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The Elders, the Scribes, and the Chief Priefts, equally infuked him v/ith the fame alTump- tion, and equally challenged him to the fame exer- tion i calling upon him now to Ihow he was truly the King of Israel, or the Lord and Sovereign of their nation in all ages, by putting forth the power of his Divine Royalty, and coming down from the crofs. The ftrong import of the appellation King OF Israel, and the plenitude of Godhead which it intimates, may be fhown by a variety of pafTages in fcriptur...e ; but is fufficiently evident from this, and p Mat. Xxvii. 39—44) Luke xxili. 39—40? and 4. 2, Mat. Xxvji. 54, and Luke xxiii. 36— 37> and 4-7.
^^' two lyo THE ORIGIN OF two very fimilar pafTages, collated together. When Nathaniel and Thomas exprefled their full convic- tion, of our Saviour's being all that he faid he was; Thomas cried out, " My Lord and my God, " and Nathaniel, " Rabbi, thou art the Son of Gody thou art THE King of Israel''. " One of the thieves alfo did the fame, by combining the characters of Son of God and of King of Ifrael together, in that of Chrillj and the other defired our Saviour to re- member him, when in the ftate to which our Sa- viour was haflening beyond the grave, he whofe '^ kingdom was not of this world ^" fhould take an open poiTeffion again of that his kingdom over IJraeL But let us now come to the Heathen part, of the attendants upon this occafion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Elders, the Scribes, and the Chief Priefts, equally infuked him v/ith the fame alTump- tion, and equally challenged him to the fame exer- tion i calling upon him now to Ihow he was truly the King of Israel, or the Lord and Sovereign of their nation in all ages, by putting forth the power of his Divine Royalty, and coming down from the crofs. The ftrong import of the appellation King OF Israel, and the plenitude of Godhead which it intimates, may be fhown by a variety of pafTages in fcriptur...e ; but is fufficiently evident from this, and p Mat. Xxvii. 39—44) Luke xxili. 39—40? and 4. 2, Mat. Xxvji. 54, and Luke xxiii. 36— 37> and 4-7.
^^' two lyo THE ORIGIN OF two very fimilar pafTages, collated together. When Nathaniel and Thomas exprefled their full convic- tion, of our Saviour's being all that he faid he was; Thomas cried out, " My Lord and my God, " and Nathaniel, " Rabbi, thou art the Son of Gody thou art THE King of Israel''. " One of the thieves alfo did the fame, by combining the characters of Son of God and of King of Ifrael together, in that of Chrillj and the other defired our Saviour to re- member him, when in the ftate to which our Sa- viour was haflening beyond the grave, he whofe '^ kingdom was not of this world ^" fhould take an open poiTeffion again of that his kingdom over IJraeL But let us now come to the Heathen part, of the attendants upon this occafion.
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