Mark 14

^{1 !} The Priests conspire against Christ.

^{3 /} Or, of pure narde and faithfully made.

^{3 !} Marie Magdalene anointeth Christ.

^{4 a} As Judas who caused this murmuring.

^{5 b} Which are in value about six pound sterling.

^{5 c} To wit, Judas: who was offended therewith, and therefore made a busines.

^{10 d} He toke occasion by this oyntment as of a thing euil done.

^{12 !} The Passouer is eaten.

^{18 !} He telleth afore of the treason of Judas.

^{20 e} To dip the hand, is as muche to say, as he that is accustomed to eate with me.

^{21 f} This declareth that nothing can be done with out Gods prouidence.

^{22 !} The Lords supper is institute.

^{22 g} Read {Matth. Chap. 26, 26}

^{23 h} The Greke worde is to blesse, which is here taken onely to giue thankes as S. Luk & S. Paul interprete it, & S. Marke also speaking of the cuppe.

^{27 i} That is, turned from me, because of the persecution.

^{33 k} His diuinitie was as it were hid, & his humanitie shewed it self fully.

^{36 l} Ab in Ebrewe, & Abba in the Syrian tongue signifieth Father.

^{36 m} He standeth not so to his owne wil, but that willingly he offreth him self to obey God.

^{41 n} He meaneth that the houre wil come when they shalbe kept from sleping.

^{44 o} It was the facion then to grete with kissing at their meetings, & also at their departure.

^{45 p} He repeteth it twise, as if he had bene moued with a certeine pitie in taking his last leaue.

^{46 !} Christ is taken.

^{47 q} To wit, Peter.

^{47 r} Called Malchus.

^{49 s} Which declareth that no man can do anie thing contrarie to Gods ordinance.

^{50 t} Meaning all the disciples.

^{53 u} That is, thei which had chiefest autoritie among the Priests.

^{54 x} Which signified that his hot zeale began now to be abated.

^{56 /} Or, light.

^{56 /} Or, were not like.

^{58 y} These two witnesses dissented, in that the one reported that Christ said, he colde destroye the Temple (as Mat writeth) & the other said, that he heard him saye, that he wolde do it as is here noted.

^{61 z} that is, or God, who is worthie all praise: the which worde in thier language the Jewes when they speake of God vse communely in their writings euen to this day.

^{62 a} Whome thei now contemned in this base estate, thei shulde se appeare at the last day with majestie and glorie.

^{65 b} This declareth the wickednes & insolencie of the gouernours, & rulers, seing their officers contrarie to all justice, thus raged & tormented him, that was innocent.

^{67 !} Peter denyeth him.

^{68 /} Or, entrie.

^{68 d} Peter prepareth him self to flee if he were further laied vnto.

^{68 c} We oght to consider our owne infirmitie, that we may learne onely to trust in God, and not in our owne strength.

^{72 /} Or, rushed out of the dores and wept.