[361] See the first foot-note, [p. 53 (our 330)].
[362] St. John xix. 14.
[363] St. Mark xv. 25.
[364] The passage may be seen in John Bois' Vet. Interpretis cum Bezâ aliisque recentioribus collatio, (1655,) p. 333.
[365] See a Dissertation by Dr. Townson at the end of his admirable book on the Gospels.
[366] Viz. St. John i. 39: iv. 6, 52: xix. 14.
[367] And yet, we hear it asserted that we cannot "suppose the Spirit of absolute Truth" "to suggest accounts only to be reconciled in the way of hypothesis and conjecture."—E. and R., p. 179.
[368] E.g. Gen. xxiv. 2-8, compared with ver. 37-41; and again, ver. 12-14, compared with ver. 42-44. Again, Gen. xlii. 10-13, compared with ver. 31, 32: and again, ver. 14-16, compared with ver. 33, 34. Again, Gen. xlii. 36-8, compared with xliv. 27-29, &c., &c., &c.
[369] Instances of this will be very familiar to every attentive student of the Gospels. Thus St. Matth. xxvi. 68 implies acquaintance with a minute circumstance which is stated in St. Luke xxii. 64:—St. Matth. x. 13 implies what is expressed in St. Luke x. 5, &c., &c., &c.
[370] St. Matth. xxvii. 9.