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00917
[1] {head}
No contradiction of
# Joh 12:3
is implied. The ordinary anointing of hospitality and honour was of
the feet
# Lu 7:38
and head
# Lu 7:46
But Mary of Bethany, who alone of our Lord's disciples had
comprehended His thrice repeated announcement of His coming death and
resurrection, invested the anointing with the deeper meaning of the
preparation of His body for burying. Mary of Bethany was not among
the women who went to the sepulchre with intent to embalm the body of
Jesus.
00930
[1] {sat down with the twelve}
The order of events on the night of the Passover supper appears to
have been: (1) The taking by our Lord and the disciples of their
places at the table; (2) the contention who should be greatest; (3)
the feet washing; (4) the identification Judas as the traitor; (5)
the withdrawal of Judas; (6) the institution of the supper; (7) the
words of Jesus while still in the room
# Mt 26:26-29 Lu 22:35-38 Joh 13:3-35 14:1-31
(8) the words of Jesus between the room and the
garden
# Mt 26:31-35 Mr 14:26-31 Joh 15:16,17
it seems probable that the high-priestly prayer
# Joh 17:1-26
was uttered after they reached the garden; (9) the agony in the
garden; (10) the betrayal and arrest; (11) Jesus before Caiaphas;
Peter's denial.
00938
[1] {remission}
Forgiveness. Summary: The Greek word translated "remission" in
# Mt 26:28 Ac 10:43 Heb 9:22
is elsewhere rendered "forgiveness." It means, to send off, or away.
And this, throughout Scripture, is the one fundamental meaning of
forgiveness--to separate the sin from the sinner. Distinction must
be made between divine and human forgiveness: (1) Human forgiveness
means the remission of penalty. In the Old Testament and the New, in
type and fulfilment, the divine forgiveness follows the execution of
the penalty. "The priest shall make an atonement for his sin that he
had committed, and it shall be forgiven him"
# Le 4:35
"This is my blood of the new covenant, which is shed for many for the
remission [sending away, forgiveness] of sins" (v 28). "Without
shedding of blood there is no remission"
# Heb 9:22
See "Sacrifice" Gen 4.4;
# Ge 4:4
» See Note "Heb 10:18"
The sin of the justified believer interrupts his fellowship, and is
forgiven upon confession, but always on the ground of Christ's
propitiating sacrifice
# 1Jo 1:6-9 2:2
(2) Human forgiveness rests upon and results from the divine
forgiveness. In many passages this is assumed rather than stated, but
the principle is declared in
# Eph 4:32 Mt 18:32,33
00949
[2] {cup}
The "cup" must be interpreted by our Lord's own use of that symbol in
speaking of His approaching sacrificial death
# Mt 20:22 Joh 18:11
In view of
# Joh 10:17,18
He could have been in no fear of an unwilling death. The value of
the account of the agony in the Garden is in the evidence it affords
that He knew fully what the agony of the cross would mean when His
soul was made an offering for sin.
# Isa 53:10
in the hiding of the Father's face. Knowing the cost to the
utmost, he voluntarily paid it.