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2 [Comp verse 25.]

3 See Matt. xii. 3, 5, 7, and Mark ii. 27.

4 Matt. xii. 27.

5 eu0ge/neian, "hereditary good feeling." [Comp. Acts xvii. 11.]

6 Matt. xii. 28. [R. V., "upon you." ]

7 Luke xi. 20.

8 ["upon you," see note *.

9 Matt. xii. 29. [The R. V and A. V. follow a different reading in the last clause.-R.]

10 Matt. xii. 30.

11 Mark ix. 40; Luke ix. 50. [In Mark "us" is better supported.-R.]

12 Mark ix. 38 ; Luke ix. 49.

13 Matt. xii. 31. [R. V. "every sin," etc.]

14 Matt. xii. 31, 32. [The Greek text is almost identical with that followed in the R. V.-R.]

15 See 1 Cor. v. and vi.

16 See 1 Cor. v. and vi.

17 a0pothganizo/menoj, "was broiling."

18 1 Cor. xi. 31. [The Greek text of 1 Cor. xi 31 is slightly modified here.-R.]

19 Isa. xliii. 26 [LXX.]

20 [This clause is wanting in three Mss.-R.]

21 Luke xvi. 9. [R. V., "by means of," "Greek, out of."]

1 Matt. vii. 16-18.

2 Matt. xii. 34.

3 [ou0 polu\j su0th|, "it takes not much account."-R.]

4 Matt. xii, 35. [R. V, "The good man

the evil man," etc.]

5 Matt. xii. 36.

6 Matt. xii. 37.

7 matw=n. Bened. from Mss. a0na/ptwn, "he that kindles:" which seems to agree with the tenor of the sentence better. [There are other various readings: a#ptwn, a!ptwn. All can be more readily accounted for, if patw=n is accepted as the original form.-R.]

8 [Oxford Version : "things;" probably a misprint, the Greek being the same as before..-R.]

9 Gen. xxxi. 29.

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