340 “Clement of Alexandria says that Peter, James and John after our Lord’s ascension were not ambitious of dignity, honoured though they had been by the preference of their Master, but chose James the Just as Bishop of Jerusalem.” Dr Salmon, “Introduction to the New Testament,” p. 565. 341 “This James whom the ancients ... surnamed the Just.” Eusebius, _Eccl. Hist._ 6, ii. c. 1. 342 John xvi. 7, 8. 343 Acts xvi. 6-8. 344 Philippians ii. 13. 345 Matth. xviii. 21. 346 Romans v. 8. 347 1 Cor. xv. 44. 348 The harvest in Palestine ripens at different times in different localities; but as a general rule the barley-harvest may be considered as taking place from the middle to the close of April, and the wheat-harvest about a fortnight later; see Robinson, _Palestine_, Vol. 1. p. 431 (ed. 2), and compare Stanley, _Palestine_, p. 240, note (ed. 2). Note taken from Bishop Ellicott’s Historical Lectures on the “Life of our Lord,” page 106. 349 John iv. 6. The marginal rendering of the Revised Version is “Jesus ... sat _as he was_ by the well.” The words in italics answer to “thus,” οὕτως. This means that He did not call for His cloke and wrap it round Him, as in winter He would have done. This is clearly eye-witness narration. 350 This _glorifying_ consisted not in its gaining Him glory in the common sense but in its being an event leading Him to the Cross, to the fullest abandonment to His Father’s will. This is the true glory. Compare John xii. 28, xxi. 19.