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By so doing, the Lord Jesus doth plainly declare, that he had his whole life and death in his own free power; wherefore Mark saith, that Pilate, not without admiration, asked if Christ were already dead (he addeth likewise) that the Cen∣turion chiefly for that reason beleeved, because hee saw Christ give up the ghost with a loud cry, and signification of great power.