474 d Commentary upan theGogel Chap.i9. CHAP. XIX. Verfe 'i. eA'nd came into theceafsof?ud.ea.] J011.41,8, 7 Pon the news of Lazarus his friends fickneíäe: with the V hazardofhis life,he came far on foot to the help of his friend: } Much Water cannot quench love. And this was our Saviours Lù°t,y,S laft journey toward 7erufalem: to the which he Reeled his face Luk.t2 so, with fortitude, and Was evenfiraitned, or.pained, till it wereac- ovy4;uor, complilhed. So was that Martyr, who (becaufehefeemed at his Alt. ; andMen, lodging to be fomewhat troubled, and was therefore asked by one how hedid ?) anfwered,In very deedIam in prifon, till Ibe in prifon. Verfe s, eAfnd great multitudes followed hint,]- Though he snis O+.rs were then todie. For all that follows from this 19, to Chap. 2 6. 7fd feerns to be a relation of the ac4s of the laft three moneths of his 4", 'PA o7, life, `-Follow God, was a morals precept of the Heathen Sages; who therein placed the fàfery and happinefle of a man, Magnus -e-.Ft animus qui fe Dee tradidir,taith Seneca. He is a brave man that follows God thorow thick and thin, thorow whatfoever ,hardChip. Verle 3. Isit Ianfull fir a man, &c.] A captious queftion, pur- pofely toput him to ihame or peril'. afore the people. For if he li- ked divorce, the better fort would be offended and difpleifed : if he difliked it, the common fort ( thole that followed him,) for denying them that liberty that Mofe,t had allowed them. One 'thing that created,enemy fomuch trouble among thepeopie ofhis time was,that he perfwaded them to the yeelding up of the City to the Caldeans, which Ifaiahhad fo earneftly diffwaded them, not long before in thedayes ofKing Hezekiah. Verfe 4. Andhe anfwered and rid unto them] Our Saviour would not divide the inheritance, when required to it; but he would decide controverfies touching divorces for in marriage-' matters many cafes ofconfcience fall out fit tobe determined by the Minifter, whole lips fhould both preferve and prefent know- ledge to the people, whole houfè for this carafe fhould be always oi_en as the Edileshoufe in 1?ome was to all cowers. Verfe 5. And faid, For -thàscaufe;&c.] Dixit, duxit, bene- dixzt, thcfe three things are fad byMofes to have been done by God in the inftitution, and for the honour of marriage : to the Luk.tZ.t;. a O
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