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Golgotha. *a And now when the even was come
Mar. xv. 42+ ( because it was the preparation, that
Mat.xxvii. 57. is the day before the fabbath) * there Mac.xxvii.
Luke xxiii. sra came a rich man of Arimathea, * a city 57.
Mark xv. 43. of the Jews, * an honourable counsel-Luk.xxiii

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lor, which also waited for the kingdom Luk. xxii.
Mat. xxvii.57. of God, * named Joseph, who also
Luke xxiii. 51. himself was Jesus's disciple. (* The

fame had not consented to the counsel, Joh. xix. 38.and deed of them) (* being a disci

ple of Jesus, but fecretly for fear of Mar. xv. 43. the Jews) * boldly came, and went dMat.xxvii. John xix. 38. untó Piláré; [and] * befought Pilate 58.

that he might take away the body of Luk. xxiii. 39. Jesus. And there came alfo Nicode $2.

mus (which at first came to Jesus by
night) and brought a mixture of myrrh

and aloes, about a hundred pound
Mar. xv. 44. weight. * And Pilate marvelled if he

were already dead : and calling unto
* him the Centurion, he asked him whe-
45.ther he had been any while dead. And

when he knew it of the Centurion,
Mat. xxvii. 58. * ¢ Then Pilate commanded the body o Mar. xv.
Mar.xv. 45. S to be delivered * to Joseph. *He came 45;
Joh.xix• 38. therefore and took the body of Jesus. Joh.xix.38:
Mat. xxvii. 59• * ' And when Joseph had taken the body, Mar.xv.46
Joh. xix. 40:* with the spices, as the manner of the jóñ.xix.40.

he wrapped it in a clean linen cloth Luk. xxiii. 41. Jews is to bury. Now in the place

where he was: crucified, there was a . garden, B and in the garden a new fe- *Mat.xxvii

. Mat. xxvii. 60. pulchre, which he had hewn out in the Joh. xix. 42. rock. There therefore, because of the Luk. xxiii.

Mar, XV.46. Sepulchre." Jew's preparation day, for the fepulchre 53.

41. was nigh at hand, laid they Jesus where

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in was never man yet laid., * And he Garden of tho Ætat. 33. rolled a great stone to the door of the Sepulchre.

60. Mat.xxvii. -Mat.xxvii

. fepulchre, and departed. ** And Ma:47. Mar. xv. ry Magdalen, and Mary' the mother of 55. Luk. xxiii. Joses, * which came with him from

Galilee, * fitting over against the fepul. 61. Mat.xxvii. • Mar. XV. chre, * band beheld the sepulchre, and 55. Luk. xxiii.

how his body was laid, and they re- 56.
turned, and prepared spices and oint-
ment, and rested the sabbath day, ac-
cording to the commandment.

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OW the next day that followed 62. Mat.xxviis

the day
chief Priests and Pharisees: came toge- :
ther unto Pilate, saying, Sir, we re-63.
member that that deceiver: said, while
he was yet alive, after three days I will
rise again. Command therefore that the 64.
Jepulchre be made sure until the third
day, lell luis disciples come by night, and
steal him away, and say unto the people,
He is risen from the dead : so che last :
error shall be worse than the first. Pi-65.
late laid unto them, ?e have a watch,
go your way, make it as sure as you can
So they went and made the fepulchre 66.
sure, fealing the stone, and setting a :
warch,

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Garden of the
Sepulchre.

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Etat, 3 Minift. 4.

On the Sunday early in the Morning

the Women go to the Sepulchre,
from whence they find the stone re-
moved. They are informed by
Angels that Jesus is restored to
life, and risen again, with which
they are commanded to acquaint
his Apostles, who give no credit
to it. Peter and John repair to
the Sepulchre, which they find emp-
ty. Mary Magdalen fees two An-
gels again in the Tomb, and after-
wards Jesus himself, with which
she acquaints the Apostles, who do
not regard her.

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Mar. xvi. 1. 2 ND when the fabbath was paft, . Mat. 2.

very early in the morning, *6 asxxviii. I. Matxxvii.I.S it began to dawn towards the first day

Luk.xxiv.i' Mar. xvi.

2. of the week, came * Mary Magda-Mar. xvi.
len, and Mary the mother of James, 2.
and Salome, (who] had bought sweet mat.
spices, that they might come and a-

xxviii. I. noint him : they came to the fepulchre Joh. XX. I. Luk. xxiv. 1. at the rising of the fun, * bringing the

fpices which they had prepared, and Mar. xvi. 3. certain others with them.

said among themselves, Who Mall roll

us away thc stone from the door of the 4. Sepulchre? for it was very great.

* And Mat. xxviii, 2. behold, there was a great earthquake ,

for

* And they

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cit. (* b And when they looked, they 4. Mar. xvi.

for the angel of the Lord descended Garden of the Ætat, 33. from heaven, and came and rolled back Sepulchre.

the stone from the door, and fat upon Joh. xx. 1. * And they entred * into the sepulchre, 3. Luk. xxiv .

* and found not the body of the Lord <5. Mar. xvi.
Jesus. And it came to pass as they <3.Luk.xxiv:
were much perplexed thereabout, be-
hold two men stood by them in shin-
ing garments. * They saw a young man si

fitting on the right side, * His counte Mat. xxviii. Mar.xvis.

nance was like lightning; and his rai-
ment white as snow. And for fear of 4. Mat. xxviii.

him the keepers did shake, and became 8.Mar.xvis. as dead men. *d And as [the women]s. Luk. xxiv.

were afraid, and bowed down their *Mar.xvi.6. faces to the earth, ** the angel answer- s. Mat. xxviii:

ed and said unto the women, Fear not :

for I know that ye seek Jefus * of Na. *Mat.xxviii. zareth, which was crucified. *. He is

6. Mat. xxviii. Mar.xvi.6, not here : for be is risen, as he said:

come, see the place where the Lord lay.
* Why seek ye the living among the s: Luk. xxiv.
dead? He is not here, but is risen: 6.
remember how he spake unto you, when
he was yet in Galilee, saying, The fon
of man must be delivered into the hands

of sinful men, and be crucified, and the • Mar. xvi. third day rise again. *And go quick- 9. Mat: xxviii.

ly and tell bis disciples, * and Peter* that 57. Mar. xvis
be is risen from the dead; and bebold be 5.
goeth before you into Galilee : there shall (xxviii.
ye see him, lo, I have told you.
they remembred his words, * And they 8, Mac. xxviij.
departed quickly from the sepulchre

6.

Mar. xv.

5.

Mar.

* And 8. Luk. xxiv,

8.

2. not.

Garden of the with fear and great joy; * for they Anno Sepulchre. trembled and were amazed : neither Ætat, 33. Mar. xvi.

said they any thing to any man, for Minift4 Luk. xiv. 9. they were afraid, ** and returned from Mat.

the fepulchre, and told all these things xxvi. 8.

unto the eleven, and to all the rest.
10. It was Mary Magdalen and Joana, and

Mary the mother of James, and other
women that were with them, which

told these things unto the Apo-
II. stles. And their words seemed to them

as idle tales, and they believed them Joh. XX.

* Then [Mary Magdalen] runneth, and comech co Simon Peter, and to the other disciple, whom Jesus loved, and faith unto them, They have taken away the Lord out of the sepul

chre, and we know not where they have 3. laid him. Peter therefore went forth, Luk xxiv.

and that other disciple, and came to "2. 4. the fepulchre. So they ran both toge- .

ther : and the other disciple did out

run Peter, and came first to the sepul

5. chre." And he stooping down, and lookLuk. xxiv, 12.

ing in, faw the linen clothes lying by

* themselves; * yet went he not in. Then Joh. xx. 6.} cometh Simon Peter following him,

and went into the fepulchre, and feeth

7. the linen clothes lie; And the napkin .

that was about his head, not lying

with the linen clothes, but wrapped
8. together in a place by it self. Then
; went in also that other disciple, which

came first to the fepulchre, and he law,
10. and believed. - For as yet they knew
not the scripture, that he must rise again

from

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