Neither staff (mhte rabdon). For the apparent contradiction between these words ( Matthew 10:10 ) and Mark 6:8 see discussion there. For phran (wal...
Was told (aphggelh). Second aorist passive indicative of apaggellw, to bring word or tidings. Common verb. See on Mr 3:32 and see also Mt 12:47 for d...
The Book of LukeChapter 8Verses:8:2Mary Magdalene - Or Mary of Magdala, a town in Galilee: probably the person mentioned in the last chapter.8:4 Matt...
Adoniram Byfield, A. M.?This pious divine was the son of Mr. Nicholas Byfield, another worthy puritan, and educated in Emanuel college, Cambridge. In ...
But their minds were hardened (alla epwrwqh ta nohmata autwn). Their thoughts (nohmata) literally. Pwrow (first aorist passive indicative here) is la...
Overview - Matthew 15 1?Christ reproves the Scribes and Pharisees for transgressing God's commandments through their own traditions; 10?teaches how th...
Timothy Armitage, in the year 1647, was chosen pastor of the first independent church in the city of Norwich. So early as the year 1643, many pious p...
Giles Workman, A. M.?This worthy person was the son of Mr. William Workman, born at Newton Bagpath in Gloucestershire, in the year 1605, and educated ...
James Noyes.?This excellent minister was born at Chaldrington in Wiltshire, in the year 1608, and educated in Brazen-nose college, Oxford. His father...
As they were loosing (luontwn autwn). Genitive absolute. The owners thereof (oi kurioi autou). The same word kurio used of the Lord Jesus in verse A...
Introductory Notice to the Apocalypse of SedrachIntroductory Notice to the Apocalypse of SedrachThe translation is from Mr. M. R. James's text in Text...
John Spilsbury was a minister of the antipacdobaptist denomination. Upon his embracing these sentiments, he is said to have gone into Holland to be b...
Oliver Bowles, B. D.?This venerable divine was fellow of Queen's college, Cambridge, where he most probably received his education. He was a man of gr...
Mr. Symonds was beneficed at Sandwich in Kent, during the civil wars; styled by Edwards, a great independent, and a great sectary. If we are to give ...
John Beverly was fellow of Trinity college, Cambridge, where he most probably received his education. Towards the close of life he settled at Rowell i...
Thomas Patient was some time an independent minister in New England, where he embraced the sentiments of the baptists. This was probably the reason w...
John Angel, A. M.?This pious divine was born in Gloucestershire, and educated in Magdalen-hall, Oxford. Having taken his degrees, he left the univers...
Thomas Cobbet was born at Newbury in Berkshire, in the year 1608, and educated in the university of Oxford. Having finished his academical studies, h...
Benjamin Cox, A. M.?This learned divine appears to have received his education at Broadgates-hall, Oxford, where he took his degree of master of arts...
David Whitehead, B. D.?This famous divine, greatly cated at Oxford, and chaplain to Queen Aime Bullen. Archbishop Cranmer says, he was endowed with ...