Commentary on Matthew, Mark, Luke - Volume 2.pdf

<strong>Commentary</strong> on Matthew, Mark, Luke - Volume 2
suffer many things from the elders, and the chief priests, and scribes, and rise again on the
elders, and the chief priests, and the scribes, and be killed, and third day. 23. And he said to all,
the scribes, and be killed, and be after three days rise again. If any man would come after
raised again on the third day. 32. And he spoke that saying me, let him deny himself, and
22. And Peter, taking him aside, openly, and Peter took him, and take up hi cross daily, 457 and
452 began to rebuke him, saying, began to rebuke him. 33. But he follow me. 24. For whosoever
Lord, spare thyself; turning and looking upon his
453 this shall would save his life shall lose it;
not happen to thee. 23. But he disciples, rebuked Peter, saying, and whosoever shall lose his life
turning said to Peter, Get thee Get thee behind me, Satan; for on my account shall save it.
behind me, Satan, thou art an thou relishest not the things that 25. For what doth it profit a
offense to me; for thou relishest are of God, but those that are of man, if he gain the whole world,
not those things which are of men. 34. And when he had and be ruined and lost? 26. For
God, but those which are of called the multitude to him along whosoever shall be ashamed of
men. 24. Then Jesus said to his with his disciples, he said to me and of my saying, of him
disciples, If any man chooses to them, Whosoever would follow likewise will the Son of man be
come after me, let him deny me, let him deny himself, and ashamed, when he shall come in
himself, and take up his cross, take up his cross, and follow me. his own majesty, and in the
and follow me. 25. For 35. For whosoever would save majesty of his Father, and of the
whosoever would save his life his life shall lose it; and holy angels. 27. And I say to
shall lose it; and on the other whosoever shall lose his life for you, There truly are some
hand, whosoever shall lose his my sake, and for the sake of the standing here who will not taste
death, till they see the kingdom
of God. 458
life on my account shall find it. gospel, shall save it, 36. For
26. For what doth it profit a what will it profit a man, if he
man, if he shall gain the whole shall gain the whole world, and
world, and lose his own soul? or lose his soul? 37. Or what shall
what shall a man give, that, in a man give as a ransom for his
exchange for it, he may redeem soul? 38. For whosoever shall
his soul? 27. For the Son of man be ashamed of me and of my
will come in the glory of his words in this adulterous and
Father with his angels: and then sinful generation, of him
will he render to every one likewise will the Son of man be
according to his actions. ashamed, when he shall come in
28. Verily I say to you, There the glory of his Father with the
holy angels.
457 “De iour en iour;” — “day by day.”
452 “L’ayant prins a part;” — “have taken him aside.”
453 “Seigneur, aye pitie de toy;” — “Lord, have pity on thyself.”
458 “Iusqu’a taut qu’ils ayent veu le regne de Dieu;” — “till they have seen the kingdom of God.”
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John Calvin