Luke 9

^{2 !} He sendeth out the twelue Apostles to preache.

^{3 a} To the end they might do their charge with greater diligence when they had nothing to let them.

^{3 /} Or, poddes.

^{4 b} He willeth them not to tary long, but to preache from town to towne.

^{5 c} Which was a signe of detestation, and of the vengeance which was prepared for such contemners of Gods benefites which are vnworthie that one shulde receiue any thing at their hands.

^{7 !} Herode heareth tel of him.

^{12 !} He feedeth fiue thousand men with fiue loaues, & two fishes.

^{13 d} Christ forsaketh not them that followe him, but sendeth them sufficient relief.

^{16 e} John sayeth he gaue thankes, {Joh. 6,11}

^{19 !} Diuerse opinions of Christ.

^{23 f} For he knewe best his conuenient time which was appointed for him to be manifested in.

^{23 g} For as one day followeth another, so doeth one crosse followe in the necke of another.

^{27 h} Established and enlarged by the preaching of the Gospel.

^{28 !} He transfigureth him vpon the mount.

^{31 i} That is, what yssue he shulde haue and how he shulde dye.

^{34 k} For otherwayes they had not bene able to comprehend his great maiestie.

^{36 l} Thei conceled it til Christs resurrection as Marke writteth.

^{41 m} Vnder the colour that his disciples colde not heale the sicke man, he reproueth them, which wolde haue diminished his autoritie.

^{42 !} He deliuereth the possessed.

^{44 /} Greke, put these wordes into your eares.

^{45 n} They were so blinded with this opinion that Christ shulde haue a temporal kingdome, that they wolde not vnderstand when he spake of his death.

^{47 !} And teacheth his disciples to be lowlie.

^{50 o} Forasmuche as he letteth vs not, & God is glorified by his occasion.

^{51 p} Of his death whereby he was exalted.

^{53 q} Or face, or apparel: for they knewe he was a Jewe, & as touching the smaritans opinion of the Temple, read {John 4,20}: also thei hated the Jewes because they differed from them in relgion.

^{54 !} They desire vengeance, but he reproueth them.

^{55 r} He reproueth their rashe & carnal affection which were not led with Elias spirit.

^{58 f} We must not followe Christ for rishes and commodities, but prepare our selues to pouertie and to the crosse by his example.

^{59 t} That is, til he be dead & I haue done my duetie to him in burying him.

^{60 u} We may not follow what semeth best to vs, but onely Gods calling & here by dead he meaneth those that are vnprofitable to serue God.

^{62 x} To be hindered, or entangeled with respect of anie worldie commoditie, or staied to go forwarde for anie paine, or trouble.