vBR. 11 — 19. ST. LUKE. 585 18.There are not found that returnedto give gloryto God, savethisstranger. 19.And He saiduntohim,Arise,go thyway : thy faithhathmade theewhole. AMBROSE.Afterspeakingthe foregoingparable,ourLord censurestheungrateful.TIT.BOST.Saying,And itcame to pass,shewingthattheSamaritanswere indeedwelldisposed towardsthe merciesabovementioned,but theJews not so. Fortherewas enmitybetweentheJews and the Samaritans, andHe to allaythis,passedintothe midstof bothnations, thatHe mightcementbothintoone new man. CYRIL.The SaviournextmanifestsHis gloryby drawing overIsraeltothefaith.As itfollows,And asHe enteredinto acertainvillage,theremet Him tenmen thatwerelepers,men whowerebanishedfrom the towns and cities,and counted unclean,accordingtotheritesoftheMosaiclaw. TIT.BOST.They associatedtogetherfrom the sympathy theyfeltas partakersof the same calamity,and werewait ingtillJesuspassed,anxiouslylookingout to seeHim ap proach.As itissaid,Which stoodafaroff,forthe Jewish lawesteemsleprosyunclean,whereasthe lawofthe Gospel callsuncleannottheoutward,but theinwardleprosy. THEOPHYL.They thereforestandafaroffasifashamed of theuncleannesswhich was imputedto them,thinkingthat Christwould loathethem as othersdid. Thus theystood afaroff,but were made nigh unto Him by theirprayers.Ps.145,18. fortheLord isnighuntoallthem thatcallupon Him in truth.Thereforeitfollows,And theyliftedup theirvoices, findsaid,Jesus,Master,have mercy upon us. TIT.BOST. Theypronouncethe name ofJesus,and gainto themselves thereality.For Jesusisby interpretationSaviour.They say,Have mercyupon us,becausetheywere sensibleof His power,and soughtneitherforgoldand silver,butthattheir bodiesmight put on againa healthfulappearance.THEO- PHYL.They do not merelysupplicateor entreatHim as if He werea man, but they callHim Master or Lord,as if almosttheylookedupon Him as God. But He bidsthem shewthemselvesto the priests,as itfollows,And when He