Luke 14

^{1 !} Jesus eateth with the Pharise.

^{1 /} Or, take his refection.

^{4 !} Healeth the dropsie vpon the Sabbath.

^{8 a} He reproueth their ambition, which desire to fit in the hiest places.

^{8 !} Teacheth to be lowlie & to bid the poore to our table.

^{12 b} Christ reprehendeth onely the blindely the blinde affection of man, which regardeth nothing but a worldelie recompense.

^{15 !} He telleth of the great supper.

^{16 c} He casteth the Jewes in the teeth with their ingratitude, which wolde not eat of those holie meates of Gods worde, which was presented vnto them, & whereunto they were bid a long time before.

^{21 d} Here is signified the calling of the Gentiles.

^{23 f} This compulsion cometh of the feling of the power of Gods worde, after that his worde hathe bene preached.

^{23 e} God wil rather receuie all the raskal people of the worlde to his banket, then them which are vnthankful.

^{26 g} That is, he that casteth not of all affections and desires which drawe vs from Christ.

^{28 h} He that wil professe the Gospel, muste diligently consider what his profession requireth, & not rashely to take in hand so great an enterprise: nether yet when he hathe taken in hand, in anie case to forsake it.

^{28 !} He warneth them that wil followe him, to lay their accountes before, what it wil cost them.

^{34 k} He that is not persuaded to leaue all at euerie houre to bestoew him self frankely in Gods seruice.

^{34 /} Or, seasoned.

^{34 !} The salt of the earth.