3.  That the Saviour then was buried, ye have heard distinctly in the preceding discourse, as Isaiah saith, His burial shall be in peace Is. lvii. 2:  He entereth into peace (R.V.).:  for in His burial He made peace between heaven and earth, bringing sinners unto God:  and, that the righteous is taken out of the way of unrighteousness Is. lvii. 1:  that the righteous is taken away from the evil to come (R.V.).:  and, His burial shall be in peace:  and, I will give the wicked for His burial Is. liii. 9:  they made His grave with the wicked (R.V.)..  There is also the prophecy of Jacob saying in the Scriptures, He lay down and couched as a lion, and as a lion’s whelp:  who shall rouse Him up Gen. xlix. 9.?  And the similar passage in Numbers, He couched, He lay down as a lion, and as a lion’s whelp Num. xxiv. 9..  The Psalm also ye have often heard, which says, And Thou hast brought me down into the dust of death Ps. xxii. 15..  Moreover we took note of the spot, when we quoted the words, Look unto the rock, which ye have hewn ἐπεσημειωσάμεθα, “noted for ourselves;” Middle Voice. Is. li. 1:  quoted in Cat. xiii. 35..  But now let the testimonies concerning His resurrection itself go with us on our way.