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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 841
'( which is near a kin to the Hebrew, and from which many Words are explained ) is Called Doves Dung : for this was a Food much in uſe amongſt the poorer Iſraelites, and was by all eſteemed a very courſe Food, and therefore fit to be joynei with an afles Head : and a Kab was the uſual Meaſure of all torts of Grains…
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among which Jehu might be one : and theſe were here littiag with him ;. cither, to ieceive comfort and counſel from him in rhis di- {rrefſed time ; or rather, to ſfollicite kim to uſe his Power with G d, tor their relief : which according'y he doth, and in compli- ance with them, nor out of any fear of the King, ( …
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6 For the LORD made the hoſt of the Syrians to *heara noiſe koi chariots ,and anoiſe of horſes, even the noiſe of a great hoſt: and they ſaid one toanother,Lo,the king of Ifrael hath hired againſt us che kings of the Hit- tices /, and the kings of the Egyptians » to come upon us. k Either, in the Air: or rather in…
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19 And that lord an{wered the man of Gud, and ſaid, Now behold, ifthe LORD ſhould make windows in hea- ven, might ſuc"na thing be? And hefſiid, Behold, thou (balt ſee ic with thine eyes, but ſhalt nor eat thereof. 20 And oit fell our unto him : for the people trod upon himinthe gate, and he died, CAP. VII. The S…
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f with him, even of every good thing of Damaſcus, for- ty camels burden », and came and ſtood before him, and ſaid, thy ſon Ben-hadad o king of Syria hath ſent me to thee, ſaying, Shall I + recover of chis diſeaſe ? » Hazael carried the more noble Preſent, hoping, as his Maſter did, to ger ſome Intereſt in the Pro…
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22 Yet Edom revolted j from under the hand of Ju- dah untilthis day. Then Libnah & revolted / at the ſame Une. ; Forthough Joram had given them a Defeat, yer it may ſeem to have been no great ſl:ughter, bur only a putting them to flight ; and therefore they might eaſily rally again. And Jehoram could nor pur- ſue…
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e1. e. Intoan Inner Chamber in the Houſe, v. 2. 7 Thereby in Gods Name letting him in to the aftual poſſeflion of the Kingdom: For if Elijah did before this time Anoint him, as ſome think, from T Kings 19. 16. that Un&tion did only confer a remote right to the Kingdom, as Samue!'s Union did to David, 1 $a, i6. 13. …
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_ 18 S0 there weit one on horſeback romeer him, and taid, Thus faith the king, Is it peace? And Jchu ſaid, What halt chouto do with peace 5? turn thee behind me. Anuthe watchman toid, ſaying, The meilenger came to them, but hv cometh nor agein. 6 What right haſt thou, or thy Maſter thac feat thee, to Peace ? 19 I…
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isthere to be underſtood, not of the City, but of the Kinzdom, or Territory ſo called, 1 Kings 13: 32. and elſewhere, in which Megidoo was : and fo that may be noted to ſhew that he could not flce into his own Kingdom where he might have been ſafe ; bur was forced to take up in another part of the Kingdom of 1-ae!,…
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fThus he ſpeaks,cither becauſe he had ſome notice of their inten- tions thus to do: or,to make tryal of them,whether they would do ſo,or would be true to him and his deſigns : or, to fignife to them his intentions of fighting againſt them, if they did fo, that by the terror hereof he mighr bring them to a complianc…
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# Where they uſed to ſhear Seep, and then to Feaſt after their manner, 1 Sam: 25: 36. 2 Sam*13:23- Or, this may be the name of a place, Beth-hek-d of the jb pheras : or, Bethaheked-robim. 13 Jehu + mer with the brethren * of Ahaziah king _—-- = — We are the brethren of Ahaziah, and we go down þ to falute the chi…
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wo ng themſelves out (Hiphil for Hithpahel,which is oe ] - the Hebrew Language) and went, 0h .6. ' 12. hafted, Heb.pujbed him imielf, 2. . elf on,or flung himielf, z. 2. w 7 . 2, W haſte ; and in the Greer Text, Mark 14:72 pg, City near to Samari here : . aria, where another eminent Temple of Baal was Clap. XY …
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- _—_ _ ax by =_ 137 pets "a Miniſters- Or, 2. All his 4 orſhippers,as the lame WOr is Tranſlated.in rhe cloſe of this Verſe. erected: But this ſeems not to agree wi ; ; Nueft. How could all theſe be contained in one Houſe of Baal? Ai. bur one Houſe or Temple of w—_ ink ptr FR being ';Chre. Well enough,for the numbe…
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hap: 1 3o eb: 0+ 12d 1wf4 j n Heb.the Fl pert | ; Chre. 12.10- Jifleb/eed It | [yg "Crop, wn, ſed Houſe, except he were married very young, and therein over- wo I. 5 And Jehu ſlept with his fathers, and they buried him in Samaria, and Jehoahaz his ſon reigned in his d. m_ And + the time that Jehu rei…
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eminency,as their Work ſheweth, wver.5,6,7.and 2 Chron. 23,1,2+ and their diſtin&tion from the Captains and Guard. 1 Or, Princes,or Nebles, or Commanders ; ſuch as he knew were weary of her Idolatrous and Tyrannnical Government, and Faithful to their King. »» Poflibly thoſe who had been the former King's Guard, who…
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þ 3. e The Book of the Law, which he put into the Kings ad, to mind him of his Duty at his entrance upon his Kingdom, whic was to Read and Write out that Holy Book, Devt:17:18. and to Go- vern himſelf and his Kingdom by it ; the Law of God being fre» quently and moſt properly called a Teſtimony, as Pſal:$:78: 5:and…
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N * the ſeventh year of Jehu,Jehoaſh began to reign; and forty years reigned he in Jeruſalem : And his mothers name was Zibiah of Bcerſheba. 2 And Jehoaſh did bar which was right in the ſight either formerly or lately vowed or dedicated to the uſe and ſer- ' vice of God and of his Houſe,either by the former Kings;…
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3 i. e. It was not employed towards the reparation of the Houſe, becaule, as itfollows, it was the Prieſts 5 it was given them for their private uſe and maintenance- Queſt, If this reaſon was weighty, how could the money of them that paſſed the account, or, the money that every man was ſet at, be thus employed, 'as…
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8 4 Now thereſt of the ads of Jehoahaz, and all that hedid, and his might », «re they not written-in the book of the Chronicles of the kings of Iſrael 2? » For though his ſucceſs was nor good. he hewed much perſonal! valour and courage. Which is noted to intimate, that the 1/raelites were not conquered, becauſe of…
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*; Or, were ahorr to bury, as that Particle is oft uſed in the Hebrew Tongue. # Coming towards them, but at ſome diſtance. b Not daring to carry thedead Corps further to the place appointed for his burial, they made uſe of the next burying-place, where Eliſha was buried, and there they removed ſome Stone, or opened…
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king of Judah, ſaying, The thiſtle that was in Lebanon, ſent to the cedar that was in Lebanon », ſaying, Give thy daughter ro my fon to wife o; and there paſſed by a wild beaſt chat was in Lebanon, and trod down the thiſtle p. n By the chile, a low and contemptible, yet troubleſome Shrub, he underſtands Amaziah z…
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| Reign, v. 2. which may well be doubted. 5 Called alſo Uzziah here *. ie The people, or the princes and chief men among them | and v.13, 30. cSolely and fully to exerciſe his Regal Power. poſſibly thoſe whoſe Sons he had delivered up as Hoſtages to Jehoaſh, 2 Sixteen years old was he when he began on reign; with th…
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KING Ss. Chip. XVI, [up againſt Pekah, as the Man who by his Murder of King Pekahiah the Son of Menahem, whom rhe A4ſhrian Monarch ſer up and favoured, and by his unneceſſary War with 4haz, had brought the 4ſjrian upon thems and cauſed the loſs of one half of that Kingdom. g ef. How could this be, when Jetham Reig…
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; Not of the Temple properly ſocalled ; but of one of the Courts of the Temple, probably that which Jed ro the King's Palace, 2 Chron. 23. 20- called alſo thenew gate. Jer. 26. 10. and 36. 10. 36 C4 Now the reſt of the a&s of Jotham, and all that he did, are they not written in the book of the Chronicles of the ki…
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{ Of Burnt-offerings,made by Solomon, and placed there by God's appointments 7 7+ e. From before the Lords Houſe ; Sce on Lev.1, 3. u Or rather, from between his Altar, &c. or, that Altar, &c. His new Altar was at firſt ſet below the.Brazen Altar, and at a further diſtance from the Temple. This he took for a Diſpar…
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: 10. 2 And he did that which was evil in the ſight of the LORD, but not as the king of Iſr:el that were before him c, | c For he neither worſhipped Baal,as many of his Predeceſſors did; nor compelled the People ro Worſhip the Calves;one of them, thar of Dan, being deſtroyed,or carried away before, as the H:brew …
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f Which Attion is here aſcribed to the People,becauſe they would not farry till God, by his Providence, had inveſted Jeroboam with the Kingdom which he had promiſed him; bur raſhly,and unthankfully, and revellioufly,roſe up againſt the Houſe of Dawid,to which they had ſuch great Obligations ;and ſet him upon the Th…
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! Either Shalmanezer, or rather his Son and Succeſſor, Eſarkaddon, Ezra 4+ 2. becauſe this was a work of ſome time ; and as his Father had projeCted, & poſſibly began this; ſo he execured or finiſhed it: whence it is aſcribed to him rather than to his Farther. 2 Which then was ſubje& to the 4ſjrian Monarch ; but a …
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deſcribing,and to the deſcription whereof he returns, ver.41. So the following Verſes are a Digrefſion, wherein he deſigns only to take an occaſion ro compare them with the Ijraelires, and to aggravate the fins of the 1/razlites above theirs, which he doth,ver:3 5,&c-and then returns to the former Deſcription,ver:4…
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b How is this credible ? For then 4haz, who lived bur Six and Thirty Years, chap 19:2, muſc beget Hezekiah art the Eleventh Year of his Age. An]: 1. There are ſome like Inſtances mentioned by credible Authors ; which theſe very Men will nor deny,who are ſo ready to quarrel with the holy Scriptures for ſuch matters.…
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1 He ſhook off that Yoke of Subje&ion and Tribute,to which his Father had wickedly ſubmitrred, Chap.16.7. and reaſlumed that full & independent Soveraignty which God had ſetled in rhe Houle of David, which 4haz could nor alienate further, than for his own time: Arid Hezek/ab's Caſe differs much from that of Zedekia…
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whom dolt thou truſt h,char thou rebelleſt againſt me 2 ralt+f T Heb. f Wiras of the Lips, 5.e. vain, unpro- word of come not from thy the lips. d Either to thy People,to encourage them : or rath ithi ſelf. e Or, ſurely : or, only. 0 er,within thy fitable, idle ralk, without any eff:& ; or they heart ; thou ſpea…
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z Of which ſee Jer. 49. 23. # Of which ſee Chap. 17. 24. b The names, either 1. of Idol-gods. But why ſhould only theſe two be named, 2nd not the gods of the other places here mentioned ? Or rather,2.of Cities or Countries,as is manifeſt from Chap.19.13. where thoſe words are repeated among other places, whole King…
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hþ Heb. a wind, a Storm or Tempeſt, by which name God's Judgments are ofr called ; 7z.e. a violent, and ſudden, and terrible Stroke ; namely, That miraculous Deſtruftion of his Army, . of which, v. 35. Although the place may be rendred thus, 1wil put s Spirit within him, ſo that he ball hear @ rumour, and returi, &…
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# So he calls Zion, or Jeruſalem ; partly, becauſe ſhe was pure in good meaſure from that groſs Idolatry wherewith other people were defiled, which is called Spirituai Whoredom: Partly, ro ligne, that God would defend ker trom that Rape which Sernacherib intended to commit upon her,with nolefs Care and Zeal, than P…
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22 By Þ thy meſſengers © thou haſt reproached the LORD, and haſtſaid, Withthe multirudeot thy chari- ots lam come up to the heighth of the mcuntains d, to the fides of Lebanon e, and will cut down Þ the tall ce- dars thereof, and the choice fir-trees thereof f: and I . will enter into the lodgings of his borders g…
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3 To wit, of the certzin accompliſhment of the Promiſes here made to thee ; That Zim ſhould triumph over this inſulting Enemy, wv. 21 That God would not only preſerve the Ciry from his preſent fory,v.24 but alto, That God would bleſs his people with a durable Prolperity, and an happy Increaſe, v. 3o, 31- And thus, …
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37 And it came to paſs, as he was worſhipping in che houſe of Niſroch his god, that Adrammeiech and Sharezer his ſons ſmote him with che fword : and they eſcaped into the land of F Armenia ”», and *Eſarhaddon + Heb, » his {on reigned in his ſtead. Ararat. m Which wasa place mot fit for their purpoſe, becauſe it wa…
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+ Though the deliverance was certainly promiſed, yet means muſt be uſed , and thoſe ſuitable : for this hath naturally a power of ripen- ing and ſofting Boils or Sores ; though that Power was altogether inſufficient to produce ſoſudden and ſo compleat a Cure. .'. Which ſeems to have beena Plague-ſore. ] 8 © And He…
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z 1. e.: Granted their deſires of a League and Amity with them, a For though his Countrey had lately been harafled by the Aſrians, yet he had reſerved all his Treaſures and precious things, which he and his Fathers had gathered in Jeruſalem. Beſides, he had conſi- derable Spoils out of the 4ſj71an Camp. Alſo he had…
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q Whercin ſome Males proſtiruted their Bodies to the Luſts of others . which abominable praftice was both a priniſhment of Ido- latry, R.1:23,24427:and apart of Ido-worſkip, this being done to the honour of ſome of their Idols, and by the appointment and in- ſtigation of rhoſe impure and diabolical Spirits, which w…
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Amon's new Altars are called by his fathers name,becauſe they were built by his example,and in the very ſame place where his Fathers Altars were ; as the Walls which {aac digged in the ſame place, where Abraham had digged them before, were therefore called by their ancient names; Ger.26.15. See more on the next ver…
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——q £ Either, 1. 'The Prieſts which Jeroboam had made of the meaneſt Chap. 11. of the People, whom he flew,both for their Preſumptuous Uſur- _ pation of that ſacred Office, which of it ſelf was punithable with ” Death by God's Law, Num.3.10- and for their Idolatry. Or rather, 2. The Prieſts of Baalim ; by comparing…
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u Called Necos by Herodotus, who makes mention of his Fight 512. wu wherein, as he ſaith, Necos Conquered the Syrians in Mazaalo, >, 1. e. | The King of Babylon, who having formerly Rebelled againſt the Aſjrian his Lord, bad now conquered him 3 as appears by the courſe of the Sacred, and the concurrence of the Prop…
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Fehoiakim firſt ſubdued by Nebuchadnezzar, Rebelleth againſt him, to his own Ruine : Fehofachin his Sn is King in his ſtead, 1 6» Hts vil Reign : Feruſalem ſpoiled and made Captive by the King of Babylon, 8 -16. He maketh Zedckia' King ; he reigneth ill, unto the utter Deſtrution of Judah, 19- 20, | > N * his days…
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9 And he did that which was evil in the ſight of the ja! LORD, according ts all chat his father had done. wn Io Cx*At fnat time the ſervants of Nebuchadnezzar * nn, x3 || king of Babylon came up againſt Jeruſalem», and che 7. | City T was beſieged. NE ORs | m Either, r. Becauſethe People had made Fehojach'n King w…
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c Which Word is eaſily underſtood, by comparing this and the firſt Verſe, and Jer. 39. 2: and 52. 6. where itis expreſſed. 4d 5. e. For the common ſort of People, who flock'd thither from all parts, upon the Approach of the Babylowzan Army ; but only for the great en and Soldiers. See of the grievouſneſs, ofthis Fa…
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xi,e, Of them who conſtantly attended upon the Kings Perſon, captain of ſee 1 Kings 10. 8. Eſth. 1. 14. Objet#. Theſe were ſeven, Jer. 52, 25+ the lf. Anſ. Either five were firſt taken, and two after them : Or two of the ſeven were of an inferiour rank, who therefore are here omit- ted. » Who had been moſt forward …
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Vt. by Sel G; aſhice, | e The Pcople ſo called Sothe Names which follow until v. 17. are not the Names of particular Perſons, but of People or Nations. And all theſe deſcended from Canaan, chough ſome of them were afterwards extinC or confounded with others of thei Brethren by Cohabitation or mutual Mairiages. w…
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» Of this and the following Verſes ſee on Gen. 36. 31, ©c. when'e this whole Relation is taken. 44 And when Bela was dead, Jobab theſon of Zerah of Bozrah reigned in his ſtead. 45 And when Jobab was dead, Huſham of the land of the Temanite, reigned in his ſtead. : 46 And when Huſham was dead, Hadad the ſon of | …
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23 * Aid he cook p Geſhur and Aram q, with the * Nun; rowns of Jair r, from them s, wich Kenath ?, and the 32. 4r_ towns thereof, even chreeſcore cities : all theſe belonged Dent 314 to theſons of Machir «, the father of Giiead. IE p Or, For he had taken. So this is the Reaſon why he had ſo great Y a Territory and…
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| cer of Talmai King of Geſhur : the fourth, Adonijah the Uh" k nan, the ſecorid || Jehoiakim, the third [| Zedekiah, | OZ . the fourth Shallum b. Uzzrgh, { ftrapge if he have the Name of Sor with it. See the Notes on Lk. 3. N I Cc LM. Chap. 1 theſe were Deſcendanrs of Judah, which they were not ; bur this "i! Tr…
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a hen he was Captive in Babylen,as it | his Son when he was Captive in Bavyten,as 1 : | Og er he was carried Captive, 2 Kings 24: 17. Ohbj. Ir 1s aid of this Jechoniss, Jer, 22: 30. Write this man Childleſs. Anſw. " he is called, becauſe he was an Unhappy Prince,and had no Son - at ſucceeded him in the Throne, as …
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q From theſe are ſprung the preſent Inhabitants of Rechah,a Town baſh, not elſewhere mentionod, 13 And the ſons of Kenaz r ; Othniel, and Serajah: and the ſons of Othniel ; || Hatharh s. [| Or, 4. r The Sons either of Chelub, wer. 11. or of his Son Eſbton, v. 12. thath and and the Father of Jephunneh,and conſequen…
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Hb. by a The Tribe of Simeon did not increaſe proportionably to the Tribe of Judah in which they dwelt as appears by thoſe two Ca- talogues, Numb 1. 22. & 26. 14. Which is ro be aſcribed to Gods thi Curie upon them delivered by the mouth of holy Jacob, Gen. 49. Na. and ſignifyed by Myes his negle& of them when he …
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logy is not to be reckoned after the birth-right e. 49: 4+ aTheſe & the following words to v.3.which are incloſed within a Parentheſis, ſeem to be inſerted here as an Anſwer to a ſecret Ob. jection,or asaReaſon why Reubens Genealogy was not ſer down firſt, but Juazhs was put before it, which is double,the firſt fol…
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c 5. e, The Children,or Tribe of Gad. @ 7. e. In part of Gilead: for the Reubenites and Manaſſites dwelt in other parts of it,Deur.3.12, i3, 16. e in the Land of Baſban,as it is ſaid v. 11. Qz. How come th: Gadites to dwell in Baſhan, when «ll Baſban is expreſly ſaid to be given to the half Tribe of Manaſſeh, Deut,…
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c Sodid all the reſt,bur it is implied that he did ir worthily,he tbe uſe. filled his place,and valiantly diſcharged his Office in Uzziahs time ; * 1Kin:6: of which ſce 2 Chron: 26: 17, &c. Or this, he, may relate to Johanan, 2 Chr: þ otherwiſe called Jehyjadar, who is ſo highly commended for the good Service which…
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+ Or, the Tabernacle of the Tent, as the ſame Hebrew words are 21: 26. Thoſe wor ds, ail their Cities were, are to be underſtood out of tranflated, Exod. 39+ 32, and 40. 2,6, s Which David hadappointed A A Verſe ; which is not unuſual in the Holy Scripture: And by the Spirit, ES a tak ths O this ſacred Writer explain…
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70 And outof the half-tribe of Manaſſeh, Aner with her ſuburbs, and Bileam with herſuburbs, for the family of the remnant of the ſons of Kohath. _ 71 Unto the ſons of Gerſhom were g:ven out of the family. of the half-cribe of Manaſſeh, Golan 1n Baſhan with herſuburbs, and Aſhtaroth with her ſuburbs. 72 And out of…
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