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			:In his humility his judgment. The eunuch had either the Greek volume, or else Luke did set down the reading which was then used, as he useth to do. The prophet saith that Christ was exalted out of sorrow and judgment, by which words he signifieth a wonderful victory, which immediately ensued his casting down. For if he had been oppressed with death, there could nothing have been hoped for at his hands.

			:Therefore, to the end the prophet may establish our faith in Christ, after that he had described him to be stricken with the hand of God, and to be subject to be slain, [558] he putteth upon him a new person now; to wit, that he cometh up out of the depth of death as a conqueror, and out of the very hell, being the author of eternal Life. I know, indeed, that this place is diversely expounded. Some there be which understand by this, that he was carried from the prison to the cross; other some there be who think that to be taken away doth signify as much as to be brought to nought. And, indeed, the signification of the Hebrew word, lchh (lachah) is doubtful, [559] as is also the signification of the Greek word airesthai. But he which shall thoroughly weigh the text, [context,] shall agree with me in that which I have said, that he passeth now from that doleful and unseemly sight which he had set before our eyes, unto the new beginning of unlooked-for glory. Therefore the Greek interpretation differeth not much from the words of the prophet in the sum of the matter. For Christ's judgment was exalted in his humility or casting down; because at such time as he might seem to be cast down and oppressed, the Father maintained his cause. After this sort judgment shall be taken in this place (as in many other) for right. But it signifieth condemnation in the Hebrew text. For the prophet saith, that after that Christ shall be brought into great straits, and shall be like unto a condemned and lost man, he shall be lifted up by the hand of the Father. Therefore the meaning of the words is, that Christ must first have suffered death, before the Father should exalt him unto the glory of his kingdom; which doctrine must be translated unto the whole body of the Church; because all the godly ought wonderfully to be lifted up with the hand of God, that they be not swallowed up of death. But when God appeareth to be the revenger of his, he doth not only restore them to life but also, getteth to them excellent triumphs of many deaths, as Christ did triumph most gloriously upon the cross; whereof the apostle maketh mention in the Colossians 2.

			:His generation. After that the prophet hath set forth the victorious death of Christ, he addeth now that his victory shall not last only for a small time, but shall go beyond all number of years. For the exclamation of the prophet importeth as much as if he should deny that the perpetuity of Christ's kingdom can be expressed by the tongue of men. But interpreters have wrested this place miserably. Whereas the old writers have endeavored hereby to prove the Eternal Generation of the Word of God against Arius, it is too far dissenting from the prophet's mind. Chrysostom's exposition is never a whit truer, who referreth it unto the human generation. Neither do they understand the prophet's meaning, which suppose that he inveigheth against the men of that age. Other some think better, who take it to be spoken of the Church, save only that they are deceived in the word generation, which they think doth signify a posterity or issue. But the word dr, (dor,) which the prophet useth, signifieth, amongst the Hebrews, an age, or the continuance of man's life. Therefore, undoubtedly this is the prophet's meaning, that Christ's life shall endure for ever, when as he shall be once delivered by his Father's grace from death; although this life, which is without end, appertaineth unto the whole body of the Church; because Christ rose, not that he may live for hlmself, but for us. Therefore, he extolleth now in the members [560] the fruit and effect of that victory which he placed in the Head. Wherefore every one of the faithful may conceive sure hope of eternal life out of this place; secondly, the perpetuity of the Church is rather avouched in the person of Christ.

			:Because his life is taken from the earth. This is, to look to, (to be) a very absurd reason, that Christ doth reign with such renown in heaven and earth, because he was cut off. For who can believe that death is the cause of life? But this was done by the wonderful counsel of God, that hell should be a ladder, whereby Christ should ascend into heaven; that reproach should be unto him a passage into life; that the joyful brightness of salvation should appear out of the horror and darkness of the cross; that blessed immortality should flow from the deep pit of death. Because he humbled himself, therefore the Father exalted him, that every knee may bow before him, (Philippians 2:10,) etc. Now must we bethink ourselves what fellowship we have with Christ, that it may not be troublesome to any to go the same way.

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	*'''[[Acts 8:33 ~~(TRV)~~\|Acts 8:33]]''' In His humiliation His justice was taken away, and who will declare His generation? Because His life is taken from the earth.”		*'''[[Acts 8:33 King James Version 2016\|Acts 8:33]]''' In His humiliation His justice was taken away, and who will declare His generation? Because His life is taken from the earth.”

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	*'''[[Acts 8:33 (TRV)\|Acts 8:33]]'''		*'''[[Acts 8:33 (TRV)\|Acts 8:33]]''' In His humiliation His justice was taken away, and who will declare His generation? Because His life is taken from the earth.”

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	* '''[[Acts 8:33 Greek NT: Beza's Textus Receptus (1598)\|ΠΡΑΞΕΙΣ ΤΩΝ ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΩΝ 8:33]]'''		* '''[[Acts 8:33 Greek NT: Beza's Textus Receptus (1598)\|ΠΡΑΞΕΙΣ ΤΩΝ ΑΠΟΣΤΟΛΩΝ 8:33]]''' [[1722\|ἐν]] [[3588\|τῇ]] [[5014\|ταπεινώσει]] [[846\|αὐτοῦ]] [[3588\|ἡ]] [[5014\|κρίσις]] [[846\|αὐτοῦ]] [[142\|ἤρθη]], [[3588\|τὴν]] [[1161\|δὲ]] [[1074\|γενεὰν]] [[846\|αὐτοῦ]] [[5101\|τίς]] [[1334\|διηγήσεται]]; [[3754\|ὅτι]] [[142\|αἴρεται]] [[575\|ἀπὸ]] [[3588\|τῆς]] [[1093\|γῆς]] [[3588\|ἡ]] [[2222\|ζωὴ]] [[846\|αὐτοῦ]].

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'''Acts 8:33''' In his humiliation his judgment was taken away: and who shall declare his generation? for his life is taken from the earth.