Luke 20

^{4 a} By baptisme he comprehendeth all Johns ministerie, who bare witnes to Christ.

^{4 !} Christ stoppeth his aduersaries mouthes by another question.

^{8 b} By this meanes he made them ashamed and astonished.

^{9 !} Sheweth their destruction by a parable.

^{9 d} God committed his people to the Gouernors & Priests.

^{9 c} The Jewes were as Gods plantes & his owne grafting.

^{10 e} He raised vp Prophetes.

^{17 f} For by it the building is joyned together & made strong.

^{18 g} They that stomble & fall on Christ, thinking to oppress him, shalbe ouerthrowen them selues & destroyed.

^{20 h} They wayted for a conuenient time and place.

^{22 !} The autoritie of princes.

^{22 i} They thoght it vnlawful to pay a prince being an infidel, that which thei were wont to pay to God in his Temple.

^{25 k} The duetie which we owe to princes, letteth nothing that which is due vnto God.

^{27 !} The resurrection, & his diuine power.

^{34 l} In this place he calleth all them children of this worlde which remaine in the same: or els matrimonie shulde not seme to apparteine to the children of God, as that wicked monstre pope ??? taught against the manifest Scriptures.

^{36 n} For althogh the wicked rise againe, yet that life, is but death and an eternal destruction.

^{36 m} Since mariage is ordeined to mainteine & increase mankinde, when we shal be immortal, it shal not be in anie, vse.

^{38 o} Of them which are not, but of them which are.

^{38 p} The immortalitie of the soule can not be separate from the resurrection of the bodie, whereof here Christ properly speaketh.

^{44 q} For the sone is not Lord of his father, and therefore it followeth that Christ is God.

^{46 !} He reproueth the ambition of the Scribes.