The Meritorious Price of Our Redemption, William ... - Adkinshorton.net

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^^'^^^^^ "'^^ caufc why Chrift vvas fo much pained iti his minde
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^.lincd in lus V* iih the IcJF of deach,not only in the night before his dcathjbut
^^ other times alio, even long before the time of his death came.
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dcuth,iongbe- / /;rfZY 4 ^*/>/i/«t ((aich Chril^ j tt be baftijed wi:ha/i, 4»d how
hhScTro/ ^ ""^^ patnedloi dilticlled,as a w jmau in ti iyc\)M»tilI it bee ended,
iAike 12.50.
But Matthew and 0\fark^ in the places ciccd , fpeak onely of
thofe (brrows which fell upon him in the mght before his death;
M^ttheW faith, he began to begrievouily troubled, that is to
/ay, tiebcg.uiafrt(h to betr;nbled, with the nccrer approach of
his death then formerly : M. (^alvin in his Harmony upon thcfe
words, fpeaketli to this
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etfed have[ten (faith he j our Lord
"^reflliMg With the (tare of death before •' but now (faith he j hee
bftckji th hn hands with the temptation :
Matthew cals it the "Stginning
offorrow,
becaufc the pains of death were now approaching
: his naturall fear of death lay hid before, but now it doth
bewray it felf, an