Commentary on Matthew, Mark, Luke - Volume 2.pdf
Commentary on Matthew, Mark, Luke - Volume 2.pdf Commentary on Matthew, Mark, Luke - Volume 2.pdf
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<str<strong>on</strong>g>Commentary</str<strong>on</strong>g> <strong>on</strong> <strong>Matthew</strong>, <strong>Mark</strong>, <strong>Luke</strong> - <strong>Volume</strong> 2<br />
precious in his sight (Psalm 116:15.) Herodias is delighted with the thought of having gained her<br />
wicked purpose, and cruelly triumphs over her reprover; but when afterwards, stripped of her<br />
wealth, and not <strong>on</strong>ly deprived of the title of queen, but driven from her native country, and destitute<br />
of all means of support, she dragged out a wretched life in poverty and banishment, she presented<br />
a spectacle gratifying to angels and to all good people. When we perceive that the guests are<br />
compelled to pollute their eyes by beholding this detestable exhibiti<strong>on</strong>, let us learn from it, that<br />
those who sit at the tables of kings are often involved in many crimes; for, granting that the table<br />
is not stained by murder, every thing partakes so largely of all sorts of wickedness, that they who<br />
approach to it must be at least given up to debauchery.<br />
29. His disciples came. One thing <strong>on</strong>ly remained to complete the woman’s cruelty. It was, to<br />
leave the corpse of the holy man unburied; for there is reas<strong>on</strong> to believe that, when his disciples<br />
performed this duty, the attendants of the tyrant had thrown out the corpse. Though the h<strong>on</strong>or of<br />
burial is of no importance to the dead, yet it is the will of the Lord that we should observe this<br />
cerem<strong>on</strong>y as a token of the last resurrecti<strong>on</strong>; and therefore God was pleased with the carefulness<br />
which was manifested by the disciples, when they came to commit to the tomb the body of their<br />
master. Moreover, it was an attestati<strong>on</strong> of their piety; for in this way they declared that the doctrine<br />
of their master c<strong>on</strong>tinued to have a firm hold of their hearts after his death. This c<strong>on</strong>fessi<strong>on</strong> was<br />
therefore worthy of praise, more especially as it was not without danger; for they could not do<br />
h<strong>on</strong>or to a man who had been put to death by the executi<strong>on</strong>er without exciting against themselves<br />
the rage of the tyrant.<br />
MATTHEW 14:13-21; MARK 6:30-44;<br />
LUKE 9:10-17<br />
<strong>Matthew</strong> 14:13-21<br />
<strong>Mark</strong> 6:30-44<br />
<strong>Luke</strong> 9:10-17<br />
10. And the Apostles, having<br />
returned, 375 13. When Jesus heard this, 30. And the Apostles<br />
he departed thence to a ship to a assembled to Jesus, and related<br />
related to him all<br />
desert place apart; and when the to him all things, both what they that they had d<strong>on</strong>e. And he took<br />
multitudes heard it, they had d<strong>on</strong>e and what they had them, and withdrew apart into a<br />
taught. 372 followed him <strong>on</strong> foot out of the 31. And he said to desert place, near a city which<br />
cities. 14. And Jesus, when them, Come you apart into a is called Bethsaida. 11. And<br />
leaving (the ship,) saw a great desert place, and rest for a little. when the multitudes knew it,<br />
multitude, and was moved with For there were many who were they followed him; and he<br />
compassi<strong>on</strong> towards them, and coming and going, so that there received them, and spoke to<br />
healed of such of them as were was not even leisure to take them about the kingdom of God,<br />
375 “Quand les Apostres furent retournez;” — “when the Apostles were returned.”<br />
372 “Tout ce qu’ils avoyent fait et enseigne;” — “all that they had d<strong>on</strong>e and taught.”<br />
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John Calvin