SECT. XLV. ** Pag. BRethren, obferve the Fe- * * 312. ftival Days: **ΤΑΣἡμέρας τ ἑορτῶν φυλά απετε, ἀδελφοί. ἐνάζυ μηνός. μεθ ̓ ἣν ᾗ ἐ πιφάνιος ὑμῖν ἔσω νμία τάτη καθ ̓ ὁ κύριος νάδιξιν ὑμῖν δ οἰκείας * * Pag. θεότητα ἐποιήσατο για νέοι κ καὶ ἀυὴ ἔκτῃ δεν κάθε μηνός μεθ ̓ ἃς ]] · ἡμῖν, φυλακ· τία ή νησεία ή παρα κοσης, μνήμίω περιέ χέσα το κυρίς που λιτείας τε καὶ νομοθε σας ότι τελείπω ἢ ἡ νη εεία αυτή πρὸ θνησεί ας το πάχα, ἀρχιμύη 316. obferv'd by you, as contain ing a Memorial of our Lords Converfation and Legillature. But let this Solemnity be obferv'd before the Faft of the Piffover, beginning from the Second Day of the Week, and ending at the Day of ἢ ἀπὸ δευτέρας, πληρε the Preparation. After which yn 5 eis wondles. Solemnities,breakingoffyour μεθ ̓ ἃς Σπονης δύσομπες, Faft, begin the Holy Week ἄρξασες αγίας πο of the Paffover, fafting in the fame all of you with Fear and Trembling, praying in them for thofe that are about to perish. XIV. For they began to hold a { ἣν V. 3 deeft. V. ga ἑβδομάδα, νησεύο oντες αὐτὴν πολύτες με φόβεζόμε, προσόν χόμυοι ἐν αὐταῖς πί της Σπολλυμβύων. Ἤρξαντο γδ καὶ κα g κυρίς βελτώ ποιεῖο 1 the Second Day of the Week, όποι δεύτερα (ββάτων, ling both to reduce him to auto, é Aulu, his Duty, and inftruct us in his own Forcknowledge, He faid, Verily, Verily, I say un- loh. xiii. to you, that one of you will betray you; and every one of us faying, Is it 1? And the Lord being filent, I, who was one of the Twelve, and. more beloved by him than the reft, 4 ENSEDPLOTAQ, au- arofe, up from lying in his 2 4 · δείσαντο ν, ἑςιμλύων. V. al. 3 ἡμῖν δεξαι. ν. · ἔπιπειον τω #beads v. V 3 Bo I * **Pag. gave two Signs of the Betray-mμea & 678 ** 317. er; one by laying, He that dippeth with me in the Difh: A Second, Tanhom I shall give the Sop when 1 have dipped it : Nay, altho' he himself faid, Mafter, is it 1? The Lord did not fay, Yes, but, Thon haft faid. And being willing to affright him in the Matter, He faid, Wo to that Man by whom the Son of Man is betrayed; Good were it for him Matt.xxvi if he had never been born. Who when he had heard that went his way, and faid to the Priests, What will ye give me, and I mill deliver him unto you? And they bargaind with him for Thirty Pieces of Silver; and the Scripture was fulfilled, xxvii 9. which said, And they took the Thirty Pieces of Silver, the Price of him that was vaLued, whom they of the Children of Ifrael did value, and 15. deeft. V. 2 deeft. V. 2 defunt, V. C edanev év, àzáv' “O εμβαπτύμδυοι μετ ̓ ἐ us on TWS Teubníw: δεύτερον δέ ᾧ ἐγὼ βά» as fæpior 67 Swow roi nginéive dégorlos Man éú 1è...”, jabCi; con ÅTTEV ó nóeQ, öti vai, äm' ök où & mas qo¤ño aisφοβήσαι τὸν ὀπὶ τότῳ βοληθείς, φησίν· Οὐαὶ τῷ ἀνθρώπῳ ixeive dig 8 yos & avbewTY Sidory" ngav le auras, e con ?urnen @" ταΰται ἀκέσας, ἀπελθὼν εἶπε τοῖς ἱεροῦσιν· Τί θέα λετέ μοι δῆναι, ὦ ἐγὼ ὑμῖν αὐτὸν το δαδώσα oio ao eidrole apuera x &sj manegen i reagh Xeyrou° 3 Kai EngCom rà reiáng ra apyó era с اد 2 * τιμίω τῷ τετιμημώς, gave them for the Houle of دم had eaten the Paffover wirh Mat.xxvi. Tpußriov, só fauor the Lord faid to us, The Hour Joh. xvi. 2 c/ qμs Пléns étalyimo- Verily I say unto thee, Before Luk, xxii. 2 αὐτό 11 prefent with us, He went out Jɔh-xviii, s ? auro" & qual, to the Mount of Olives, near ayev v. deeft. V, V 4 neftly 44.43. neftly to his Father, faying, Luk xxii. Father, remove this Cup away Mat. xxvi from me; yet not my Will, but thine be done: And when he had done this thrice, while we out of Defpondency of mind were fallen afleep, He Luk. xxii. came and faid, The Hour is come, and the Son of Man is 45. Gu XII só é0 Q è wereis nur, may wegonize to TuS TATеi. λέγον· Πάτερ, παρένες ἀπ ̓ ἐμᾶ τὸ ποτήριον πλώ μὴ ἐμὲν θέλημα ηλυέρω, ἀλλὰ τὸ σόν. TTO TOMOS TÍTOV, ἡμῶν ἀπὸ τὸ ἀθυμίας εἰς 2 22 2 3 c་ α ἐλθὼν λέγς· Ἤγγικεν 4 Mat.xxvi. betrayid into the Hands of ὕπνον καταπεσόντων, 45.) Sinners And beheld Judas, and with him a Multitude of angodly Men, to whom he fhews the Signal by which he was to betray him, a deceitful Kifs; but they, when they had received the Signal agreed on, took hold of the Lord, and having bound him, they led him to the House of Caiaphas, the High Prieft, whercin were afiembled many, not the People, but a great Rout, not an holy Council, but an Affembly of & Z TOλÚS OUTREKCónthe Wicked, and Council of το, ἐλαὸς, ἀλλ ̓ ὄχλος, the Ungodly, who did ma de TрeoCurierov iεedv, ny things again him, and αλλά συνέδριον παραleft no kind of injury un- νόμων È βελευτήριον try'd, fpitting upon him, ca- daba ei y toma villing at him, beating him, 7OINGSOL" NOT AUποιη άμυοι" κατ ̓ αὐ 2 t 1 & V. * τὸ V. πολύς + deeft. v. δες τὸ ν. λαβόντεςν. τολμήσαντες.Υ. |