[149] Confessio Judæi ægroti, ap. Wetstein, p. 820:—da portionem meam in horto Edenis, et memento mei in seculo futuro, quod absconditum est justis. Other passages are given, ib., p. 819. [↑]

[150] Cetuboth, f. ciii. ap. Wetstein, p. 819: Quo die Rabbi moriturus erat, venit vox de cœlo, dixitque: qui præsens aderit morienti Rabbi, ille intrabit in paradisum. [↑]

[151] Vid. Wetstein, in loc. Matth. [↑]

[152] Quoted in Wetstein, p. 536; compare, however, the correction of the text in Paulus, ex. handb. 3, b, s. 751. [↑]

[153] Tholuck, in loc. [↑]

[154] E. G. Theile, zur Biographie Jesu, § 36, Anm. 13. [↑]

[155] Expositors observe in connexion with this particular, that the coat of the Jewish high priest was also of this kind. Jos. Antiq. iii. vii. 4—The same view of the above difference nas been already presented in the Probabilia, p. 80 f. [↑]

[156] Apol. i. 35. [↑]

[157] Adv. Marcion, ut sup. [↑]

[158] Justin, Apol. i. 50, and elsewhere, even speaks of apostacy and denial on the part of all the disciples after the crucifixion. [↑]