2 a Christ shewed them his glorie, that they might not think that he suffred throught infirmitie: but that he offered vp him self willingly to dye.
2 ! The transgression of Christ vpon the mountaine of Thabor.
4 c After Moses & Elias departure Peter fearing he shulde lose that joyful sight, speaketh as a man distracted & wolde haue lodged them in earthlie houses, which were receiued in gloire.
5 e Christ is our chief and onelie scholemaster.
5 d We are reconciled to God by Christ onely.
9 g For men wolde not haue belieued them, before that Christ had made his glorie more manifest by his resurrection.
17 h He speaketh chiefly to the Scribes, who began to bragge, as if they had not gotten the victorie ouer Christ because his disciples were not able to do this miracle.
20 i By this maner of speache is signified, that they shulde do things, by their faith that shulde seme impossible.
21 k The best remedie to strengthen the weake faith is prayers, which hathe fasting added to it, as an helpe to the same.
21 ! Prayer and fasting.
22 ! Christ telleth them before of his passion.
24 l The Greke worde is (didrachma) which was of value about 10 pence of olde sterling monie, & the Israelites payed it once by the Lawe, {Exo. 30, 13}, and at this time they payed it to the Romans.
27 m Or giue occasion to forsake the trueth.
27 n The worde is (Statera) which conteineth two didrachmas, & is valued about 5 grotes of olde sterling.