The Life of Our Blessed Lord And Saviour Jesus Christ Containing An Accurate An
The Life of Our Blessed Lord And Saviour Jesus Christ Containing An Accurate An
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299 six thousand men; wherefore, in regard that the band which surrounded them was a Roman cohort, our Lord might make use of this term, by way of contrast, to show what an inconsiderable thing the cohort was, in comparison of the force he could sum- mon to his assistance ; more than twelve legions, not of soldiers, but of angels. He Avas yet tenderly in- clined to prevent any bad consequences which might have followed Peter's rashness, by healing the ser- vant, and adding, in his rebuke to him..., a declaration of his Avillingnes to suffer : " The cup which my Father hath given me, shall I not drink it ? " The circumstance of his healing the ear of Mal- chus by touching it, evidently implies that no wound or distemper was incurable in the hand of Jesus ; neither was any injury so great that he could not forgive. It seems somewhat surprising, that this evident miracle did not make an impression upon the chief priests, especially as our Lord put them in mind, at the same time, of the other miracles ; for, having first said, " Suffer ye thus far ; and he touched his ear, and healed him, " he added, " Be ye come out, as against a thief, with swords and staves ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
299 six thousand men; wherefore, in regard that the band which surrounded them was a Roman cohort, our Lord might make use of this term, by way of contrast, to show what an inconsiderable thing the cohort was, in comparison of the force he could sum- mon to his assistance ; more than twelve legions, not of soldiers, but of angels. He Avas yet tenderly in- clined to prevent any bad consequences which might have followed Peter's rashness, by healing the ser- vant, and adding, in his rebuke to him..., a declaration of his Avillingnes to suffer : " The cup which my Father hath given me, shall I not drink it ? " The circumstance of his healing the ear of Mal- chus by touching it, evidently implies that no wound or distemper was incurable in the hand of Jesus ; neither was any injury so great that he could not forgive. It seems somewhat surprising, that this evident miracle did not make an impression upon the chief priests, especially as our Lord put them in mind, at the same time, of the other miracles ; for, having first said, " Suffer ye thus far ; and he touched his ear, and healed him, " he added, " Be ye come out, as against a thief, with swords and staves ?
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