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    SPECIMENS OF A NEW , SIMPLE , AND IMPARTIAL TRANSLATION OF THE GOSPELS IN A HARMONIZED FORM , WITH SHORT INCIDENTAL NOTES , BY A LAYMAN . { Continued from page 75 . ) TWO OF JOHN'S DISCIPLES FOLLOW JESUS ; ANDREW INTRODUCES HIS BROTHER SIMON . John i . 35- —43 .

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    On the morrow again , John was standing with two of his disciples ; when , looking upon Jesus as he walked , he saith , A * Behold the Lamb of God ! ' And the two disciples heard yr \ him speak , and followed Jesus . Jesus , turning and seear ' ¦ ing them following , saith unto them , ' What seek ye ?' They said unto him , Rabbi / ( which signifieth by interpretation . Doctor , or Teacher ) * where dwellest thou P He saith unto them , ' Come and see . ' They came and saw where he dwelt , and abode with him that day ; it was about the tenth hour , Andrew , Simon Peter ' s brother , was one of the two , who heard John and followed him [ Jesus ] . He first findeth his own brother Simon and saith unto him , We have found the Messiah , ' ( which is by interpretation , the Christ , or anointed . ) And he brought him to Jesus . Jesus , looking upon him , said , ' Thou art Simon , the son of Jonah ; thou shalt _ be called Cephas / ( which is interpreted , Peter , or a rock ) , PHILIP FOLLOWS JESUS , AND INTRODUCES NATHANAEL . John i . 44—52 .

    On the morrow , Jesus would go forth into Galilee , and findeth ¦« «• ^ Philip , and saith unto him , * Follow me / Now Philip ar was of Bethsaida , the city of Andrew and Peter . Philip findeth Nathanael and saith unto him , We have found him , of whom Moses in the law , and the prophets wrote , Jesus the son of Joseph , who is of Nazareth . ' Nathanael said unto him , * Can any thing good be of Nazareth ? ' Philip saith unto him , * " Come and see / Jesus saw Nathanael coming unto him , and saith of him , ' Behold an Israelite indeed , in whomi'is ; no guile / "Nathanael

    saith unto him , * Whence lcnowest thou me ? ' Jesus answered and said unto him , * Before Philip called thee , when thou wast under the fig-tree , I saw thee / Nathanael answered and said unto him , ? Rabbi [ Teacher ] thou art the son of God , thou art the king of Israel / Jesus answered and said unto him , * Because I said

    unto thee , "I saw thee Under the fig-tree , " belieyest thou ? thou shalt see greater things than these . ' And he saith unto Kni , 4 Verily verily I say unto you , henceforth ye shall see the heaven opened , and the angels of God ascending and descending upon the son of man / [ i . e . the will of God shall be revealed to you , and ye shall witness his heavenly communications with the son of man . ] To be continued *

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 1, 1833, page 112, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2611/page/16/