²⁵ e0ph/gaazon.

²⁶ Matt. xiv. 22. [R. V., "till be should send," etc.]

²⁷ [R. V., "ye saw signs."]

²⁸ John vi. 26.

²⁹ That is, "things for use."

³⁰ Luke vi. 36.

³¹ filotimi/aj.

³² zwdi/on. See Herod. i. 70, and Schweigh'user's note, as quoted here by Mr. Field.

³³ to\ ba/nauson.

³⁴ 1 Tim. ii. 9.

³⁵ [r9h/torej.]

¹ [R. V., "distressed by the waves."]

² Matt. xiv. 25.

³ Matt. xiv. 26. [R. V., "It is an apparition," but Chrysostom has the indirect form, "saying that it is an apparition. "The Greek term, is fa/ntasma, not pneu=ma.-R.]

⁴ Mat. xiv. 27.

⁵ Matt. xiv. 28.

⁶ John xxi. 7.

⁷ [So R. V. margin. The rec. text has e0lqei=n.-R.]

⁸ [R. V. text, with a few of the oldest authorities, omits "boisterous,", i0sXor.o/n, which Chrysostom accepts.-R.]

⁹ Matt. xiv. 29-31.

¹⁰ John vi. 21. [R.V., "They were willing to receive him into tho boat: and straightway the boat was at the land whither they were going."]

¹¹ Compare Acts iv. 13.

¹² Matt. xiv. 32.

This document is from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library at Calvin College. Last updated on May 27, 1999. Contacting the CCEL.