VER. 7— 13. ST. LTJKE. 699 bearinga pitcherofwater; followhim intothe house wherehe enterethin. 11. And ye shallsay unto the goodman of the house,The Master saithunto thee,Where is the guestchamber,where I shalleatthePassoverwithMy disciples? 12.And he shallshew you a largeupper room furnished: theremake ready. 13.And they went,and foundas He had saidunto them: and they made readythePassover. TIT.BOST. Our Lord, in order to leave us a heavenly Passover,ate a typicalone, removing the figure,that the truthmight take itsplace. BEDE. By the day of unleavened breadof the Passover,He means the fourteenthday of the firstmonth, the day on which,having put away the leaven, theywere accustomed to holdthe Passover,thatis,the lamb, towardsevening. EUSEB. But should any one say," If on thefirstday of unleavened bread the disciplesof our Saviour preparethe Passover,on that day then should we alsocele bratethe Passover;"we answer,thatthiswas not an admo nition,but a historyof the fact. It iswhat took placeat the timeof the savingPassion; but itisone thing to relatepast events,another to sanctionand leavethem an ordinance to posterity.Moreover, the Saviourdid not keep His Passover with the Jews at the time that they sacrificedthe lamb. For they did thison the Preparation,when our Lord suffered. Thereforethey enterednot intothe hallof Pilate,that they John might not be defiled,but might eat the Passover. For from 18,28- the time that they conspiredagainstthe truth,they drove farfrom them the Word of truth. Nor on the firstday of unleavened bread,on which the Passover ought to be sacri ficed,did they eat theiraccustomed Passover,for they were intentupon something else,but on the day after,which was the second of unleavened bread. But our Lord on the first day of unleavened bread, that is,on the fifthday of the week, kept the Passoverwith His disciples. THEOPHYL. Now on the same fifthday He sendstwo of