REMARKABLE PASSAGES.

March 26. was the third paffover during
Chrift's miniftry, which he kept not at
Jerufalem, but ftaid in Galilee. Mark ii.
23. Luke vi. 1.

April 13. was the fourth pallover during our Lord's miniftry, which he likewife kept not at Jerufalem, but ftaid still in Galilee. John. vi. 1. 4. &c. Matth. xv. 34. Mark viii. 1-9.

Tifri 15. (which was this year about the middle of our October) was always the feaft of tabernacles: which our Lord kept at Jerufalem, John vii.

Cifleu 25. (which anfwered to our December 16.) was the feaft of the dedication; at which likewise our Lord was prefent at Jerufalem, John x. 22. being returned thither from the places he had vifited fince his departure after the feaft of tabernacles. Luke xiii. 22.

Our Lord after the feaft of dedication
went into the country beyond Jordan, John
x. 40. and after that unto a city called
Ephraim, John xi. 54. And then paffing
through the midft of Samaria and Galilee,
Luke xvii. 11. he came again into the
country beyond Jordan, and fo to Jericho,
and thence to Bethany and Jerufalem, a
little before the next paffover. Matth.
xix. 1. and xx. 29. and xxi. 1. Mark x.
1. 46. and xi. 1. John xii. 1.

April 2. at evening, began the fiftb paffover
during our Lord's miniftry, being that at
which he was crucified, April 3d.
April 5. Our Lord rose from the dead.
May 14. Our Lord afcended. And here
the Gospel hiftory ends.

N. B.

N. B. For the better understanding of the foregoing Table, it is obfervable, that the common account by the years of our Lord is not exactly agreeable to the true years of his life. What is the difference between the one and the other, is not agreed among the learned. But I think, that opinion is to be preferred, which makes it to be two years, viz. the common account to be two years too little; according to which the foregoing Table is drawn up.

AN

HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY

OF THE

NEW TESTAMENT.

PART II.