40-42): (_b_) That some were for laying violent hands on our Lord (ver.

44): (_c_) That the Sanhedrin, being assembled in debate, were reproaching their servants for not having brought Him prisoner, and disputing one against another[578] (ver.

45-52).

How can the Evangelist have proceeded,--'Again therefore Jesus spake unto them, saying, I am the light of the world'?
What is it supposed then that St.
John meant when he wrote such words?
But on the contrary, survey the context in any ordinary copy of the New Testament, and his meaning is perfectly clear.

The last great day of the Feast of Tabernacles is ended.