108 [Comp. the few but remarkable resemblances of Teaching, chap. viii., with chaps. xxiii., xxiv., here.-R.]
113 [See the eucharistic prayer in Teaching, chap. ix. The correspondences and divergences are alike interesting.-R.]
115 1 Cor. xi. 59. [See Elucidation I. p. 382, supra.]
116 [Comp. Teaching, chap. x.-R.]
117 ["Maran atha," as in Teaching.-R.]
118 1 Cor. xvi. 22; Matt. xxi. 9; Mark xi. 10. [Comp. John xii. 13.-R.]
119 [Comp. Teaching, chap. xi., where, however, only a few phrases correspond.R.]
120 [This sentence is found in Teaching, chap. xii.-R.]
121 [Part of this sentence has a parallel in Teaching, chap. xiii., but there is an obvious difference of circumstances. Chap. xxix. presents more parallel passages.-R.]
124 [The resemblance to Teaching, chap. xiv., is marked.-R.]
126 [Comp. text and notes, Teaching, chap. xv.-R.]
128 [This clause is found verbatim in Teaching, chap. xvi. There is a resemblance also, in order of topics, from this point down to the phrase "above the clouds;" see chap. xxxii. No further correspondences appear.-R.]
129 Luke xii. 35, 37; Mark xiii. 35.
137 A conjecture of Cotelerius is adopted. The mss. read "nourishment" instead of "joy."
140 Gen. xvii. 7, xxviii. 15, xlviii. 4.
145 [i.e., "the wonderful Numberer;" Eng., marg.]
146 Dan. viii. 13. [Not according to Heb. nor LXX. as now.]
151 One V. ms. reads, "with whom."
154 [Vol. vi. p. 149, note 8, this series.]