1 [R. V. (and Chrysostom), "Have mercy on us, thou Son of David."]
6 Matt. ix. 2. ["Thy sins are forgiven." Comp, Homily XXIX. 1.-R.]
9 Matt. ix. 32. ["Demon" is more correct, here and through out the passage.-R.]
11 Matt. ix. 34. [R. V., "By (or, in) the prince of the devils (Greek, demons) he casteth out devils."]
12 Matt. ix. 35. [R. V., "all manner of disease and all manner of sickness." In the Homily, as in the best New restament Mss e0u tw=| law=| is not found.-R.]
13 e0skulme/noi, vexati, the reading of the Vulgate, and of most Mss. and Fathers: adopted by Griesbach into the text. [The R. V. renders this "distressed."]
14 Matt. ix. 36-38. ["will" is unnecessary.-R.]
16 Matt. xii. 23, 24. [See on Verse 34, in sec. 2.]
20 Matt. x. 1. [ "Sickness" and "disease" should be transposed. Comp. on chap. ix. 35, and R. V.-R.]
21 John vii. 39. [Chrysostom accepts the reading sustained by our best authorities; but the literal rendering given above does not represent his view. In Homily LI., in John, he distinctly says: "For the Holy Ghost was not yet, that is, `was not yet given0'."-R.]
24 [R. V., "Thaddeus." The longer reading arose quite early. Tischendorf accepts "Lebb'us"though it is not strongly supported, mainly because Mark has "Thaddeus."-R.]
34 See Exod. iv. 10-14; Jerem. i. 6.
35 [a/ciopi/stouj, worthy of the confidence of those to whom they preached.-R.]