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

6. In all this bitter conflict he had no humane help, for every time he came to his Disciples he found them sleeping, he fulfilled that Prophesy, Isai. 63.3. I have trodden the wine press alone, and of the people there was none with me. Yet to inform and convince us of the greatness of this work and bitter suffering, it pleased God to send an Angel to strengthen him, as Luke testifieth, Luke 22.43 and there appeared an Angel unto him from Heaven strengthening him. The Cup was so bitter, that it was as much as life could bear, yet he revived again, and went on in his work, till he drank the last draught on the Cross, & then it killed him, he drank at several times, that it might not yet kill him; because all was not yet finished; but when all was finished, he drank the bottom of the Cup, & then it killed him, he began with a soul Agony only, without immediate bodily sufferings, save what his body suffered by sympathy with his distressed soul; but on the Cross he suffered the extremity of bodily suffering, & Soul sufferings also both together, & then it killed him

6. In all this bitter conflict he had no humane help, for every time he came to his Disciples he found them sleeping, he fulfilled that Prophesy, Isai. 63.3. I have trodden the wine press alone, and of the people there was none with me. Yet to inform and convince us of the greatness of this work and bitter suffering, it pleased God to send an Angel to strengthen him, as Luke testifieth, Luke 22.43 and there appeared an Angel unto him from Heaven strengthning him. The Cup was so bitter, that it was as much as life could bear, yet he revived again, and went on in his work, till he drank the last draught on the Cross, & then it killed him, he drank at several times, that it might not yet kill him; b•cause all was not yet finished; but when all was finished, he drank the bottom of the Cup, & then it killed him, he began with a soul Agony only, without immediate bodily sufferings, save what his body suffered by simpathy with his distressed soul; but on the Cross he suffered the extremity of bodily suffering, & Soul sufferings also both together, & then it killed him