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heaven_n	father_n	son_n	trinity_n	2,382	5	9.7008	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A33297	The blessed life and meritorious death of Our Lord & Saviour Jesus Christ, from His conception to His cross, and from His cross to His crown together with the series, and order of His ministery, and miracles, as they are recorded by the four Evangelists, wherein what is wanting in one is supplied out of the other / by Sam. Clarke ...	Clarke, Samuel, 1599-1682.	1664 (1664)	Wing C4502; ESTC R15233	43,259	57

rest sent forth some of his Souldiers who killed all the children which were in Bethlehem and in all the coast thereof from two years old and under according to the time of the Star first seen in the East concerning which he had enquired of the wise men Matth. 2. 16. After the death of Herod who had sought the life of the young Child Jesus the Angel of the Lord appeared again to Joseph in a dream whilst he was in Egypt commanding him that he should return with the young Child and his Mother into the Land of Israel for that he that sought his life was dead and accordingly when Joseph awaked he performed what was by the Angel enjoyned him Matth. 2. 19 20 21 But when he was come back into the Land of Israel he heard that Archilaus raigned in Judea in the room of his Father Herod he therefore feared to go thither and being warned of God in a dream he departed into the parts of Galilee which Tetrarchy Herod had given by Will to Antipas and there dwelt in the City of Nazareth from whence Jesus took the name of Nazarene Matth. 2. 22 23. and the Primitive Christians of Nazarenes Act. 24. 5. When Jesus was twelve years old at the Feast of the Passover he was brought to Jerusalem by his Parents Joseph and Mary and when the seven days of unleavened bread were ended his Parents returning home Jesus staid behind them But so soon as they missed him they sought him three days and at last found him in the Temple sitting in the midst of the Doctors hearing them and asking them questions so that all that heard him were astonished at his understanding and answers Luk. 2. 41 47. Then went Jesus down with his Parents to Nazareth and was obedient to them Luk. 2. 51. and during his minority followed his Fathers trade of a Carpenter eating his bread in the sweat of his brows as appears by the speeches of his fellow-Citizens Is not this the Carpenter the Son of Mary Mar. 6. 3. The thirtieth and the last Jubilee falling in the thirtieth year of our Lord Jesus Christ and in the beginning of his Gospel John his forerunner proclaimed in the wilderness Prepare ye the way of Lord and make his paths strait Mark 1. 12. and opening the acceptable year of the Lord or the time of his Divine pleasure in which our good God vouchsafed to manifest that Great One to the world Isa. 61. 2. Luke 4. 19. For in the 13th year of the raign of Tiberius Caesar Pontius Pilate being Governour of Judea Herod Antipas Tetrarch of Galilee his brother Philip Tetrarch of Ituraea and the region of Trachonitis and Lysanias Tetrarch of Abilene under the Priesthoods of Annas and Caiphas came the word of the Lord unto John the son of Zacharias in the Desert Luke 3. 12. according unto whose command this Nazarite both Priest and Prophet of the Lord did Baptize in the Desert of Judea in which there were many Cities which are mentioned Josh. 15. 16. preaching the Baptism of Repentance for the remssion of sins Matth. 3. 1. Mar. 1. 4. Luk. 3. 3. endeavouring that Christ that came after him might be made known to Israel John 1. 7 8 13. which that he might more certainly know this sign was given him of God that upon whom he should see the holy Ghost descending and remaining he should thereby know that it was he that should Baptize others with the holy Ghost John 1. 33. It s most probable saith the learned Doctor Usher that this his ministery began on that most convenient day the tenth of the seventh moneth about the nineteenth day of our October which was both penitential being joyned with a solemn Fast in which whosoever did not afflict his soul should be cut off from his people and also Expiatory in which the high Priest went into the Holy of Holies to expiate the sins of the People with blood that was offered and that same day in which by the sound of Trumpet the Jubilee was commanded to be proclaimed over all the Land Levit. 25. 9. So John Baptist the Preacher of repentance and remission of sins to be attained by the blood of Christ that was to come passing through every Region round about Jordan lifted up his voice like a Trumpet saying Repent ye for the Kingdom of heaven is at hand whereupon there went out to him Jerusalem and all Judea and all the region round about Jordan especially that huge multitude which returnned from Jerusalem the Feast of Tabernacles being ended about the beginning of our November and were Baptized of him in Jordan confessing their sins Matth. 3. 2 3 5 6. Mark 1. 5. And when all the People were Baptized Jesus came also from Nazareth of Galilee to Jordan to be Baptized of John Luke 3. 21. Matth. 3. 13. Mark 1. 9. which office John denied at first to perform as standing in need himself to be Baptized of Christ but the Lord urging that thus it behoved that all righteousness should be fulfilled he Baptized him Matth. 3. 14 15. Jesus then beginning to be about thirty years old Luke 3. 23. At this time there was made a most illustrious manifestation of the blessed Trinity For the Son of God in the humane nature that he assumed ascending out of the water and praying the Heavens were opened and the holy Ghost was seen in a bodily shape like a Dove descending upon him and the voice of the Father was heard from Heaven saying This is my beloved Son in whom I am well pleased Matth. 3. 16 17. Mark 1. 10 11. Luke 3. 21 22. Jesus being now full of the holy Ghost returned from Jordan and was driven by the Spirit into the Desert where for forty days and nights being tempted by the Divel he remained amongst wild Beasts not eating any thing and when the days were ended he was an hungry Luke 4. 1 2. Matth. 4. 1 2. Mark 1 12 13. Satan taking this opportunity set upon him with a threefold Temptation all which being ended he departed from him for a season Matth. 4. 3 11. Luke 4. 3 13. and the Angels came and ministred unto him Matth. 4. 11. Mark 1. 13. After which Jesus returned in the power of the Spirit into Galilee Luke 4. 14. John the Baptist the next day after Christs coming to him when the Jews from Jerusalem sent some Priests and Levites of the Sect of the Pharisees to him as he was Baptizing at Bethabara by Jordan to ask him who he was he professed clearly that he was not the Christ He denied also that he was Elias or that Prophet foretold by Moses Deut. 18. 15. the same indeed with Christ. Act. 3 22 7. 37. but by the Jews thought to be another He told them also that he was The voice of one crying in the wilderness make strait the way of the Lord and then added that testimony of Christ I Baptize with

him but some went to the Pharisees and told them what things Jesus had done John 1● 17 54. Hereupon the Pharisees called a Councel where Caiphas prophecied concerning Jesus and from that day they consulted together that they might put him to death commanding that if any one knew where he was they should give them notice that they might take him Jesus therefore walked no more openly amongst the Jews but went unto a City called Ephraim and there continued with his Disciples John 11. 54. After this they went up to Jerusalem and as they were in the way Jesus went before them and they were afraid and he again took the twelve and began to tell them what things should happen unto him but they understood none of those things Luke 18. 31 34. Mark 10. 32 33 34. Matth. 19. 17 18 19. Then came to him James and John the sons of Zebedee and their mother desiring that they might sit the one on his right hand and the other on his left but he repelled them with his answer and when the rest were displeased with their request he admonished them all that he that would be great and first amongst them must be the Minister and Servant of all Mark 10. 35 45. Matth. 19. 20 28. And it came to pass when Jesus came nigh to Jericho a certain blind man sate begging by the way side and asking who it was that passed by and hearing that it was Jesus of Nazareth he though he was rebuked earnestly implored his mercy and being called by Jesus he received his sight and followed him Glorifying God Luke 18. 35 43. Then Jesus entred and passed through Jericho and espying Zacheus in a Sycamore tree he said unto him I must abide at thy house to day Luke 19. 1 10. And as Jesus went out of Jericho a great multitude followed him and he restored sight to two blind men whereof Bartimeus was one and they followed him Mark 10. 46 52. Matth. 19. 29 34. Being come nigh to Jerusalem because they thought that the Kingdom of God should immediately appear as he went forwards he told the Parable of the Noble man that went into a far Countrey who gave to his ten servants ten pounds to occupy therewith till he returned and when he came back knowing which had gained most by trading he rewarded each of them according to the proportion of their gain Luke 19. 11 27. Now the Passover was at hand and many went out of the Countrey up to Jerusalem before the Passover that they might purifie themselves John 11. 55 56 57. And Jesus six days before the Passover came to Bethany and they made him a Supper and Lazarus sate with him and Mary anointed his feet wiped them with the hairs of her Head whom Jesus defended against Judas and much people came thither not onely for Jesus sake but that they might see Lazarus But the chief Priests consulted how they might put Lazarus to death because many of the Jews believed by reason of him John 12. 1 11. Mark 11. 1 7. Matth. 21. 1 7. Luke 19. 28 35. After this Jesus went before ascending up to Jerusalem and it came to pass that when he was nigh to Bethphage and Bethany at the Mount of Olives the 29th day of our March he sent two of his Disciples for an Ass-colt that was tyed Mattkew mentions the Dam also and they brought the Colt unto Jesus and cast their Garments on the Colt and set him thereon and much people that came to the Feast met him many casting their Garments in the way and others cut down branches of the Trees and strewed them in the way and when he was come unto the descent of the Mount of Olives the company that went before and that followed cried Hosanna to the Son of David then said some of the Pharisees to him Master rebuke thy Disciples Jesus answered them and the Pharisees thereupon said amongst themselves Perceive ye not that we prevail nothing Belhold the world is gon after him John 12. 12 18. Luke 19. 36 40. Mark 11. 8 9 10. Matth. 19. 8 9. When Jesus was come nigh seeing the City he wept over it foretelling the utter destruction thereof John 12. 19. Luke 19 41 42. Mark 11. 10 11. And when he was entred into Jerusalem all the City was moved saying who is this And Jesus entred into the Temple of God and cast out those that bought and sold in it and healed both blind and lame in it and justified the children who cryed Hosanna in the Temple against the Priests and Scribes that were displeased at it He also taught daily in the Temple those that heard him being very attentive But the chief Priests and Elders of the People sought to destroy him Luke 19. 45 46. Mark 11. 11. Matth. 21. 12 13 14 15 16. Some Greeks of those that came to worship at the Feast desired to see Jesus and he answered them that told him also by preaching of his Passion and calling upon his Father he received an answer from Heaven which some thought to be Thunder others an Angel and speaking again of the lifting up of the Son of man from the earth he answered them that asked him who this Son of man was Then going from thence he hid himself from them and when it was evening he went with his Disciples unto Bethany and though he had done so many miracles amongst them yet did they not believe that the word of Isaias might be fulfilled Yet nevertheless many of the Rulers believed on him but did not confess him for fear of the Pharisees Jesus crying out therefore preached concerning Faith in him John 12. 20 50. Mark 11. 17. On the morrow when he came from Bethany he was an hungry and seeing a Fig-tree that had onely leaves on it he cursed it and it straitway withered Then they came to Jerusalem and entring into the Temple he again cast out those that sold and bought there and would not that any should carry a vessel through the Temple and crying out he taught concerning Faith in himself But the chief Priests sought how they might destroy him for they feared him because all the people were astonished at his Doctrine and when evening was come Jesus went out of the City Mark 11. 12 19. Matth. 21. 18 19. And when they returned in the morning as they passed by the Fig-tree they saw that it was dried up by the roots which Peter shewing to Jesus he preached unto them of the power and virtue of Faith but especial in Prayers And they came again into Jerusalem and as he was walking in the Temple and teaching the chief Priests Elders and Scribes came unto him saying By what authority doest thou these things Jesus answered by asking them concerning Johns Baptism He also spake unto them the Parable of the two Sons asking them which of the two did the will of his Father and applied it unto