Special Report, Trends and Hazards in Firefighter Training

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1873 edition. Excerpt: ...xxvi. 6-13. St. Mark Xiv. 3-9. St. John Xi. 55-xii. 11. - HV 8e eyyis To wdVa Tsuv 'iouSaiW, Kal avff$i)0ay TroXXoi cts 'ltpoo-oXvpia Ik Tts upas. irpo Tov irdca, Iva ayvuruKTW a-ee iavTovi. irfrovv ovv T6v 'lrjo-ovv Kal SXe-yov per dXXiyXuv lev Tu lepiji vm)Korti) Ti SoKel vp.Lv, on oi p-rj f9r) eis' Matt. xiii. 12; Mar. iv. 25; Lk. viii. 18. 111. Matt. 29. iiro Si Too G.++ 30. ticPdWcTe Lk. 26. Aey. yip G. L. T. add air Ovtov G. L. T. 27. htlvovs, Tois G. L. om. aural!; G. L. 112. Jno. 56. ttyov G. L. T. 112. St. John had apparently some reason for especially noting the time (xii. 1) of the feast at Bethany; while St. Matthew and St. Mark merely say that it was during our Lord's stay in Bethany. The two latter omit the account of it at the time of its occurrence; but afterwards, in order to explain why the Jews proceeded against Jesus at the feast, contrary to their intention, they go back to mention the circumstances under which Judas determined upon his treachery. The account of this feast therefore, stands in the same relation to the general course of the narrative in their Gospels as their account of the apprehension of the Baptist (Matt. xiv. 3-5; Mar. vi. 17-20), and is not properly to be considered as a violation of chronological order. It is so plain that St. John has carefully noted the exact order of events, and also that the passage in Matt. xxvi. 6-13 and Mar. xiv. 3-9 is of the nature of an episode (vs. 10 in St. Mark being immediately connected with vs. 2, and vs. 14 in St. Matthew in the same way with vs. 5), that it is unnecessary to give further reasons for the arrangement adopted. The only argument of weight for 4 different arrangement, by which this narrative is transferred to the evening of...