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Coke's Commentary on the Holy Bible

Matthew 4 - Introduction

Christ fasteth, and is tempted. The angels minister unto him: he dwelleth in Capernaum, beginneth to preach, calleth Peter and Andrew, James and John, and healeth all the diseased.

Anno Domini 29.

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