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 1 Pre       |          of going to Jerusalem to see Him. Having entered that
 2 Pre       | repeatedly made to His followers. See John xiv. 12, 28; xvi. 10; &
 3 Pre       |       without purses and scrips;" see Luke x. 4. On the other
 4 Text  (1) |      seventy disciples of Christ. See also p. 5. ~
 5 Text      |           came from a distance to see Christ, because the fame
 6 Text      |        for they were disturbed to see that a multitude of their
 7 Text      |          and go to Palestine, and see with his own eyes all which
 8 Text      |          written of Me, Those who see Me will not believe in Me,
 9 Text      |      believe in Me, and those who see Me not, will believe in
10 Text  (13)|          passages there in sense. See Is. vi. 9; lii. 15. ~
11 Text  (14)|  tradition preserved by Eusebius, see Smith's Dictionary of the
12 Text  (14)|         who sent Addai to Edessa. See also Wright's Apocryphal
13 Text      |           this she wished also to see Jerusalem, and those places
14 Text  (24)|           of St. John at Ephesus (see Wright's Apocryphal Acts
15 Text      |       which thy Majesty wishes to see are under the control of
16 Text      |      priests, she arose to go and see these places, and she also
17 Text      |           have denied----and they see me, deride me, and say that
18 Text      |         sister, we may be able to see and to learn which is the
19 Text      |          thieves. Now, behold, we see and rejoice, and Christ,
20 Text      |           so that every one might see her and praise God. But
21 Text      |          deed, with those who did see it, praised God. And when
22 Text      |      which she entered pressed to see the sight of her daughter.
23 Text      |           by which we are able to see His invisible Lordship.
24 Text      |    Palestine. For I also, whom ye see, am from Paneas,37 from
25 Text  (43)|          found in old Syriac MSS. See this word a little lower
26 Text  (45)|       Moab, was a temple to Nebo. See Selden, "De Diis Syris."
27 Text  (46)|   asserted that he ate and drank. See the apocryphal story of
28 Text  (48)|          Taratha. Jacob of Serug, see Assemani, Bibliotheca Orient.
29 Text  (48)|           lower parts of a fish. (See Calmet's Dictionary of the
30 Text  (48)|     specie illud idolum colerent. See the discourse of Jacob of
31 Text      |          your idols have eyes and see not? And ye 49 who see with
32 Text      |        and see not? And ye 49 who see with eyes in that ye do
33 Text      |           ye are also as they who see not and hear not, and in
34 Text      |    understand, even that which ye see. For the thick darkness
35 Text  (51)|     message of our Lord to Abgar. See p. 5. The passage in this
36 Text  (53)|          of many kings of Edessa. See note p. 1. ~
37 Text  (55)|          the meaning of the word, see Dr. Payne Smith's note,
38 Text      |           and how ye were able to see Him. And he satisfied them
39 Text  (58)|         rendered by soft raiment. See also Matt. xi. 8. It is
40 Text      |           Let all, therefore, who see you, perceive that ye perform
41 Text  (62)|            Petersburgh MS., as we see, confirms Dr. Cureton's
42 Text      |          country of the Romans to see the signs which Addai did,
43 Text      |       signs with thee, that I may see him and hear his discourse,
44 Text  (72)|                                 a See Matth. xviii. 10. ~
45 Text  (77)|                                 a See John xiv, 2. ~
46 Text  (78)|                                 b See Luke ix. 62. ~