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97521 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1001.7 (Matthew Henry)
III. The discourse between Christ and Nicodemus hereupon, or, rather, the sermon Christ preached to him; the contents of it, and that perhaps an abstract of Christ’s public preaching; see John 3:11, 3:12. Four things our Saviour here discourses of:—
97522 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1001.20 (Matthew Henry)
… 2:7 ), but by indulging the appetite of the flesh, in eating forbidden fruit, he prostituted the just dominion of the soul to the tyranny of sensual lust, and became …
97523 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1001.21 (Matthew Henry)
… , John 7:38, 7:39, 44:3. In the first creation, the fruits of heaven were born of water ( Genesis 1:20 ), in allusion to which, perhaps, they that are born from above are said …
97524 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1001.30 (Matthew Henry)
… Chronicles 7:14 ), looking from heaven ( Psalms 80:14 ), speaking from heaven ( Nehemiah 9:13 ), sending from heaven, Psalms 57:3. But the New Testament shows us God coming …
97525 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1001.45 (Matthew Henry)
… Solomon 7:11, 7:12. Note, Those that are ready to go with Christ shall find him as ready to stay with them. It is supposed that he now staid five or six months in this …
97526 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1002.1 (Matthew Henry)
… 4:7-4:26. 3. The notice which the woman gave of him to the city, John 4:27-4:30. 4. Christ’s talk with his disciples in the meantime, John 4:31-4:38. 5. The good effect of this …
97527 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1002.7 (Matthew Henry)
V. That our Lord Jesus knew very well what informations were given in against him to the Pharisees. It is probable the informers were willing to have their …
97528 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1002.9 (Matthew Henry)
… ( John 7:30 ), the time fixed in the counsels of God, and the Old-Testament prophecies, for Messiah’s being cut off. He had not finished his testimony, and therefore …
97529 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1002.17 (Matthew Henry)
… 10:7. When we are carried easily, let us think on the weariness of our Master. Thirdly, It should seem that he was but a tender man, and not of a robust constitution …
97530 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1002.20 (Matthew Henry)
1. They discourse concerning the water, John 4:7-4:15 .
97531 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1002.32 (Matthew Henry)
… John 7:38. Under this similitude the blessings of the Messiah had been promised in the Old Testament, Isaiah 12:3, 35:7, 44:4, 55:1, 14:8. The graces of the Spirit, and …
97532 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1002.36 (Matthew Henry)
… 1:7 ), to which circulation perhaps the flux and reflux of the sea, like the pulses of the heart, contribute. ( b .) The plainness of the patriarch Jacob; his drink was …
97533 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1002.42 (Matthew Henry)
… John 7:38. A good man is satisfied from himself, for Christ dwells in his heart. The anointing abides in him; he needs not sneak to the world for comfort; the work …
97534 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1002.45 (Matthew Henry)
… 3:7. “ Call thy husband, that he may learn with thee; that then you may be heirs together of the grace of life. Call thy husband, that he may be witness to what passes …
97535 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1002.76 (Matthew Henry)
… Kings 7:3 They came unto him; did not send for him into the city to them, but in token of their respect to him, and the earnestness of their desire to see him, they …
97536 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1002.95 (Matthew Henry)
… , John 7:5. Men’s pride and envy make them scorn to be instructed by those who once were their school-fellows and play-fellows. Desire of novelty, and of that which …
97537 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1002.105 (Matthew Henry)
7. The further confirmation of his faith, by comparing notes with his servants at his return. (1.) His servants met him with the agreeable news of the child’s recovery …
97538 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1003.6 (Matthew Henry)
… ( Isaiah 7:3 ), and the old pool, Isaiah 22:11; that it had been used for washing from ceremonial pollutions, for convenience of which the porches were built to dress …
97539 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1003.7 (Matthew Henry)
3. How it was fitted up: It had five porches, cloisters, piazzas, or roofed walks, in which the sick lay. Thus the charity of men concurred with the mercy of God for …
97540 Matthew Henry's Complete Bible Commentary, p. 1003.12 (Matthew Henry)
… 14:7. Secondly, It was a type of the Messiah, who is the fountain opened; and was intended to raise people’s expectations of him who is the Sun of righteousness …