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Matthew Poole — Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 1
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Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 1 — Section 781
t Both the Levy of Men ; of which, Chap: 5: 13: and the Levy of Money upon his People and SubjeQs, which is ſufficiently evi- dent from many Scriptures. And this Sentence may look both backward and forward. He raiſed this Levy, both ro pay what he owed to Hiram,which is mentioned before ; and to Build the Works he…
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k i.e. At the three Solemn Feaſts. Which is not ſaid exclu-. ſively, as is evident both from 2 Chron, 8. 13. and from the expreſs and oft-repeated Commands of God to offer at other times, which it 1s abſurd to think that Selomon, not yet fallen into in, ſhould ſo wickedly and ſcandalouſly negleQ;bur becauſe then he…
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5 And the meat of his table and the fitting of his ſervants b, and the þ attendance of his miniſters z, and their apparel &, and his || cup-bearers, and his aſcent by which he went up unto the houſe of the LORD 7 ; there was no more ſpirit in her mn. h i.e. The order and manner in which his Courtiers, or other Su…
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c Or, 300 ſhekels, as it is expreſſed, 2 Chron. g. 16. 18 4 Moreover, the king made a great throne of ivory, and overlaid it 4 with the beſt gold. a Not wholly, but in part, here and there, which made it more beautifulto the eye. Probably the main ſubſtance of it was Ivory, bur ſome cavities were left init which w…
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| hundred wives, princeſles, and three bundred concubines e : and his wives turned away his heart. e Partly, for his Luſt , which being indulged, becomes infinite and unfatiable ; and partly from his Pride, accounting this a point of Honour and Magnificence. 4. For it came to paſs, when Solomon was old f, that h…
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18 And they aroſe out of Midian c, and came to Paran, and they took men with them out of Paran 4, and they came ro Egypt unto Pharaoh king of Fegypr, which gave him an houſe, and appointed him victuals, and gave him land e, c He fled at firſt with an intent to go into Egypt, as is ſaid, wer. 17+ but took M'dian, …
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; rity ſhould have one Tribe reſerved out of the Kingdom of 1-ael, or Hadadezer ; i.e. he bore a grudge againſt the 1ſra-lites trom, and | q Over ali that part ot Syria cnlarging- they heard not the words. yet might ſee the aftion,and rhe :ending | ' the book of the acts of Solomon » ? . [ will rend the kingdom ou…
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Interpreters queition, whether Solomon was ſaved, or damned ? That he was damned, ſome believe upon this only Argument, That he died without Repentance ; which they gather, 1x. Becauſe his Re- pentance is not mentioned in his Hiſtory. 2+ Becauſe if he had re- pented, he would have aboliſhed the Monuments of Idolatr…
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7 And they ſpake unto him, ſaying, If thou wilt he a ſervant unto this people this day +, and wilt ſerve them, and ; anſwer them, and ſpeak good words to them, then they will be thy ſervants for ever. h By complying with their Deſires, and condeſcending to them for a ſeaſon, till the troubled Humours be quieted, a…
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a Their Revolt is called Rebellion, and therefore was ſinful, be- cauſe it was contrary to God's Authority, and Command of ſub- jeftion to David, and his Seed from ever 3 from whichthe People were not freed by God's Promiſe and Grant made to Jeroboam,which was but a ſecret 'TranſafQtion, not yet ſufficiently reveal…
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0 In imitatio!: of Aaron's Golden Calf, and of the Egyptians from whom he was lately come. And this he the rather pretumed to do becauſe he knew the People of Iſrael were generally very prone to Superſtit:on, and Idolatry, as their whole Hiſtory ſheweth : and that Solomon's example and countenance given to falſe Wo…
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Chap. XIM. AH I : *h were not of the fons of Levi ; though they were not +; ongtoady þ ber = indeed was Jeroboam's Sin ; not that he choſe mean Perſons, for ſome of the Zevites were ſuch ; and his Sin had not been leſs, if he had choſen the Nobleſt and Greateſt Perſons; as we ſee in the Example of Uzziah, 2 Chron.…
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hands on,and to ſtir them up to do ſo. #5 Where it was employed, in offering ſomething upon it. k Or, withered, the Muſcles and Si. news,the Inſtruments of Motion,were ſhrunk up. This God did, partly to chaſtiſe Jeroboam from. offering Violence to the Lord's Pro. phet : partly, to ſecure the Propher againſt further…
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a Not with evil deſign againſt him, but out of curioſity,to know all the truth and circumltances from his own Mouth,and ro expreſs his kindneſs to him, and ro relieve his prefling hunger ; whereby poſſibly he thought to pleaſe God,and to compenſate for his miſcar- riages. But his vin was great ; for he did not only…
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23 4 Andit came to pals, after he had eaten bread, and after he had drunk,that he ſadied for him the als.*., 70 wit, for the prophet whom he had brought back. .*. That he might ſooner come to his home, and, if poſſible, eſcape the Judgment threatned. Bur, it is obſervable,he duth not accompany him ; his guilty Con…
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c Partly,becauſe he would truſt none elſe with this ſecret ; part- ly, becauie ſhe might, without ſuſpicion enquire concerning her own Child ; and partly, becauſe ſhe would enquire moſt exaQly, and diligently, and faithfully acquaint him with the whole truth. d Change thy habit, and voice, and go like a private and…
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x Either, Firſt, For the loſs of ſo worthy and hopeful a Perſon Or,Secondly,For the ſad Calamities which thould follow his death, which poflibly his moderation, and witdom, and vertue, might have prevented, whereof his death was a certain prefage and evi- dence. So they ſhould mourn, nor ſimply for him, but for the…
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S They followed the example of the 1ſraelttes, although they were better inſtructed, and had the Temple in their Kingdom, and liberty of acceſsto it, which was denied to the Iſraelites ; and the privi- ledge of Worſhipping God in his owa way, and the Counte!s, and Sermons, and Examples of the Prieſts and Levites, t…
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began And thus one and the fame Year may well be, as it fres quentiy 18, attributed to two ſeveral! Perſons. 2 three years breigned he in Jeruſalem : and his mo- thers name was Maachah the daughter of Abilhalom c. b See the laſt Note, on wer: xr. c Or, of Asſ;zlom, as he is. called 2 Ch'on; 11: 21. And tecauſe he …
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12 And alſo * Maachah his mother, even her he re- moved fronr being Queen o, becauſe the had made + an idol p in a grove, and Aſa | deltroycd her idol, and burnt it by the brook Kidron 9. | 05. e» He took from her either the name and authority of Queen- Regent, which ſhe, having been Rehoboam's Wife,and 4bijam's M…
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20 So Ben-hadad hearkned unto king Afa, and ſent the captains of the hoſts which he had, againft the cicies of Ifrael, and ſmote jon, and Dan, and Abel-beth-maachah, and all Cinneroth f, with all the land of Naphecali. f The Northern parts of Baaſha's Kingdom, which were neareſt to his own Kingdom of Damaſcus, and…
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belicge ir both now and many Years after this time, Chap. 16. 15. declared ow, or by whom he would doit. 2. Baaſhs did this, not to 25 Even in the third year of Aſaz king of Judah, did | fulfill God's Will, bur his own Luſts. See on wer. 2. 0 Baaſha ſlay Lim o, and reigned in his ſtead. 8 In the twentieth and ſixth y…
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q i.e. This befell him forhis fins. r Which he might do, either before his Reign, in the whole courſe of his Life, which isjuſtly charged upon him, | becauſe of his Impenitency : or in the Seven Days of his Reign ; in which, he had time enough ro publiſh his Intentions or Decrees, about the continuance of the Worſh…
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# This is here added, 1. As a CharaQter of the time > ſtance of the Truth and Certainty of Divine Prodiions and _ nations, this being fulfilled 800 Years after it was threatned ; and withal, asa Warning to the Jrazl:tes, not ro think themiclves inno- cent or fate, becauſe the Judgment thteatned againſt them by A4hi…
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1 5. e. I have decreed or appointed. Or, 7 ſhall command, i.e. ef feQually move them. by Inſtin&s and Inclinations,which I ſkall pur into them, which ſball be as forcible with them,as a Law or Com- mand is to Men. God is faid to Command both Brute Creatures, as Amos 9; 3 Jonah 2: 10. and ſenſeleſs things; as Job 38…
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of oil fail, until the day tha: the LORD + ſendeth rain upon the earth. | | 4 In whom I perceive thou truſteſt. e 7 e. The Meal of theBarre! An iypallage or Metonomy. $0 the cruſe of oil for the oil of the cruſe. 15 And ſhe went and did according to the ſaying of Elijah f : and ſhe, and he, and her houſe did eat |…
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a Either, 1» From the time when he went to hide himſelf by the B:ook Cherith ; Six Months before which time the Famine might begin, tho it was not yet come to extremity. And ſo this being in, or towards the end of the third Year, it makes up theſe Three Years and Six Months,7aw.s.17. Or, 2. From the time of his goi…
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11 And now thou ſayelt, Go tell thy lord, Behold, Elijah #s here. 12 And it ſhall come to paſs, as ſoon as I am gone from thee, that the ſpirit of the LORD » ſhall carry thee whither I know not /; and ſo when I come and tell Ahab, and he cannot find thee, he will ſlay me 5: but I thy ſervant fear thze LORD from m…
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22 Let them therefore give us two bullocks », and let them chuſe one bullock for themſelves o, and cut it in pieces, and lay it on wood, and put no fire under : and I will dreſs the other bullock, and lay it on wood, and put no fire under : n He attempts the Deciſion of this Controverſie, not by God's Word, which…
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1 Cor. 11. 4.and 14+ 5; 6. &c- f Heb. of the Sacrifice, which being here oppolcd to the time of their offering, which was the morning,v.26. muſt needs be meant of the Evening Sacrifice; of which ſee Exod 29.39. &c.which is called the Sacrifice, by way of Eminency, becauſe it was more folemn-and publick,and fre= qu…
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b In way of acknowledgment and adoration of the True God E He alone ; and Baal is a dull and ſenſcleis Idol. And they double the words, to note their abundant fatisfaftion and aſſurance of the Truth of their Aſſertion. 40 And Elijah ſaid unto them 4, || Take the prophets of Baal.let not one of them eſcape: and the…
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c She gives him notice of it before-hand : partly, out of the height of her Spuir,as icorning to kill him ſecretly and furreptitiouſly,and E reſolving to make him a publick Sacrifice : partly,out of her Impa- ; tience,ti}l the had breathed out herRage,which tie could do ſpeed. ly, when it required iome time and pre…
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: : ; 2 \, Chap. XIX5 : | K I N G $& e Chap. XIX.' did nor only for hisown fake, that he might be freed from his great | were paſt, he proſecutes his Journey, and goeth on to the mouth | Fears and Troubles ; bur eipecially from his Zeal for Gods Glory, } of the Cave, and there ſtands till. Or, the words may be rendr…
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the dicautul Wind, and Earthquake, and Fire ; ano, we 1 = q yu > SS 21&.C ; To make ſuch a Change in thee, that thou ſhouldelt be wuling ro | : fortuke 3 «& 3} } 'q hap. deſirable. Rn - Fl -mi3chiey þ + Heb. T kept not back from him, E > Chap: 197 28 + Heb: ar! &t my fert. | Heb. . RR, E347 fo…
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> Who having hid himſelf before, now ventures to come to Ahad, having this welcome Meflage in his Mouth. q God» though forſaken and negleQed by Ahas, prevents him with his gracious Promite of Help 3 partly, That 4þab and the Idolatrous 1aelites, might hereby be fully convinced and won to God, or left without all Ex…
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; Who being of ſofter Education, and leſs experienced in Military Matters, were leſs fit for his Service ; and being many of them, but Mercinaries, and therefore leſs concerned in his good Succeſs, would be more negligent and cautious in venturing themſe]ves for his good. & #: e: Experienced Soldiers of his own Sub…
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#Hb. thou haft loſt, horſe for horſe, and chariot for chariot: | 33 Now the men did diligently obſerve, whether 2 and we will fight againſt them in the plain, and ſurely | 9 :bing would come from him, and did haſtily catch jr 45 #4. we ſhall be ſtronger than they. And he hearkned unto | 4nd they faid, Thy brother Ben…
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Wall, or Walls upon them ; or doing this by the Miniſtry of Angels. hich cannot be incredible to any Man. except to him rhat denies the Truth of all the Miracles Recorded in rhe Old and New Teſta- ment ; which being Atteſted, many of them, by Jews and Heathens ; 1t15 the height of Folly and Impudence to deny. For i…
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which a& of his providence, eſpecially compared with that Law, 5t was moſt evident, that this man was appointed by God to Deſtru- Aion, as is here ſaid: Bur 4hab was ſo ſar from puniſhing this Blaſphemer, thathe doth nor ſo much as Rebuke him, bur Treats himlike a Friend, and a Brother ; diſmiſſeth him upon eaſie T…
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k Heb. Bleſs. Bleſſing is put for curſing and blaſpheming, as 705. 1. 5. * Ats6; and 2.9. fo alſo here. as 1s apparent» beczule his 5leffng God and 11: the King had been no Crime. It is a Figure called Euphemiſmus. God * Lev: would have blaſphemy ſo much abhorred,thart ir ſhould not eaſily and 24 14! unneceſlatily …
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Gen 15, 16.and 48: 22. tos 2. 9, 10. Eo $-o 27Andit came to paſs when Ahab heard thoſe words,. that he rent his clothes, »nd put ſackcloth upon his fleſh, and faſted, and lay in ſackcioth, and went ſofciy.k - k i. e. Slowly and filently,after the manner of mourners or thoſe who are under a great conſternation, and…
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5 And Jehojhaphac faid umo the king of iſrael, En quire f I pray tee, at the word of the LORD to day: f By ſome Prophet; that we may know the mind of God in it, and «hat ſucceſs we may expect. This was the practiſe of the - God!y. See Juag- 1. 1: and 20; 28. 154m. 23, 2. o Then the king of Iſ{caei gathered the pro…
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I not tell thee, that he would prophetie no good con- * Matth, 9: 36. , [1 and * all the hoſt of Heaven e ſtanding by him f,on his : 8.10. right hand, and on his lefr. | Eb.1.7, «© Becauſe thou giveſt credit to thy falſe Prophets,and diſtruſteſt } I4+ /,mmy words,as it they were bur the ſuggeſtions of my own ta…
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[ Or, when be was ro grſgu'ſe pimeif- gud inter into the baitel, + Heb. i bu frmpli= cit). tf Heb, qoynts an1 the breaſt « late. 4 Heb. made ſick. + Heb. aſcended. f Heb. boſom, 7 Heb. came, y Chap; 21:19, F 2 Chr. 20; 31. ro Abab : and partly,becauſe the War was juſt and Lawful to recover | …
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t He took the ſame care for the government of his Kingdom;and eſpecially for the reformation of Religion, that ſa did : of whom ſce Chap, 15.11- u ObjeF. It is ſaid, he did take them away, 2 Chren. 17.6. Anſw. He took away thoſe which were ere&ed to Idols; of which,he ſeems to ſpeak there, becauſe the high places a…
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» Wherein he diſcovers more Petulancy and Impudence than the former ; and ſhews, how little he was moved or affrighted by the former Example. LI 12 And Elijah anſwered and ſaid unto them, If I be a man of God, let fire come down from heaven, and conſume thee and thy fafty. And the fire of God came down from heave…
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r His Brother, Chap. 3. 1. for hz had no ſon to ſucceed him, as it here follows.s Other Paſſages of Scripture ſeem ro claſh with this, as that Ahazia/,, who reigned but two years, began his reign in Jeho= ſhaphar's ſeventeenth vear, 1 Kings 22: 51- and therefore this Fehoran muſt begin his Reign in Jchoſhaphar's Ni…
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g Either, r. Double to what is in thee. Which it ſeemsnot pro- bable, that he had confidence either to ask, or to expe&t. Or, rather 2. Double to what the rs{t of the Sons of the Prophets may receive at thy Requeſt upon this occaſion. He alludes ro the double portion of the Firſt-born, Dcut: 21; 175 But though E!.j…
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y Either it was ſo originally, at leaſt, as to that part of the City Ly Heb. where the Colledge of the Prophets was ; for it is not neceſſary to cauſing #® underſtand this of the whole Territory : ory it became ſo from the miſcarry. Curſe of God inflifted upon it, either when 7ojbua firſt took it ; or afterwards, w…
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C H A*'P. IIL *choram followeth the Sin of Jeroboam : He with Jehoſhaphat and the King of Eaom goeth to Battel againft Moab, 1= 81 They in Difireſs for Water obtain it by Eliſha, and a Promiſe of Viftory, 9 === 20, The Moabites decerved by the Colour of the Water, coming as to Spoil, are overcome, 20 25. Fhe King …
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12 And Jchoſhaphatſaid, The word of the LORD is with himr. So the king of Iſrael, and Jehoſhaphat, and the king of Edom went down to him /. r We may enquire the Mind of God by him : for he is a true Prophet» Which Jehoſbaphat might eaſily underſtand, becauſe being a good Man,and a great Favourer of the Lords Proph…
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e Evening-Sacrifice unqueſtionably was, 4s 3- 1: there being the ſame reaſon for ſubſtance tor borh times. At this time Elſhah joineu his prayers with the prayers of Gods people, eſpecially thoſe at Fe- ruſalem,- as Elijah had done at a like time, 1 Kings +8. 29. and thz: time God che to anſwer his and their prayer…
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x E:ther, Firſt, the King of Ezoms Son ; whom in this eruption he "ey aging: | rook, and then Sacrificed. Compare Amos 2: 1. Bur, Firſt, That _ pace Ipeaks of the king, nor of the king: jon ; and of the burning of” is bones, nor of the offering of a living man for a Burnt- Offering. zxecondly, this would not have m…
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cometh to us, that he ſhall curn in thirher. . 7 That he may be free from the noiſe of FamiUy-buſineſs, and enjoy that privacy, which, I perceive, hedeſireth for his Prayers and Medirations. { He will not be troubleſome or chargeable to us : he cates not for rich Furniture or coſtly Entertainment, and is content w…
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I This Child was not given to me upon my immoderate deſire, for which I might have juſtly been thus chaſtilted, as Rachel was, Gen- 30: I. —_— with 35. 18. but was freely promiſed to me' by thee in Gods Name, and fromhis ſpecial Grace and Favour: and there- fore I truſt both thou didft pray forit, and God deſign it…
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Leaves of a Vine,and are very bitter, and pernicious to the eater. 40 So they poured our for the men to eat : and ir came to paſs as they were eating of the pottage, that they cryed out, and ſaid, O thou man of God, there is death in the pot z : and they could not eat thereof. z i»e. Some deadly thing : which they…
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5 » Either,in deteftation of his Blaſphemy in giving God s PerfeQi- ons to him: or rather,for Grief,arifing from a ſuſpicion & fear that the Syrian made this only a pretence for the War which he deſign- ed againſt him. o He expreſleth it thus, becauſe Leprofie 1s a kind or degree of Death, Numb. 12. 12- and he thou…
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there ſeemed to be an appearance of Evil in this attion, though done with an honeſt mind, he deſires the Prophets Prayers that God would not charge it upon him as Idolatry, nor be diſpleaſed with him for that praQtice. 19 And he faid unto him, Go in peace ». So he departed from him 7 a little way. about this matt…
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| || . & For ſome Generations ; or for a long time, as that word 1s oft uſed, and as may be thought by comparing this with Exod: 20:55. & 34:7. | Being confounded with the ſenſe of his Guilt,and Shame, and Miſery,and baniſhed from the Company of others by GodsLaw, Levit.:13:and 14+ * Which is the worit kind of Lepr…
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f That by ſome viſible Appearance, he may ſee the Inviſible Guard of Angels which incompaſls & defend us. q Which is uſeful, both for Defence to thoſe that are ſurrounded by it,8& Offence to the Enemies who ſhall arremprt to break through ir. »r Either the Mountains were round about the City, and therefore round ab…
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