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Matthew Poole's Concise Commentary

Luke 22:1

LUKE CHAPTER 22 Luke 22:1,2 The chief priests and scribes conspire against Christ. Luke 22:3 Judas covenants to betray him. Luke 22:7 The apostles sent to prepare the passover: Christ eateth it with them, Luke 22:19,20 and institutes his last supper. Luke 22:21 He covertly points out the traitor, Luke 22:24 cheeks the ambitious strife of his disciples, and promises them a share in his kingdom. Luke 22:31 He telleth Peter of Satan's desire to sift him; but that his faith should be supported; and yet he should thrice deny him. Luke 22:35 He advises his disciples to provide necessaries and a sword. Luke 22:39 His agony and prayer in the garden. Luke 22:47 He is betrayed, Luke 22:50 healeth a servant of the high priest, whose ear was cut off, Luke 22:54 is lead to the high priest's house; Peter thrice denieth him. Luke 22:63 Christ is scornfully used, Luke 22:66 and brought before the council, where, confessing himself to be the Son of God, he is pronounced guilty of blasphemy. Ver. 1,2. See Poole on "Matthew 26:1" and following verses to Matthew 26:5, See Poole on "Mark 14:1", See Poole on "Mark 14:2".

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