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    calleth to him whom he would ; and they went unto him . Then he appointed twelve , that they might be with him , and that he might send them forth to preaeh , and to have authority to cure diseases , and east out demons : [ namely ] Simon , whom he surnamed Peter : and James the son of Zebedee , and John the

    brother of James , whom he surnatned Boanerges ( that is , sons of thunder ) ; and Andrew , and Philip , and Bartholomew , arid Matthew , and Thomas , and James the son of Alpheus , and Thaddeus , and Simon the Cananite , and Judas Iscariot , who betrayed him ' . v

    Markvi . 7—13 T . And he called to him the twelve , and began to send them forth two by two ; whereupon he gave them authority over unclean spirits , and charged them to take nothing for the way , except a staff only ; no bag , nor bread , nor money in their girdle ; but to be shod with sandals , and not to put on two coats . if

    And he said unto them : Wheresoever ye enter into an house , there abide until ye go out of that place . And whosoever shall not receive you , nor hear you , when ye go out thence , shake off the dust under your feet for a testimony unto them . " So they went forth , and preached that men should repent ; and they cast out many demons , andanointed with oil many sick , and cured . them .. " . .. .. . : ¦ .. ., .... _ . ; ....- . ..,,.. Luke vi . 12—19 .

    Now it came to pass in those days , that [ Jesus ] went forth to the [ accustomed ] mountain to pray , and passed the whole night in prayer to God . And when it was day , he called to him his disciples , and selected from them twelve , whom he named apostles : Simon , whom he also named Peter , and Andrew his brother ; James , and John ; Philip , and Bartholomew ; Matthew * &&d Thomas ; James the son of Alpheus , and Simon called

    Zelotes [ the zealot ]; Judas [ the brother ] of James ,, and Judas Iscariot , who became a traitor . And having come down with them , he sfcoocl on a , plain ; whither a multitude of his disciples , and a great multitude of the people from all Judea , and Jerusalem , and the sea-coast of Tyre and Sidon , came ' to hear him , and be healed of their diseases ; also those who were disturbed by unclean spirits ; and they were cured . And all the multitude sought to touch him ; because power went out of him , and healed all .

    . Luke viii . 1—3 . And it came to pass afterwards , that he journeyed thro' every city and village , preaching the gospel of the kingdom of God ; and the twelve with him , and certain women , who had been cured

    of evil spirits and infirmities : [ namely ] Mary called the Magdalene [ i . e . an inhabitant of Magdala , near the sea of Galilee ] , out of

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    TRANSLATION OE THE GOSPELS . 3 * 75

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 1, 1833, page 375, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2627/page/23/