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Vers. 9. PErceiving that he had faith to be healed] He perceived it by his countenance, he looked so cheerefully, and greedily upon him,* 1.1 as if he drunk in eve∣ry point that he said.
Vers. 23. And when they had ordained them Elders] The Greeke word saith one, (h) 1.2 signifies to ordaine by voyces. The Graecians used in their Elections,* 1.3 the cere∣mony
of holding up their hand, to testifie their liking of him that was chosen; the Romans going from one side unto another, whereof came pedibus ire in senten••iam? The word doth not necessarily signifie a choosing by suffrage, but a choosing by and with authority and power, and is attributed to the holy Ghost, choosing of the A∣postles (i) 1.4 elsewhere, where no suffrage of the people can have any place, and so here it signifieth; for it is attributed to Paul and Silos, not the people; they were pre∣sent not to certifie or disannull, but to yeeld to and accept of the choice which they should make.
Mr. Fenner. Arcano Spiritus instinctu pate∣facta fuit Paulo Claudi fides, sicuti ille unus dux & magister Apostolis fuit ad edenda miracula. Calvinus in loc.
Second reply against Whitgift. 136. See Cart∣wright also on this place; and Amesii Bella••m. Enerv. tomo. 2. p. 97.98. vide Bezam. Acts. 10.41.
Cartwright.
Vide Qui∣storpium. Our translation is true ordained by Election, and answereth the Greeke word, which we translate. Doctor Fulke, See More in him.