Matthew Poole and continuators on Luke 21:38
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Luke21:38
38 And all the people came early in the morning, to him in the temple for to hear him.
In these two Verses our Evangelist letteth us know how Christ spent those few Days which he had yet to live. In the Day-time he was in the Temple Preaching. In the Evening he was on the Mount of Olives praying, to teach all those, who as under-Shepherds derive from him, who is the true and chief Shepherd, how they should spend their time, Preaching and Praying. Tho the Scribes and Pharisees and Sadduces, and the chief of the Jews, maligned and despised him: yet many of the People paid him a due respect, and came early in the Morning to hear him. In the World's Reception, and Intertainment of Christ, that of the Apostle was verifyed. Not many Rich, not many Wise, &c But the Poor of this World hath God chosen.
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