Christian Hero.]

[Footnote 5: [Good God] in first Issue and in Christian Hero.]

[Footnote 6: In the Christian Hero this passage was:

become a Secular Prince, or in a Forcible or Miraculous Manner to

cast off the Roman Yoke they were under, and restore again those

Disgraced Favourites of Heavn, to its former Indulgence, yet had not

hitherto the Apostles themselves (so deep set is our Natural Pride)

any other than hopes of worldly Power, Preferment, Riches and Pomp:

For Peter, who it seems ever since he left his Net and his Skiff,

Dreamt of nothing but being a great Man, was utterly undone to hear

our Saviour explain to em that his Kingdom was not of this World; and

was so scandalized--]

[Footnote 7:

Throne of David? Such were the unpleasant Forms that ran in the

Thoughts of the then Powerful in Jerusalem, upon the most Truly

Glorious Entry that ever Prince made; for there was not one that

followed him who was not in his Interest; their Proud--

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