{"passage":["Mark 14:34"],"results":[{"document":"aoc1680","id":"85","url":"/api/v1/documents/aoc1680/questions/85","segments":[{"text":"In the Institution of the Supper, the Words whereof are these.","proofs":["Mark 14:22,&c"]}]},{"document":"aoc1680-modernized","id":"85","url":"/api/v1/documents/aoc1680-modernized/questions/85","segments":[{"text":"In the Institution of the Supper, the Words whereof are these.","proofs":["Mark 14:22,&c"]}]},{"document":"bastingius1591","id":"44","url":"/api/v1/documents/bastingius1591/entries/44","segments":[{"text":"Wherefore wee receiue no small fruit and comfort, even of this part of Christs humbling, whereby we may sustaine our selues in extreme sorrows, and in most grieuous tentations: for if our conscience do trouble vs with the multitude of our sinnes, for the which we tremble at Gods iudgment, who threatneth vnto sin everlasting condemnation, this shield of fayth is ready at hand: That Christ did most bitterlie indure in his soule, the anguishe of conscience for our sinnes, together with the sence and feeling of Gods iudgment and wrath, when hee complained and said. My soul is heauie even to the death: If Satan also set vpon vs, and set before our eies that gulfe, then which, non can be more fearful, as if God had forsaken and cast vs away, and would not vouchsafe to heare vs, as if hee had conspired our destruction, lette vs then call to minde, that the Sonne of God, was therefore heard and deliuered when he groned, and cried out. My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?","proofs":["Mark 14:34"]}]}]}