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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 121
12 And take double money # in your hand ; and the money that was brought again in the mouth of your ſacks, carry it again & in your hand ; peradventure it was an overſight /, i Double to what you carried laſt, either to procure more Corn, waich may prevent the frequency of ſuch perilous Journeys; or be= cauſe the…
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: matter and manner of the feaſts and entertainments of the Egyptians; or rather, at the ſingular honour which Foſeph did to themabove all others, the reaſon whereof they could not conceive, and therefore marvelled at it. | 34 And he took, and ſent meſſes unto them from before him d : but Benjamin's meſs was five …
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g To take off all their ſuſpicion of hisfraud. þ He found doubt- leſs the money there, but he accuſed them not abour that matter; both becauſe they had an anſwer ready to th:t charge from hisown | mouth, chap: 43: 23: and becauſe the greater crime, rhe ſtealing of the Cup which Joſeph ſo much prized and uſed, might…
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Joſeph no longer able to refrain, diſcovers himſelf to his brethren, and weeps; asks concerning his father : they are troubled at his preſence, <---=3. He forbia's their grief for their ſm, and comforts them with God's gracious deſign and providence in it, 4---8. He haftens them to. go and ac« quaint their father, …
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p A part of Egypt bordering upon Canaan, well watered and fit for cattel, and therefore moſt proper for the 1/-a2/;tes nor only for preſent uſe, and to keep them at ſome diſtance from the inward parts of Ezypr, and from the Court, but alſo that they might have Canaanalways in their eye, and mind, and in God's time …
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Meave the promiſed land of Canaan, and go into the -idolatrous and 1mpious land of Egypt ; and for his prote&tion and bleſſing, as well in his journey as in Egypt. 6 Whom 1ſac honoured and ſerved, and who had conttantly proteSed, and provided for 1aac,and confirmed his Covenant with him. He mentions {ſazc rather th…
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*mmediat Sons, when all the reſt of Foſeph's Sons were ex- cluded from that Priviledge, Gen: 48: 5, 6. And the like may be ſid of the other two Grandchildren mentioned verſe r7. 13 © * And the ſons of lifachar ; Tola and + Phu- ] d Job, and Shimron. | we NA the ſons of Zebulun : Sered, and Elon, d Jahleel. Y : …
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lately committed there by the Phenician Shepherds, who as ſome very Ancient Writers aftirm, were ſeated in Egypt in great Num- bers, and had arrived to great Power, and waged a cruel War with other Egyptians, wherein they walted divers Cities, and burned rheir Temples, and barbaroutly murdered a multitude of People…
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of Goſhen, which was given ro them, but contented themſelves with a part of it, leaving the 'reſt to the management of the Exyprians, and therefore when they encreaſed greatly, they were forced to ſpread their Habirxcions amongſt the - Egyptians. See Exod. 12: 7, 23, \\355 37» So £ r '| 12 And Foſeph nouriſhed his…
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for the Priefts had aportion afligned them of Pharaoh, and did eat their portion which Pharaoh gave them -: 'wherefore they fold not their lands, : s Under thisnime he underſtands chiefly thoſe who adminſtred the Worſhip of rhe gods or Idols of Egypr, and withal thoſe who applied themſelves to the Study of the Art…
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I. Abraham and Iſaac in Canaan. See Gen. 23: 19; and 25: 9: and 35: 29: Which he deſired nor io much for himſelf, as knowing that wherever he was buried he ſhould riſe ro Glory ; as for hisChildren, to ſhew his own, and confirm their Faith in God's Promiſe of Cs- naan ; to diſcover his high valuation of that Land, …
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i2 And Joſeph took them both, Ephraim in his right hand, towards Itrael's left hand : and Manaſleh in his left hand towards I{rael's right hand,and brought hem near unto him. 14 And {ſrael ſtretched out his right hand m, and laid it upon Ephraim's head », who was . the younger, and his left hand upon Manaſſeh's h…
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b ( 5.e. ) Idonow give to thee the righr,and Ido prophetically give, and God will really and attually give unto thy ſon Ephraim, or his poſtzrity, who ſhall pofleſs this part over and above that por- tion which ſhall fall co him by lot. This was all che Land woich Jacob had in Canaan, which he here gives to Joſeph,…
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_—Y wind" of Temptation, and unbounded in thy Luſt ; as Water of it #15 ſelf hath no bounds, but will ſcatrer itſelf every way, if it be nor ' kept within Banks, or in a Veſſel: Or, hafty, wiolent, impetuous in thy Luſt, like Water, which eirher overflows or breaks its Banks. Or, 2. Something ro come, or Reuben's p…
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k Or, Counjel, or company, as the word 1s uſed, Pſal. 64. 2. Jer- houghed I5: 17: 7, e. donetpartake with them in their ſecret and wicked Ox. deſigns. Hereby heltignifies to all poſterity, that that bloody en= terprize was undertaken without his conſent or approbation, and that he could not think of it without dere…
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thee. So the exprellion is like thar, 1 Sam. 25: 25: as his name 45, ſo is he : Navol 1s his name, and folly is with him, or in him. So here the ſenſe is, As thy name fignities Praiſe, Gen. 29. 35: ſo ſhalt thou have Praiſe or Honour from thy Brethren. He alludes ro lus Name. and to the occaſion of it, but with an …
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T Chron: 4: 33+ and 5: 1,7, 17: and 7: 7, 9, 49: and 9: 1: 22: and Ezr8 2: 62; and 8; 1, 3: Nehem. 7; 5, 64 The Jews indeed have 4 GENESIS. of Affi.Qtion. : there 1s nothing propheſied of Judsh, but Honour, and Dov-inion, ! - another device to avoid the force of this Text. They ſry, Shebe# ſigniftes a Red, ro wi…
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Mzſſizh ; fignifyving, that whereas the Ocdinai-ces of God, and means of Worſhip nd Silvation were confined 19 the Jews before Chrift's coming, ( Pialm: 147:19, 20: ) when the M:ſiah ſhould come, the Pale of che Church ſhould be enlarged, rhe Partition wall between Jews and Gentiles taken down, and the Gentiles ſho…
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3s uſe of the Jews is loſt, and Chriſt muſt be owned pin . rat The Scepter was for a time 1n other Tribes, as in Moſes of the Tribe of Levi, in divers of the Judges, who were of ſeveral Tribes ; and laſtly in the tribe of Benjamin under Saul, bur the Scepter departed from all theſe. Bur this is prophe- fied as Jud…
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from Match, 24: 14; The Goſpel ſhall be preached in all the worldes: =-and G E NESIS: | minding whereof he wholly gave himielf, negleCting more generous then ſhall the end come, not the end of the whole World, as itis evi- dent, but the end of the Gommon-wealth and Government of the Jews, when theScepfer and Law-g…
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overcome at the laſt «. | : ; p 2 (75. e. ) Trows of Enemies ſhall frequently invade his Countrey, and for atime conquer and ſpoil 1t- And fo it came to paſs,becauſe the Inherirance of that Tribe lay beyond Jordan,near to the Amme- nites and Meabites, two inveterate Enemies of Iſrael, and to other hoſtile Nations,…
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vvhence come thoſe Springs andRivers, by vvhich the Farth is moiſt ned and made fruitful. See Gen: 1: 2: and 7: 11: and Dext: 8: 7. » Whereby both Men and Beaſts ſhall be greatly multiplied, and a- bundantly ſupplied with al] neceſfaries. __ | 26 The bleflings of thy father have prevailed above the bleflings of my…
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nfirm Body would permit, and therefore 1s —_— n he had finiſhed that great work, and wearied himſelf with ſo uoech delivered wick a moſt raiſed and affe&ed mind, he com- CHAP. L death ; and embalms him, 1, 2. The Egyptian? 3. Joſeph with Pharaoh's leave carries him ſtat:= ly accompanied ts Canaan, 4---9. They mo…
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? A manſo called, or, of thorn, or thorns, as the word ſignifies, Judg: 9: 14: Pſal: 58: 9g: So it might be a place either abounding or encompaſſed with thorns. q Or, on thi: ſide ; for the word figni- fies both, and it may be taken either vvay here, the one in reſpeCt of Egypt, the other in regard of the place in …
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raelz, ſaying, * God. will ſurely viſic you, and ye ſhall * Exod: carry up my bones & hence. þ For the ſame reaſon which moved Jacob to require an Oath Joſh: 24. ; from him, Gen. 47. 30, 31. # He ſaith not, of his brethren, but of Iſrael's children ; under which his Grandchildren are comprehended, and ſeem princip…
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merous. Arheiſtical Wirs cavil at this Story, and pretend it im- poſhble that out of ſeventy perſons ſhould come above fix hundred thouſand men within two hundred and fifteen years : Wherein they betray no leſs Ignorance than Impiety. For to ſay nothing of the Extraordinary Fruitfulneis of /the Women in EZgypr, who…
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q Or, Cruelty, or tyrrany ; with hard words and cruel uſage without mercy, or mitigation. This God permitted for wiſe = Juſt reaſons ; 1. As a puniſhment of their-Idolatry into which di vers of them fell there, Joſ: 24: 14. Ezek. 29: Sf 8. and 2+- . 2. To wean them from the Land of Egypr, which otherwiſe a s 2 ple…
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« Namely Jochched, Namb: 26: 59 called a daughter, net ſtriftly, | x al | bur NE ts. ro wit, a Grandchild, as the words father and ſon | ud £ —_ _ bing _ _= ks. Ages yy ah, ace oft uſed for a Grandfirber and a Grandſon, as hath been ſhewed nic” * 7 ON? thou to kill me, as thou Kit mas, « ors oft wort fer End - 61 76…
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violent in executing that bloody Decree, and the Child growing up | - , TEE was more likely to be diſcovered, eſpecially ſeing the Egyprians | 26 Now the t Prieſt : of Midian had ſeven daugh- + Or; dwelt among them, Exod: 3: 22. e That Boats were made of fuch | ters, and they came and drew water, and filled the pr;yy…
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took for him an ark of bulruſhes e, and daubed it with lime and with pitch, and put the child therein, and ſhe laid ir in the flags f by the rivers brink. d To wit, with ſafety to her ſelf, becauſe they now grew more P 5 Nor out of zeal to puniſh a Murderer, but to ſecure himſelf rom ſe dangerous a” perſon, probab…
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too, for the ſame reaſon. f Whereby was fitly repreſented God's * of Ifrael is come unto me : and I have alfo ſeen the Majeſty, and Purity, and Power. g Which doubrleſs repreſented | the condition of the Church and People of [7ael, who were now in | oppreflion wherewith the Egyptians oppreſs them. * Either in Praye…
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the fancies and opinions of Men. 2. The Neceſfarinefs, Eternity, and Unchangeableneſs of his Being ; whereas all other beings once were not,an:1 if he pleaſe, they thall. be no more; and all their be- ing was derived from him, and wholly depends upon him ; and he only is by and from himſclf. 3. The Conſtancy and Ce…
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Moſes's objefion, 1. The anſwer, 2. God turns his rod into a ſerpent 3=--5. He adds another ſign, 6. And leſt they would not believe, 8. Water is turn'd into blood, g. Moſes's objeftion, 10. God argues with him, IT. God's command and promiſe; 12+ Moſes's anſwer, 13. God is angry, and tnjoyns Aaron to the ſame emplo…
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» By my Inftigation and Direfion ; which, becauſe I ſee thou art ſhHll diffident, I give thee for a new Sign to ſtrengthen thy belief that I will carry thee through this hard work. | ' 15 Avrd'thou ſhalt (peak unto him, and put words in his mouth os, and IT will be with thy mouth, and with his mouth, and EF will t…
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e (7.e.) Appeared to him in ſome viſible ſhape. f Whom ? Me- Jes,ſpoken of and to before. He offered and endeavoured to kill him, - either by inflicting {me ſudden and dangerous Diſe :ſe or ſtroke up- on him,or by ſhe ving himſelf in ſome threatning poſture, poſlib)y as the Ange] did to Balaam, and afterwards ro Da…
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which came fromir ; which ſhe did in ſpighrand anger againit her Husband, as the cauſe of ſo much pain tothe Caild, and grief to her ſelf. k This ſome think ſhe ſpake to the Child, whom ſhe calls her Sposſe, as fome late Rabbin; affirm the Infant uſed ro be called, when it was circumciſed ; though they bring no com…
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the LORD, neither will I let I[frael go. * : - d I am the Soveraign Lord of Egypt, and I own no ſuperiour here, 3 And they ſaid, The God ofthe Hebrews hath met with'use f Let us go, we pray thee, three days journey into the deſart, and ſacrifice unto the. LORD our God, leſt he fall upon us f with peſtilence, or wi…
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0 To expeſtulare with him, and pray to him. To the people he Naith nothing, but meekly paſleth by their ſevere Cenſures, as forced from theny by intoierableoppreſſiqn ; and becauſe their minds being now imbirter*d'and exaſperated, they were uncapable of admonition. > By giving occaſton to their greater bondage. He …
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» om IT 7 ED yy by TD. ISI and Simeon, to make way for the third, which he interided mors *' =:| Ch *Nt Tie d vo . = » vagperns Toa nog ne ae a ——_— ee uy Chap. EYXO the Parents were ſharply cenſured, and rather curſed that blefſed by 7acov, Gen. 49. Yet their Poſterity was not rejected by God, 5k -e…
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d An emphatical repetition, to ſhew their Courage in attempting to ſay, and do ſuch things to ſo great a Monarch in his own mn gs and their fidelity in the execution of all God's com- mands. | 7 And Moſes was fourſcore years old, and Aaron fourſcore' and three years old, when they ſpoke unto Pharaoh e. . e The A…
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- themſelves, nor embrace the ſervice and commands of that God whoſe almighty Power they ſaw and felt. 5 Which was a very grievous Piague to them ; both becauſe it was an eternal diſhonour to their Religion, and becauſe from hence they had both their drink, 'Deut: 11: 10, 11- Jer. :8. and their meat, Numb. 11: 5. …
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ND the LORD fſpake unto Moſes, Go unto | 4 Pharaoh, and ſay unto him, Thus faith the | LORD, let my people go, that they may ſerve me. 2 And if thou refuſe to let them go, behold, I will {mite all thy borders a with * frogs, a Allthy Land, which is within thy borders. A Synecdoche ; ſo that word 1s uſed alſo, Exo…
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RI ; Why not preſently? Anſw. 1. _— F time they mighr be removed, either by natura! cauſes, or by chance, | faith the LORD, Let m eople 20, that the and ſoheſh 1d not need the favour of Moſes or his God. 2. Becauie ſerve me # YR 9 he thought it an hard and long work ty remove ſo vaſt a numbe nl? REL : LR ' of Frogs…
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there were Jice upon man and upon beaſt. r ( 7. e. ) Tndeavonred to do ſo. 'Thus to cnter, Matth 7.713. 1s pur for ftriving to enter, Lnke 13. 24. Thus men are faid to del:ver, Gen. 37. 21. to fight, Jol: 24. 9. to retrrn, Jof. 10. 15. when rhey only atrempred or endeavouured to do ſo. And therefore when it is — ſ…
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6 And the LORD did that thing on the morrow. and *all c the cattle of Egypt died, but of the cattle of the children of Iſrael died not one. c Either of all ſorts ; or a very great number of them, as the word al is frequently uſed ; or rather, all that were 1n the Field, as it 1s expreſly limited, wer. 3- but not a…
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the ſervants of Pharaoh, made his ſervants and his cat- into the houſes- —_ ? yp he that + regarded net the word of the LORD left his ſervants and his cattel in the field. 22 " And the LORD ſaid unto Moſes, Stretch forth : 7 all the land of Egypt upon man r, and upon beaſt, _s upon every herb of the field, throug…
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. 13» 8 And Moſes and Aaron were brought again unto Pharaoh 2 and he ſaid unto them, Go ſerve the LORD your God : but F whoare they that ſhall go? _ 9 And Moſes ſaid, We will go with our young, and with eur old, with our ſons and with our daughters, with our flocks and with our herds will we go: for we wuft hold…
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p I defire no further favour,T will no more offend nor need your pardon. q This Jeadly Plagne, Comprre 2 Krvgs 4. 40 and * Cor: 11. 23. Beſides it did deftrcy the Life of Herbs and Trees; yea of Beaſts and Men, either direC&ly, or at leaſt by conſequence, in de- priving them of the neceſſary Supports -f Lite. : 18…
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e Heb» Right, not morally, for ſoit was very il! ſaid; but Logi- cally, that which ag-ees, though not with thy Duty, yet with the Event and Trurh of the thing : for as thou haſt warned me to ſee thee no more,ſfo ] in the name of God aſſure thee, that thou ſhalt ſec me no more,to beg my P-ayers,or to be helped out o…
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The month wherein they went out of Egypt to be to themthe firſt month of the year, 1, 2. God enjoyus them ro chuſe a ſpotleſs lamb for the paſſover, 3. How they were to eat the ſame, 4. The deſcription of the lamb, 5. The time of killing it, 6. The manner of ſprinkling, 7. The time and me- thod of eatingit, 8 -— -—…
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ding to his eating Þ ſhall make your count for/the lamb; h( i.e.) For the eating of the whole Lamb at one Meal, accord- ing to the rule, wverſe8. 16. If the perſons be ſo few that they can« not eat it uþ without gluttony. # Or rather thus, word for word; And, or Then he ( the Maſter of that Family ) ſhall take alſo…
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the reaſon alledged for it, Deut: 16: 2. partly to teach us how Men ſhould be qualified that come to rhe Sacrament, they ſhould be purged from Error, and P-1de. and Malice, and Hypocriſy, which ae called and compared Yo Leven, Matrth: 16: 6, 11. Luke 12: 1. 1 Cor. 5. 8. and part'y to ignify the Fngular Purity of Ch…
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; was to be redeemed in the days of the Meſſias upon the ſame day on which | they were delivered from Egypt, to wit, up:n the fifteenth day of the Month of Nifan. Upon which day our bleſſed Lord was crucified for the Redemption of his People. * Ycu ſhallobſerve it for a Solemn Feaſt or Feſtival Time. o (7. e. ) So …
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them. + To wit, of Canaan which I have promiſed to you, and to and faid, Riſe up, andFet you-forth from amoneglt my which I am now leading you, which was ſo well known to all of | yeople, * both you, and tre chiidren of Iſrael, and * Chap. them, that it was needlef; to expreſs it in this place. .- | 20, ſerve the LOR…
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it appears from Exod: 23: 18: and 34: 25. Numb: 9:7, 1 3: Dent: 16: | rowing and lending,yet indeed the 1ſ-aelires did not ſo much borrow 2, 5: andbecauſe there was in it the thedding and ſprinkling of | ag defire, as the Hebrew word rendred borrow, ( ver: 35:) ſignifies;and | Blood, wherein the Efſence of a Sacrific…
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F 323. i It is plain that thoſe years are to be computed from the firſt AR. 7.6. Premiſe madeto Abraham, Gen: 12: 1, 2. to the giving of the Law, Gal. 3.17. from Gal: 3: 19: where this is affirmed. And although it doth nor plainly appear when that Promiſe was made, becauſe the Scripture mentions not Abraham's Age, …
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T If this be the right Tranſlation,the 430 years mentioned Gal:3: T7: are to be taken in a latitude,for about or near ſo many years,as 1s very frequent in Scripture,and other Authors ; elſe there wants one year of it, becauſe the Law was not given till about a year after their coming out of Egypr-. Nor was it of an…
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34 19 IJfrael, both of man and of beaſt 4: itis mine e. WR > | Lev. 27 a To my uſe and {ervice, in manner as T hall herzafter explain.: | 1s uſed Deuz: 21: 4: 1/a: 66: 3: becauſe being conſecrated to God, it 26. And ſan#ify, i:e: command all the people to fanCtify, as Moſes did, | was not to be applicd to any profane…
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| 1 Lap. | a Rd en 3 hay. XIIF. | tus place with Numb: 18: 15. ETD EXO ND the LORD ſpake unto Moſes, -ſaying, 2 * Sanctify unro mie #4 all the tiſt-born 5. *Chap.2 2+ | J whatſoever openeth the womb c among the children of 29. and underitood in Scripture. 2 ; 10 Thou ſhait therefore keep this ordinance i…
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dircQion. CHAP. XIV. God commandeth the Iſraelites to encamp at Pihahiroth, 1, 2. The reaſon why, 3, 4. Pharaoh and his ſervants repent for lecting the people go, 5. Purſue and overtake the Iſraelites, 9. The Iſraelites are afraid, 10. And murmur againſt Moſes, 11, 12. Moſes encourAges the people with a promiſe o…
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