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Coke's Commentary on the Holy Bible

John 21 - Introduction

Christ appearing again to his disciples, is known to them by the great draught of fishes: he dineth with them; earnestly commandeth Peter to feed his lambs and sheep; foretelleth him of his death; rebuketh his curiosity touching John. The conclusion.

Anno Domini 33.

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