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Coke's Commentary on the Holy Bible

Matthew 26 - Introduction

The rulers conspire against Christ. The woman anointeth his head. Judas selleth him. Christ eateth the passover: instituteth his holy supper: prayeth in the garden: and being betrayed with a kiss, is carried to Caiaphas, and denied by Peter.

Anno Domini 33.

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