Matthew Poole and continuators on Luke 22:46

46 And said unto them, Why [illegible: 1 letter]leep ye? rise, and pray, le[illegible: 1 letter]t ye enter into temptation.

The Relations which Matthew and Mark give us, are both more particular, than that given us by Luke, to which we refer the Reader. Luke speaketh but of his praying once. Matthew saith he prayed thrice. Luke mentioneth nothing of his withdrawing with Peter, Iames and Iohn, from the other Eight, Matthew and Mark both mention it. Luke maketh mention of an Angels appearing to him; of the Agony in which he was, and his Sweating drops as it were of Blood, which neither Matthew nor Mark take notice of, yet we must not think, that either any one of the Evangelists, or all of them together give a perfect account of all the Words our Saviour used in these Prayers, only they tell us the Sum of them in different Words: but see the Annotations on Matth. 46.39. and Mark 14. where we have fully considered whatsoever is said by any of the Evangelists upon this Argument.