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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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By this pattern of Christ his celebration of the Supper, here is much instruction how we ought to keep our Sacramental Communion as pure as we can, and may be capable to do in this our state militant, and to be filled with holy, spiritual and heavenly conference after it.
By this pattern of Christ his celebration of the Supper, here is much instruction how we ought to keep our Sacramental Communion as pure as we can, and may be capable to doe in this our state militant, and to be filled with holy, spiritual and heavenly conference after it.
4. While Jesus and his Disciples were thus exercised in these holy services, conferences and Prayers, Judas was among the chief Priests and Pharisees, who by that time of night were at home, and soon ready to attend the motion of their traitorous Companion. Yet Judas found difficulties and delays in getting all things ready: to get a Company of men, and Officers; their Commission & arms clubs, staves, and other weapons, lanterns, torches &c. Judas found that he had thrust himself into a troublesome employment. And however he intended ⟨p. 68⟩to have dispatched quickly, according to that discovering word which Jesus Christ spake to him at his going out, what thou doest, do quickly, intimating that it was in the plot and purpose of his heart to surprise him there, in the place where they kept the passover. But he found so many difficulties and delays, that it was near about midnight ere he could get all things ready, as will appear in the Sequel.
4. While Jesus and his Disciples were thus exercised in these holy services, conferences and Prayers, Iudas was among the chief Priests and Pharisees, who by that time of night were at home, and soon ready to attend the motion of their traiterous Companion. Yet Iudas found difficultyes and delayes in getting all things ready: to get a Company of men, and Officers; their Commission & arms clubs, staves, and other weapons, lanthorns, torches &c. Judas found that he had thrust himself into a troublesome employment. And however he intended