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29 Aug. 1815 Jug. True Ch.
29 Aug. 1815

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Ch. 29 Mother &c rejected

The mother and brethren were it appears disobedient to him

It seems to have been immediately after the ordination of the 12 that his friends (οι παρ’ αυτου) supposing him to be beside himself were for laying hands on him. See Ch. 18. Per Mark on this same occasion after his friends have endeavoured in[?] this in vain, his mother and brethren try to speak with him and are then refused.

Per Matt. XII. 22 to 50 it is immediately after the conversation about blasphemy against the Holy Ghost & casting out devils by Beelzebub which was brought on by the healing of the blind & dumb dæmoniac which was next after the healing the man on sabbath which was next after the plucking the corn on the sabbath.

Ch. 29

Jesus refuses to see his Mother and his brethren.

Luke VIII. 19 to 21. Matt. XII. 46 to 50. Mark III. 31 to 35. John silent.
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