Matthew Poole and continuators on Mark 6:34
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Mark6:34
34 And Jesus when he came out, saw much people, and was moved with compassion toward them, because they were as sheep not having a shepherd, and he began to teach them many thnigs.
When Christ came out of the Ship, on the other side of the Water, he found that the People had outwent the Ship, they were come about with a desire to hear the Word, he considered, what Miserable Priests and Teach[illegible: 1 letter]rs they had, so that they were indeed as Sheep without a Shepherd, having none but such as were as bad, or worse then none, tho he was weary, and came hither for some Re[illegible: 2 letters], and Repose, yet he will deny himself as to his Bodily Cravings, to do good to their Souls, he first Preacheth to them, and Teacheth them many things, then he confirmeth his Doctrine by a Miracle, the Relation of which followeth to v. 44.
Marginal references: Mat. 9.36. & 14.15.; Luke 9.11.
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