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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 />

hath need of them; and Because the Lord hath need of thus shall you say to him,<br />

immediately he will send them. him; and immediately he will Because the Lord hath need of<br />

699 4. Now all this was d<strong>on</strong>e, that send him hither. 4 And they him. 32. And they that were sent<br />

it might be fulfilled which was went away, and found a colt tied went away, and found as he had<br />

spoken by the prophet, saying, near a door where two ways said to them. 33. And while they<br />

5. Say to the daughter of Zi<strong>on</strong>, meet, and they loose him. 5. And were loosing the colt, its owners<br />

708 some of those who stood there said to them, Why do you<br />

said to them, What do you, 704<br />

Lo, thy King cometh to thee,<br />

meek, and sitting <strong>on</strong> an ass, and loose the colt? 34. And they<br />

<strong>on</strong> a colt, the foal of <strong>on</strong>e that is loosing the colt? 6. And they said, The Lord hath need of him.<br />

under the yoke. 700 6. And the said to them as Jesus had 35. And they brought him to<br />

disciples went, and did as Jesus commanded, and they allowed Jesus; and, having thrown their<br />

them. garments <strong>on</strong> the colt, they set<br />

705 had commanded them. 7. And 7. And they brought the<br />

they brought the ass and the colt, colt to Jesus, and threw their Jesus up<strong>on</strong> it. 36. And while he<br />

and laid <strong>on</strong> them their garments, garments <strong>on</strong> him, and he sat was going, they strawed their<br />

and placed him up<strong>on</strong> them. up<strong>on</strong> him, 8. And many spread garments in the way. 37. And<br />

701<br />

8. And a very great multitude their garments in the way; and when he was already of the<br />

spread their garments in the others cut down branches from mountain of Olives, the whole<br />

way; and others cut down the trees, and strawed them in multitude of the disciples,<br />

branches from the trees, and the way. 9. And they that went rejoicing, began to praise God<br />

strawed them in the way. 9. And before, and that followed, cried, with a loud voice, for all the<br />

saying, Blessed be he miracles which they had seen,<br />

706 the multitudes that went before,<br />

that<br />

and that followed, cried, saying, cometh in the name of the Lord: 38. Saying, Blessed be the King<br />

Hosanna to the S<strong>on</strong> of David: 10. Blessed be the kingdom of that cometh in the name of the<br />

Lord; peace in heaven, and glory<br />

in the highest. 709<br />

our father David, that cometh in<br />

the name of the Lord; Hosanna<br />

in the highest. 707<br />

Blessed be he 702 that cometh in<br />

699 “Et inc<strong>on</strong>tinent les laissera aller;” — “and immediately he will allow them to go.”<br />

708 “Ceux a qui il estoit;” — “those to whom it bel<strong>on</strong>ged.”<br />

704 “Que voulez-vous faire?” — “Witat do you wish to do?”<br />

700 “Et la petit asn<strong>on</strong> de celle qui est sous le ioug;” — “and the young ass-colt of her that is under the yoke.” — Campbell<br />

brings out, in the same manner, the force of Greek, “even the colt of a laboring beast.” — Ed.<br />

705 “Et ceux-la les laisserent aller;” — “and those men allowed them to go.”<br />

701 “Et le feirent asseoir sur iceux vestemens;” — “and made him sit <strong>on</strong> these garments.”<br />

706 “Benit soil celuy;” — “blessed be he.”<br />

709 “Es tres-hauts lieux;” — “in the very high places.”<br />

707 “Es tres-hauts lieux;” — “in the very high places.”<br />

702 “Benit soil celuy;” — “blessed be he.”<br />

315<br />

John Calvin

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