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" ii. 23. " Now the Jews' « feast of Tabernacles was at hand. " vii. 2. " And it Avas at " Jerusalem the feast of dedication, and it was winter. " x. 22. This is somewhat as though speaking of the actions of Moses, we might first mention some things that occured in the wilderness, then his deeds while in Egypt, or when he abode in Ethiopia. The times in which he was in these pla- ces we well know ; and if we are to add any thing to former accounts, it is of but little consequence whether the di...scon- nected events be placed in exact order. Thus we may sup- pose that Jolm, as he wrote to supply deficiencies, might have thought that the general periods were known, and that the particular dates of his events would be sufficiently designated by the notes which he made. That the events he relates are not as they now stand in chronological order, we proceed concisely to show, from the places of two of them. The first is the clearing of the temple, which, as we have already men- tioned, is related in connexion with his first mention of a pass- over after the baptism ; whereas it is placed by Matthew, Mark, and Luke, at the passover when Jesus was crucified.
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" ii. 23. " Now the Jews' « feast of Tabernacles was at hand. " vii. 2. " And it Avas at " Jerusalem the feast of dedication, and it was winter. " x. 22. This is somewhat as though speaking of the actions of Moses, we might first mention some things that occured in the wilderness, then his deeds while in Egypt, or when he abode in Ethiopia. The times in which he was in these pla- ces we well know ; and if we are to add any thing to former accounts, it is of but little consequence whether the di...scon- nected events be placed in exact order. Thus we may sup- pose that Jolm, as he wrote to supply deficiencies, might have thought that the general periods were known, and that the particular dates of his events would be sufficiently designated by the notes which he made. That the events he relates are not as they now stand in chronological order, we proceed concisely to show, from the places of two of them. The first is the clearing of the temple, which, as we have already men- tioned, is related in connexion with his first mention of a pass- over after the baptism ; whereas it is placed by Matthew, Mark, and Luke, at the passover when Jesus was crucified.
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