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Matthew Poole — Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 1
Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 · 2,318,168 words · 1997 reading sections
Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 1 — Section 1381
F Bur as for thoſe ungodly Creatures who do not regard the works of the Lord, which is noted as a moſt grievous fin, and pu- niſhed with a grievous-imprecation, like this Pſat: 28: 4, 5. nor give him the glory due to his name but diſhenour God and abuſe his Creatures, and thereby provoke God to deſtroy the earth, a…
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x i, e, He effe&nally procured, as this word 1s uſed, 2 Kings 8. 1. Iſo. 47. 1, 5.and 56. 7. Reme 4 17+ y 7, e. Bread which is the ſtaff or ſupport of our Animal lives, | See Lev. 26+ 26. Pſal; 104: | I5. Exck; 4: 16, "Gen 45- 17 * He ſent & a man before them,F even Joſeph who ron was ſold for a ſervant. if '37* …
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o Either, 1. the darkneſs and other Plagues ; which obeyed Gods word, and inſtantly came at Gods call, So this may be a refle« ction upon the Egyptians, that thoſe brutiſh or unreaſonable Creas tures were more obedient to the will and command of God thary they were, Thus diſeaſes are faid to come or go at Gods comm…
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vation g. e Or, w: for he ſpeaks here in the name, and on the behalf of the whole Nation, as is evident from v 6, 7, 47- of which he oft ſpeaks as of one perſon. f With thoſe Favours andBleſſings which thou doſt uſually and peculiarly give to thy people; ſuch as the pardon of all our fins, by which we have procure…
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;; to turn away his wrath, leſt he ſhould deſtroy rhe. þ He declared his intention in expreſs words, as Exod. 32+ 15, and elſewhere. i God had made an hedge or wall about them ; but they had made a gap or breach in it by their ſins, at which the Lord, who was now juſtly become their Enemy, might enter to deſtroy t…
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rers 4 unto devils þ : Iq57;5, 4 Of which Heatheniſh practice, ſee the notes on Levir, 18. 2r. Erck. 16, # By which expreſſion he informeth them that they did not wor- 0; & 20; Ihip God, as they pretended, and ſometimes deſigned, bur Devils 2, in their Idols ; and that thoſe ſpirits, which were ſuppoſed by the Hea…
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k Heb. Un:o Fehovah, to the true God. For the Heathens,. of whom he ſpeaks, had many of them ſome knowledge of the true God, and did in their manner worſhip him with and in their Idols ; and elpecialiy in their diftrefſes, when they diſcovered the imporency of their Idols, they did dire& their prayer immediatly to…
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wonders mn in the deep. -m His wonderful works, either, 1. of Creation, fiſhes of vari. ous kinds and ſhapes, and ſome of prodigious greatneſs, which are unknown to other men. Or, 2. of Providence, Ong and laying ſtorms, of which he ſpeaks in the following verles- + Heb.mas 25 For he commandeth, and Þ raiſeth the …
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+ Job 22» Il *; . . 1h ſt h ef, all * iniquity oe ſhall ſtop her mouth p. #Job 54 m Or rather, .theſe things, as it is expreſſed in the next verſe. 16, They ſhall diligently obſerve theſe wonderful works of Gods mercy and juſtice: » Not only in the mercies of God vouchſafed ro them and to other perſons in want and…
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thy right hand and anſwer me. 7 God hath ſpoken in his Holineſs, 1 will rejoyce, I will divide Shechem,and mete out the valley of Succoths 8 Gilead is mine, Manaſseh 5s mine, Ephraim alſo 7s the ſtrength of mine head, Judah is my law-giver. 9 Moab is my waſh-pot,over Edom will I caſt out my ſhoe: over Philiſtia w…
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» Either. 1. Curſed or ſinful courſes. Or rather 2. To curſe others, as appears from the bleſſing here oppoſed to it, and from the next verſe; to with and to procure miſchief to others, and e- ſpecially to me. » In defiring and promoting the welfare of others, which indeed was an eye-ſore and torment to him. | 18 …
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over thoſe Kings, Ger. 14. ( as ſome of the later J-ws have deviſed out of oppoſition to Chriſtianity ) nor any other perſon but David, 1s manifelt from the Tirle of rhe Pſalm, which is a part of tte ſacred Texr, That this Ptalm belongs to the Meiah,is abundant- ly evident both from the expreſs teſtimony of the new…
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k Or, ſend forth, into the World. 1 Thy ſtrong or powei®.l Rod, by an uſual Hebraiſm. And the Rod is put for his Scepter,or Kingly Yower, as it is 1/a. 10. 24. Jer. 48: 17. Ezeke 7: 10, r1.and | 19: 11, 12+ But as the Kingdom of Chriſt is not carnal or of this Worlg, Jon 18: 36. bur ſpiritual, fo this Rod or Scepte…
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| words are and may well be rendred thus, i» the beauties or glories of ; the Sanftuary, (is &:) by an uſual Hebraiſm, in the beautiful and | glorious Sanctuary, which is called the Holy and beautiful houſe, 1ſas ' G4: 17. either in the temple at Jeruſalem, which was honoured with Chriſts preſence, whereby it excel…
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5.6 &747.2 bb j ; j CE EL EY BIN OOTY ES Te SEA HORTON CEO Od ICS TIED oh : b : b -CX, never have been uſhered in by ſo ſolemn an Oath, eſpecially after far greater things had been faid of him in the ſame kind, wer. 1. 2, 3- and partly. becauſe the Mefſias 1s called a Pric/?, Zach. 6, 13: compare Jer, 20: …
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Fervency and diligence of the Meſſhas in the proſecution of his buſineſs, who having rooted and deſtroyed the: main body of his enemies forces, purſues thoſe that fled with ſuch eagerneſs, that he will nor loſe any time in refreſhing himſelf, as might ſeem neceſ[- fary afrer ſuch Cor and hard ſervice, bur will cont…
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m Which includes all neceſſary proviſions for their being and well-being. The word ſignifies ſpo:l,and ſo may relate to the ſpoil of the Zgyptians, granted by God to the Iſraelites ; bur it is ſome times uſed for food, as Prov: 31. 15e Mal: 3: 16, 1 To the I/razlites, the only people in the world which feared and w…
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. & Andalthough he is ſubje& to the troubles and calanuties of this life, as othersare, yet God will give him ſupport and comfort in them, and an happy iſſue out of them, whereas the wicked ſink uader their Burdens, and their preſent miſeries uſher in their eter- nal deſtrution. ' h Either, rx. God» And ſo this is …
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the princes of his people 7. k In equal honour and power with them, as he did Joſeph, David, and others. / Which in Gods account, and in truth are far more *Jobz6:y, honourable and happy than the Princes of Heathen and barbarous Natiens, becauſe their Subje&s are more noble, and they have Gods ſpecial preſence and…
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6 They have ears, but they hear not ; noſes have they but they ſmell not. 7 They have hands but they handle not: feet have they but they walk not; neither ſpeak they through their throat. I Or, mutter, or make a miſe, as this word ſignifies Iſa. 15: 14 They are ſo far from ſpeaking with their throat and other Inſ…
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PSAL CXVLI. | The ARGUME NT. Sa 0 | \ His Pſalm containsa ſolemn thankſgiving to God for a glori- ous deliverance from grievous and dangerous calamities ; as alſo from great perplexities and terrors of mind ariſing from the ſenſe of Gods ditpleaſure. : SE ET The Pſalmif refeſſrh his lowe to God for his manifold m…
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z I will offer the facrifice of thanſgiving to God, as this phraſe ſeems to beexplained below, v. 17+ where. the latfer clauſe of che verſe is the ſame with that which here follows. ' The phraſe is taken from the common practice of the Jews in' their Thank-offe- rings, in which a Feaſt was made of the Remainders .o…
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and in many profane Writers. David ſpeaks in his own name from the beginning to v. 224 and from thence tov. 25. in the name of the pzople 3 and thence to v: 28. in the name of the Prieſts; and then concludes in his own name. The Pſalmift exhorteth all the Godly to praiſe the Lord, wh» had been merci- ful to them, …
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19 Open to me b the gates of righteouſneſs c: I will g0 1n to them, 4andT will praiſe the LORD. b O ye Porters, appointed by God for this work. Or it is a fi- gurative and poetical manner of expreſſion, whereby he ſpeaks to ce Gates themſclves,as if they had Senſe and underſtanding. Or by laying, open, he implies …
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33. 35. John 12. 13. and of whom this very word is uſed Gen: 4g. { 19, Ija. 35. 4. He who is about to come, or will certainly come. * By command and commiſſion from him, and for his ſervice ! and g'ory. o We who are the Lords miniſters attending upon ? him in his houſe, and appointed to bleſs in his Name, Numb: 6. …
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his 7zagments, as, proceeding from the great Judge of the: World, and being his Judicial Sentence to which all men-muſt ſubmit ; and his Teſttmonies,as it contains the witneſſes of Gods mindand-will, and of mans duty. - And there are very tew of theſe 176 verſes con- tained in this Plalm, in which one or other of t…
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he faith afterwards : Or, 2. The way wherein I may walk accord- ing to thy Precepts. = How to demean my ſelf in all the varie- tics of my condition, and in all my affairs and aGtiohs. io as is molt agreeable to thy precepts. « Even the wonders of the Law mentioned before, wiz 18, 28 My ſoul + melteth þ for heavine…
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IT will obey thy Precepts with all readineſs, fervency and dilt- gence. wv: Either, 1- When thou ſhalt bring me out of my preſent ſtraits or diſtreſſes. This indeed is called enlarging, as Pſal. 4: 2. and 18- 36, but never to my remembrance, the enlarging of the heart, Or, rather,, 2, When thou ſhalt repleniſh my h…
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47 And I willdelight my ſelf in thy commandments. which I have loved. ; a Whereas other Princes place their delight in the glories and vanities of this World, and the ſtudy and prattice of Religion is generaly irkſome and loathſome to them, thy law ſhall be my chief delight and recreation- 48 *My hands alſo will …
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good or evil, between the mind of God, and my own or others inventions; that ſo I may be kept from thoſe miſtakes and errours in which many are involved, that I may truly judge what thy Law requires or permits, and what it forbids: Heb. the goodneſs of taſte, an experimental ſenſe and reliſh of divine things.. Comp…
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9m Heb. perfe# _— that I may love and obey them ſincerly conſtantly and univerſally» » To wit, for my fins, which are the | only juſt cauſes of ſhame,and for the diſappointment of my hopes - following upoa them. | | C A-P H. ' 8r * My ſoul fainteth o for thy ſalvation :' but T hope, | In thy word. + | | 4-3- * W…
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.1:t g8 Thou, through thy commandments, haſtmade me tae: Wiſer than mine enemies 0: for F they are ever with'me p. mine jo” ©, Becauſe by that means havethy Wiſdom to guide me, and thy ver, $OUr. power engaged to protett and ſave me ; which is a more certain ; and effettual way to obtain my deſires and ends, than a…
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_ 116-Upnotd me accordingunto thy word, that T may, live : and let me not be aſhamed of my hope ». = * Or, becauſe of my hope or confid:nie" in” thy promiles, of tainty whereof I have oft made my boat before others, © 117 Hold thou” me. up, and I ſhaii be ſafe; and T will have reſpe& unto thy ſtatutes continually …
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- * © anyiniquity have dominion-over me q. | | o By 'thy Grace dire& and (govern all my Mctions and A&ions. p In the way preſcribed'irv thy Word : Or, by thy word, Let thy Spirit accompany thy Word, and ingraft it within me, ſo that I may be-guided and ruled by it, 9 And although I have evil incli nations and: aff…
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s And therefore on the contrary, I truſt that thou wilt ſave me becauſe I do ſeek them. My wicked enemies hall certainly be de- ſtroyed, by which means T ſhall be delivered. | — 156- || Great are thy tender mercies, O LORD : [0r,n8d quicken me acccording to thy judgments ?. t According to the manner of thy Adminiſ…
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prayeth in divers parts of this Pſalm ; and that at laſt chou would. eſt crown me with eternal Salvation in thy Kingdom, which it is apparent that Daviddid believe and expett, and hath been already proved from divers paſſages of this Book. 175 Lec my ſoul tive, and it ſhall praiſe thee : and] let thy judgments s h…
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-of my hope in thy help. . _ 176 1 * have gone aſtray like a loſt ſheep tr, ſeek thy *..ſervant «: for Ido not forget thy commaraments. eg” This is meant <ither, 1. of ſinful errors I have foo often fwerved-from the parh of thy preceprs through mine own infir- Mity, of the power of rempration : Or, 2. of penal er:…
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Or rather, 3. for help and defence againſt their oppreflors. For Servants were unable to defend -themielves, and were not aHowed to wear defenſive weapons, but expected and had protection from their Maſters in caſe of injury. For this phraſe of having ones eyes rowards another both inthis and other ſacred Books, co…
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6 Bleſſed be the LORD, who hath not given us as a ami hope for. guys - n M ws wats _ mm Wo IEIEnY prey to their teeth c. | 6 He that goeth forth g and weepeth 5, bearing ||pre- cious feed 3, thall doubtleſs come k again with rejoy- c A Metaphor from'wild beaſts which tear and devour their prey ons ſes | bes yg teet…
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A tong of degrec:s. | The Church celebrating and praiſing God for her return out of the Baby« lonian Captivity, 4 3. Prayeth to perfe# his work, and farerelleth the good ſucceſs ther-of. 4 — 6. Hen the LORD + turn<d again the captivity THeb. r:- of Zion a, we were like them that dream þ. urns the 2 i, e. Brought …
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afety. | 4 Behold, that thus ſhall the man be bleſſed, that fear. eth the LORD- 5 The LORD ſhal bleſs thee out of Ziong : and thou ſhalt ſce:the good of Jeruſalem & all the days of thy life. g From the Ark in Zion, and with thoſe Spiritual and everlaſt- ing Bleffings which are to be kad no where but in Zion, and …
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I TheLord either God the Father by his Son, or God the Son by his own blood. m2 All true Iſraelites, whether of the carnal or {piritual feed. » From the guilt and puniſhment of all their ſins« PSAL CAXXAL | The ARGUMENT. : | \His Pfalm ſeems to have been compoſed by Davidduring Sauls perſecution When he was charg…
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found it :-in the fields of the wood &. | . _ g Of the place or habitation for the Lord laſt mentioned, þ Ei- ther, 1. in Bethlehem, which is called Ephratah, Gm: 35. 19, and 48. 7. Mich: 5, 2« So the ſenſe is Either this, We heard a rumour at Bethleherts among Davids Relations, that the Ark ſhould be re- moved to…
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which was in a great part built upon Mount Zim, whence i is oft called Zion,zs hath been noted again and again. For he ſpeaks here of that place which he choſe ro be his ref for everas it follows w:14. which unqueſtionably was the Temple : whence alſo it appears that | this Pſalm was not written by Davia,nor before…
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and Iſrael for his peculiar treaſure. 5 For I know that * the LORD 3s great, . and that * Prggi1; our LORD is above all gods e. | e Above all that are called Gods, or worſhipped as: Gods by the -heathen people. - And therefore ſeing they ccmmonly+praiſe and extol their Idols, it becometh you nor'to be ſilent as to…
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13 Thy * name, O LORD, endureth for ever, and *Pſ102.1- thy memorial, O LORD,F throughout all generations o. f Heb. 0 Theſe wonderful works of thine ſhall never be forgotten, The 8% oo land which thou gaveſt us, v. 12. and which we yet enjoy, is an and gentThe everlaſting monument of thy power and goodneſs, and an …
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40 daughter of babylon t who art to be þ deſtroy- Here they were either by the appointment of their Lords for the making or repairing of the works beſide the River : or by choice, retiring themſelves thither from the noiſe and obſervation of their enemies, as they had opportunity, that they might disburden their o…
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gels, Cherubims upon the Ark, who are called Gods, Pſal. 8. 6. and 97 | - 7. Compare with Hb. 8. 6. and 2. 7. who alſo are preſent in the congregations of Gods people, 1 Coy. t1. ro. Or rather, 2. before Kings and Princes, by comparing this with v. 4. Al Kings ( provo- ked by my example ) ſbal praiſe thee; and with…
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Neart. ] To the chief Muſician, A Pſalm of David. David magn:'fi.th che A! ſceing Providence of God, 1 16. His great and tender Mercies to him before he had a being in the world, 17, 18. abhorr:th af c:nverſe with wicked men, 19 22, prayeth for, and teſtifieth his fmcerity, 23, 24. | LORD, thou halt ſearched me, …
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bings [a1 . pgs 7 Thy infinite power and wiſdom manifeſted in the rare and curi- | {= [ hate chem with perfe& hatred z I count them * drful, ous ftrufture of mans body, doth fill me with wonder and afto- mine enemies x, + Heb. niſhment, and with the dread of thy Majeſty. z Both in the lefler x Iam no leſs grieved wi…
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: I appeal rothee the omnipreſent and omaiſcient God, whether I do nor perfectly hate them fo far as they are enemies to God and goodneſs. « In open Hoſtiliry and Rebellion againſt thine Authority. * lead me in the way everlaſting a. _ & Heb. Way of crouble or grief, any courſe of life which is grievous either, 1.…
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lion. | ; A Pſalm of David. that he might be h-ard and comforted, 1——-?, that his David prayerth vid fra) 6. and his lifeſafe from the ſnares of his ſerwice might be ſincere, 3 Adwverſaries, 7 19, | OR D, I cry unto thee, make haſte unto me, give ear unto my voice, when I cry unto thee. THeb: 4:- refed. | - f…
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# My bones and tie bones of my Friends and Followers. Our Skin and Flcth is in a manner conſumed, and there is nothing left of us buta company of dead and dry bones. Whereby he inti- mats that their condition was deſperate. Compare Ezek. 37: 11. x Either, 1. Titerally and properly. So barbarouſly cruel were our cn…
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d To wit prattically, ſo as to dire& me to it. e What paths I ſhould chuſe whereby T might eſcape Sau/,vwhen I fled hither and thither 1n deſarts and mountains and w:ods; and which way I ſhould ger our of his hands when he and ll his men were zt the caves mouth, which paſſed my skill. f Wherein I uſed to walk, or …
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David bleſſiug God for his mercy to him in his ways, and Government, Confefſerh his own, and mans nothingneſs, 1 4. prayeth that he would deliver him from his powerful enemies, 5 8 ard promiſeth to praiſe him, 9 11. The happineſs of that Kingdoms whoſe God is the Lord, '2 -—— I5. Run be the LORD + my ſtrength, * w…
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* be rendred oxen, but cows, as the ſame word and in the ſame Maſ- culine gender is uſed Deut: 7. 13. and fo this agrees beſt with the former prayer for the ſheep wv: 13. and he wiſherh the ſame bleſſing of fruitfulneſs both for greater and ſmaller cattel. 6 To wit, of enemies invading the Land, or affaulrting our …
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a Tn. men of greateſt wealth and power,in whoſe favour men are | | unable frequently to give * PC, 104! 29. h c to his Eccl-12:7, Heb ſpirits So Gr. 4 * His f breath goeth forth, he recurnet thoughts f periſh: c In his body, Eccl: 12. 7. « To that earth from which all man» e As ſoo, as Ever 5 Happy 5s be tha…
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ſtand before his cold r ? | | 9 Either, 1: pieces of icey which God may be ſaid to caft forth or zo caſt down, becauſe he ſenderh it, and oft-times ſuddenly : or 2. great hail-ſtones, which are of an icy nature aud ſubſtance, and which are very properly caft forth or caft dows out of the clouds, and that like morſ…
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't To wit, above the horns of all the people in the world, in re« ſpe& of their ſpirirual and eternal priviledges, as it here follows. The horn in Scripture doth commonly nore itrength, viftory, glory and felicity. as Deut: 33+ 17. and every where. « Either, 1. He is the praiſe, as God 1s called Deut: 10.21. to wit…
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providence PSA CL The ARGU ME NT, His ?/alm agrees much with the former ; andis an invitation to.all men to praiſe God, and eſpecially to the Levites, or thoſe of them who were appointed to this work,as may be gathered both from the place in which they are to praiſe hum, which is, ac-» cording to our Tranſlation…
1,162 wordsSource & rights
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