for his own Sufferings, and the Sufferings of his Disciples, which were not small. And although that word be recorded