linen cloth, | | | spices, as the | | | custom of the | | | Jews is to | | |41 bury. Now in | | | the place where | | | he was | | | crucified there | | | was a garden; | | | and in the and laid him |60 and laid it | and laid him | garden a new in a tomb | in his own | in a tomb | tomb wherein which had | new tomb, | that was hewn| was never man been hewn out| which he had | in stone, | yet laid [_see of a rock; | hewn out in | where never | Deut. and he rolled| the rock: and| man had yet | 21:22-23_]. a stone | he rolled a |54 lain. And it |42 There then against the | great stone | was the day | because of the door of the | to the door | of the | Jews' tomb. | of the tomb, | Preparation, | Preparation | and departed.| and the | (for the tomb | | sabbath | was nigh at | | [2]drew on. | hand) they laid | | | Jesus. [Footnote 1: Many ancient authorities read _were already dead_.] [Footnote 2: Gr. _began to dawn_.] [Footnote 3: Or, _crushed_.] [Footnote 4: Some ancient authorities read _roll_.] § 168. THE WATCH OF THE WOMEN BY THE TOMB OF JESUS _The women maintain their watch and rest on the Sabbath (beginning 6 P.M.) while the Pharisees have a guard of Roman soldiers to keep watch over the Roman seal on the tomb._ Friday afternoon till Saturday afternoon