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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 1741
ed, viz, Mccy, as a manifeſtation of Repentance, Dan. 4 27 Luke 19. 18, Forthere are two parts of Juſtice, one to dono Man wrong, the other to do good ro all. Which rwo qught always to accom- pany each other, and cannot be parred, eſpecially in As of Hu« mil;iation; And as by thoſe evils mentioned he underitan«s al…
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their dark and calamitous condition in the Babyloniſh Captivity ; For the like Reaſon Joſephus tells ns, 116. 12. ch. 11+ that the Jews in. ſtiruted a Fealt to be obſerved by their poſterity, upon the account from thine own fleſh « ? : k Viz. The Faſt that pleaſeth me, ſupplied from the former verſe; having ſhewed…
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m Or, open, as when we break open a Store, or Magazine, to ſa- tisfie the wants of the needy : Ir implies Bounty and Liberaliry. A phraſe contrary to that ot ſburting up of the bowels, 1 Joh. 3. £7. n Thy afteCtion, i. e. thy pity and compaſſion, a Metonymy of the Sub- ject, as one that condoles with them in their …
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Drough:s, or, drought of droughts; Which being in the plural | number, notes extremity of drought, Pſalm 78. 72. Skillfulneſs, that is, great Skill: And Prov. 1, 20s Wiſdoms, 1. e. excellent Wiſdom : and conſequently great ſcarcity and famine: The meaning is, that when thy lot ſhall fall in the extremity ofſuch a c…
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z 1.e. Either 1. A remnant of thee among the Captivity, that i.!l be as perions raiſed from the dead: Or 2. Thy Polierity, exprelled thus, becauſ: they ſprang or proceeded from them. a Heb. waſts of eternity, i. e» which fave lain long waſte; For holam doth not alw:ys ſignifie what is bound:d by no time, but what …
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et apart for ſacred Services, which is called a Sabuath, Z2vz#, 16. 31. and 23. 32. Days of this Nature were ſet apart before the Cap- tivity, Ch. 22. 12. Ferem. 36. 9. and alfo in the Captivity, Zech. 7. 5. And thus it may be pertinent to the occaſion of this diſcou:ſ:, v. 3. And further, though Sabbath be here on…
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and T willcauſe thee to*ride upon the high places of the | carth r, and feed thee with the heritage of Jacob s thy fa- *Deur. za ther ; for the mouth of the LORD ' bath ſpoken 3. 4A _ 4, This hath reference to the foregoing verſe. If thou wilt de- I;ght thy ic1f in the Sabbath, then thou thalt delight in 'the God …
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contrary to God's Will, | | . 6 B #:Nons ob 15. alin bo Fj (Orders Or, thot which is ſprinkled, is S if there brake out a 3- i5. | + Heb. 3 breaking. b 2 "9 '' n HS 7 - A =. 3 p. LIK, | ® Prov. 1. = , ; "BY" © 16. Rom. ſſiedinnhocent blood: their thonghts? are thoughts ofini- "& | : {Or, right» …
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8 The way of peace they know not x, and there 5s co || judgment y in their goings z: they have made theds crooked « paths: whoſoever goeth therein ſhall not know þ peace. # They arc of ſuck turbulent Spiris, livinglin ſuch continual EC 4 H, contentions, azd diſ:ords. that, breaking in pieces the very bonds of So…
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Ic notes either their Convi&ion, or Sorrow, or both, See Jerem. 14. 7. Or, we know what are thoſe ſins thou art ſo angry with us for: And this is fayoured by the ſequel, where they ſeem ro particulare ize thoſe bns in the following verlts. | 13 In *verſe I i; and 14. *Dent,28. 28, 29. as in the night ; we are …
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or no man to help in ſuch a caſe, ro ſhew himſelf, and appear in ſuch a corrupt ſtate in the behalf. of equity, as verſe 4. the like circumſtances we have Ezek. 22. 29, 3o. or none fit to intercede. m Heb. Iiſftomen, ws amazed, aſtonitthed, as it were, not know- ing what to do: This notes both Gods ſolicitouſneſs a…
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; _ Z 1.e., Either worſhip the Lord: For the Name of God is pur for ;. God himſelf, as hath been often ſhewed, and Fear is pur for his ! Worſhip. Or, make his Nime renowned. # To wit, the weſt- ern part of the World. & Or the glorious God. c To wit, the eaſtern partsof the World: The jumm is the whole Word, either …
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and unto then . 1 that turn fakh he LORD & from tranſgreflion in Jacob z, | the Sun f orgover, or ro wit A A . 3 n preads it ſel 5 expolitive. . . And being her refcrs to IC f into ever . Een on th a Redemprion with Þ copulative as +- 4 the glorious Goſpel, ty Oy none dark, thus it er, chap. 43. 14 od r the eAici…
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is come unto thee; ; — onderfih — ry Supe at hand to make himſelf racles, or Work of Re pl Salvation: Either in hi youre in! ſome OI is the Pool 02 wi that his glor s Do&rine, or Mi- miſts Prayer, Pſalm 85. 6 Apgdy 7* oy thee Fae eas when .x pe hated thee (th 7 ey that live by the Sea coaſts being uſuall ally …
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the wiſe men coming the firſt to Chriſt, when ke was born, and as the firſt fruits ofthe reſt of the Gentiles. 4 Begotten by the word. { From the remoteſt parts ; this may beunder%oood with reference either to place, at how great a diſtance ſocver either in place or. ſtate, they ſhall cometo Chriſt, who hath Sonsab…
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[ becauſe, ſuppoſing God after the manner of-man to fit as on 4 ; ſear between the wings of the Cherubims, his feet would reſt uport- ' the Ark, and therefore called the mercy ſear,- Exed. 25. 17, 18, 19, the ſpecial gifts of the Holy-Ghoſt ſhall be the materials, and mem. bers of Chriſt's Church, as thoſe alſo of …
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# That this, and what follows muſt neceſlarily be underſtood of the Church Triumphant ( though there only it will be complear ) I ſee no neceſſity, neither will obtrude my Judgement, bur leave it to the judicious as being more proper in a Comment ; none to offer violence to this quier ſtate thou fhall atrain to, ei…
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» As it were to accompliſh that which is foretold, and promiſed in the foregoing Chapter, whereby this appears to be either the Ho« ly-Ghoſt, fee on, 3 King. 18. 12. or the Spirit of Prophecy; z.e. the gifc of Prophecy ; ſo we are often ro underſtand by the Spirit, wiz. The gifts, as the Spirit upon Sampſon, viz. T…
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that mourn 4. = | « To delare, as it reſpe&ts the Jews, that their liberty is at hand. * Viz, the happy age of God's grace, either which will be grateful, and welcome .new> to them, or acceptable to God, a time where- in it pleaſeth him to favour them; bur this muſt be underſt-ad of a further extent than to Babylo…
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Funttion, but to one that was of great note among the People, andl was ſupplied with all neceffaries trom others, withotrt any 1:bour of his own, Thus David's Sbns were called Pjiefts, or Princes : Or rather, 3. For Priviledge, the whole body of them ſhall now be as peculiar, and as near to God as the Prieſts were …
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f This by a Proſopopeeia is ſpoken 1n the Perſon of the Church, wherein ſhe doth thankfully acknowledge God's kindneſs to her in the forementioned promile, expreſſed here in the greatneſs of her aff=-&tion with reference both to her preſent deliverance from Ba?2y- bon and to.the happineſs of her Goſpel-ſtate. g Or …
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z An expreſſion to ſet forth the dignity of her ſtate. 7 75. e. Ei ther, as placed upon thee by God's hand, rhar he will diſpoſe of or diſpenſe to thee , an uſual form of tpecch in Scripture, as Hag.1.5. by the hand of Haggai, fo Mal. 1. i. Or, Inthe hand of God: He ſhall ſo manage thine honourable eſtate, that tho…
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. inthe Prophet, to encourage them to their induſtrious Endeavours, te!!s them rhat the Lord had ſworr: to ſee to the proſperity of Jeru- falem ; Ard he names the Hard, ro fignifie his Faithfulneſs, as the giving of our hand nores our Fidelity, and 4rm to fignifie his Pow- er, the 41m of 1s ſtrength, 1. e. His ſtro…
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who itis thit appears in ſnch a Habit or Poſture, : why at verſe 2+ q That isthe Country of [11mmes, where A mein " Eſau himſelf was {ſometimes called by this Name, Geneſis 25. 30. and It 15 put Synecdochically for all the encmies of the Church, as Moa5 1s, Ijaiah 25. 10. See the Notes. r Or, ftained, Thus Chrift i…
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4 For the * day of vengeance g is in mine heart 5 a and the year of my redeemed 3 is come &. : *Ch.24:3:1 g D-ſigned and purpoſed by me to take veneeance on the Ene- and 6. 2-M mics of my hurch. Or, particularly the Poſterity of Eſau; Day = and ear is all one, fave the Jatrer may have ſome reſpe& ro the length of …
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of Moſes, God's glorious Arm, as Parentslead their Chil. may h in the uſing of his Inſtru. ments. o The Red-ſea, 1. and alſo Jorean, Is. pÞ With reference both to his Power and Providence, ſpeQting either his 7 g was o the different ſeems the more ind- olatrous People, yet t; It was becauſe he themſelves, …
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| I Commandments: Itis the Language of the Godly among them | being troubled, and therefore comp-:aining that ſo gracious a Father ſhould leave them to ſuch Exigences: Made us to fin by withdrawing thy Spi:it, and leaving us to our ſelves, Pjalm $1. 12. It 1s not | to be underſtood, as if God did forcz them to it, …
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rhe Gods thar do them, never any other God could do like thee : Or, to things done, never any #id:s thee could do ſuch things ag were never 1ecn, or hcard of; he r<fers to thoſe terrible things men« tioned in the former verſe. I: ſeems to be clear by comparing this with Deur. 4. 31, 32,33, 34, 35- Not tobe reſtrain…
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e An argument, or pathetical plea for Pity ; or notwithſtanding all this,thou art ourFarther both by Creation and by Adoption, there- fore Pit us thy Children. 4 A Metonymy of the matrer, clay for the eſfels made of clay : Or, we are clay, pointing at our Original matter : Or, it may relate to their ſtate, thar God…
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e Applicd to the Jews, Rom. 10« 21. 1have ſtretched out my Hand, That 1s, I have uſed.all probable means to reduce them, I have ſtretched our the Hands of a paſſionate Orator to perſwade them, of a tender Mother to protef and defend them, of a liberal Bene. fattor to load them with my Benefits; This I have done con…
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9 And 1 will bring a ſeed out of Jacobe, and out of Judah f, an inhericor ofmy mountains g : and mine e- lect þ (hall inherit it, and my ſervants ſhall dwell there. e No ſeed beareth a proportionto the tree, or plant that it protlus ceth, but in compariſon with that is very little, yer it is enough through the ver…
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Ifaac, and Jacob, and David, lived in the few that returned out of Babylon, and inthoſe few who under the Goſpel received Chriſt,and believed in him, though the generality of them rejeQed the counſel of God againſt themſelves. F God further promiſcth to bring out of Judah an inheritor of his Mountains, which rhe mo…
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r You have offended in numb:r, wo:ſhiping a multitude, 2 troop of Idols, there ſhall a great number ot you periſh by the ſ'vord ; or poſſibly th: term number may r-fer to al in the next phrafe,to Jer them know that none of them ſhould eſcape. God faith he will num- ber them, tell them out one by one to the Sword. 5…
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3- 13 Rev. 21. 1. and e Thar ſtate of things ſhall be ſuch and fo glorious, as the former ſtate of my Veople 1hall not be remem: red nor come into mind : whether this zew Heavens and new Earth here promited, ſignifies ſuch a ſtate of the Church, wherein Chriſt ſhall perſonally reign upon Earth, over his Saints, the…
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s This verſe containeth a promiſe much like that, ch. 11. 6, g. And relates tothe ceaſing of perſecution. The People of God for their whiteneſs and innocency, are often compared to Lambs, and Sheep wicked men to Wolves and Liens, for their antipathy ro the ſeed of the Woman ; God here promiſeth ro takeoff the fierc…
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his words s : your brethren t that hated you, that caſt you out « for my names ſake x ſaid, * Let the Lord be glorified y bur he ſhall appear co your joy, and they ſhal be aſhamed z. | 5 The Propher rutneth his diſcourſe from denouncing judgment againſt the 1do/aters, and formal:ſts amongſt the Jews, to ſuch as fe…
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hap. LXVT. 18 A 14 HE Chap. LXV1, | Chap: | | « Captivity of Babylen, without any pain, without ſo fy ceived fome fall, or miſchief. Eieraſalem now mourneth, and you 7 4 papers ron or "ſe in the erecting of wal Goſoel Church, | mourn with her, bur ſhe tball recover from her affliction and * Foie into which all the J…
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£ The work before ſpoken of, ſeemeth not after the manner OZ | ſpring, all whoſe verduie and beauty in the winter was concealed men, who do things that are great gradually; nor in an ordinary | in theroot hid in the earth. * And in this the power, proteGtion courſe of nature, whoſe motions alſo bring things by degree…
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it EEE IE © chem, the 18. the 70. the idol Worthippers amongſt them, and not Idolaters only, but Rn, 5, It Ce! define was their breaſts of i on = as broke his Jaws ab far ag. which he had prohibited them folation. Chriſt was in the firſt place. »» The g/ory of the People of _ by ne 2 Ou ma and rag themſclves in garde…
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1d iniquity. I know I have marked their thoughts and works por gh. 19% ) O the vileneſs of them! Should I ſuffer, ſhould I endure them ? No» It ſball come, either the Judgements before threatned ſhal come: or it ſthal come to paſs, that I will caſt them off, and then 1 will gather all Nations, &c. m $0 4s it ſhall …
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all fleſh come to worſhip before me, ſaith the LORD. new-mnen, (IM 6 In the Goſpel-Church, there ſhal be as conſtant and ſettled a #4 from |Iij courſe of Worſhip ( though of another nature) as everwas in the /#%barh re \IMI Jewiſh Church: Chriſtians are not bound to keep the Jewiſh Sab- #5 /#b5a:h.\| baths or New-m…
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; Called at firſt by former Reigned before him, 2 Kmgs 23. 31. the latrer ſucceeded, 2 Kings 24. 8. are conceived not to be mentioned, becaulc they - __—.* Reigned buteach of them three Moneths, and therefore not conſi- *-* - © derable, the Scripture often taking little notice of a {mall time, as of ſix Months, co…
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15.4. unto * the Nations. * Gal. 1.15- , ;e, Womb, 1ſs- 46. 3. Having ſpoken before of the time of his x6. Call, Ycrſ? 4. he now ſpeaks of the manner of it. r z+e; Approved, | ul Heb. and appointed thee, as a fir Miniſter for this Work. Words of _> Knowledge among the Hebrews note AffeRion, as hath been former- ly …
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Anger it ſelf, q. 4. I ſee a Pot coming,meaning the Babylmian Army flowing in up-n them, like boiling or ſca!ding Water, as ſome in terpret it: but this ſ-ems not to be ſo congrous to the Viſton; but rathzr thus, the Babylonians fhould Beſiege, as a Fire pl-ys round the Furnace, when ir is to be made” Boil, ſo ſhou…
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NtIMitio hereby, that though Me of all degrees ſhould ſet themſelves rs. him, yer God would ſupport h:m againſt them all, . and that he would carry bim through his Work,though his Troubles and Tryals would nct be only great, but long, wiz. paſſing through ſeveral Kings Reigns, therefore poſſibly ſaid Kings here in…
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ſhadow of death 5, through a land that no man paſſed through, and where no man dwelt 5 ? © i, « With themſelves, thought note 4 The Expreſſion may bave ſome reſpe& to the {iruation of the place, 2s lying lower than Canaan ; bur the Deſign is, co reprove their Sloth and Stupidity, charging herein their Apoſtacy, no…
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e Angels ſay ſome, but rather the viſible heave ieS: a Da; therical Expreiſion in a Poetical Proſopepeia, as ny i ont NS intimating that it is ſuch a thing,that che very inanithate aka _ could they be ſenſible of it, would be aſtoniſhed. 4 The Heb ng ports as much as Ler your hair be lifted up, ſuch a fright as we …
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13 And now whathaſt thou to do in the way of E- eyprt t, to diink the waters of Sihor « : 'or what haſt thou todo in the way of Afſyria, to drink the waters x of the river y ? EE t What Buſineſs haſt thou there ? or what doſt rhou expe& from thence? or what need hat thou to go, or ſend Meſſengers thither, if thou…
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23 How canſt thou ſay «, I am nor polluted, I have Bn not gone afcer Baalim x ? ſee thy way ... in the valley y, | fl know what thou haſt done = ||: rbots art a ſwift droine- jor, & | dary a, traverſing b her ways. ſwift Dro®| # with whar face canſt thou go about to excuſe thy ſelf, or medary. | deny what is ſo ev…
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Moons, a ſeaton wherein ſuch As are abhorent even to Na- eic felf, Some underſtand this of the Idolatry they committed v new. Moon: but it more properly points at the Moneth of her Breeding, or growing big and weighty ; Mometh put colle&ively for Moneths, ſuch as Job ſpeaks of, Job 39. 1,2. Or mn her laſt Mo- neth…
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led the Chilaren of ſuch a City, or fuch a Place, Chlaven of Ser, 2 Chron. 25. 14+ Chilaren of the Province, Ezra 2+ 1. and Chiloren of thy people, Lv. 19. 18. :nd abundance more the like: And thus it is c-m+ prehenfive both of Parents and Children. @d z. e, The frvit ot Cor- reC&tion, viz. Inſtruftion : The ſame w…
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thou uſe ſa much Art and Skil!, -and take ſo much Pains, to g0 and ſend here and thereto contralt a Fri:ndſhip with Forreign people, and to bring them to rhy Embraces, Ja. 57. 9, 10. Or chinking to ſet a good Face or Gloſs vpon the Matter, and excuſe thy ſelf, as if thou couldeſt delude Gods Pſal. 78. 36, 37- where…
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ſhe gave him no juſt cauſe, andſhe ſhould beftow hey ſeif on. anos ther, he would not be reconciled to her, neicher might he take her a» gain ; but you have gone a Whoring from m-/, and i: icntly pro. voked me to rejeCt and turn you off. I will diſpenſe with my own Law for. your fakes, and will a& by my prerogative…
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g Here being a D<fe of the Noun, the Jews ſupply it with ry Sin, Iſa 43+ 25- but the moſt and beſt, as we do, his anger. Compare ir with werſe12+Pſal 103. 9. Nahum 1, 2. in which Texts there is a de« fe&t of the ſame word. This may ſeem to be the words of the Pra- pher, and ſo the Connexion iscafie with the foregoi…
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Iſrael is ſaid to be backſliding, but Judzh orſhip of God, thovgh ſhe and ſometimes pub- / Or he ground and reaſon I had to deal ſo with 7- r Adulteries, as to put her away. # Delive- e hands of the 4ſhrian, where God took from 6, &c. which he id often privately, and cloſely embrace Idols, ſlight ground, for ſ…
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14 Turn, O backſliding children, m faith the LORD ; for I am married unto you : and I will take you one of a City, and two of a family, » and I will bring you to Zion 6. » IT am in Covenant with you, Dewt: 29. 1, lo, 11 this Covenant notwirhſtanding all your unfaithfulneſs, | = a= to renew with you. Hef: 2. 19, 2…
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or made, ſignifies to magnifie, as it ſeems to be uled, Deut. 32. 6, and r Sam. 12. 6, The whole Church ſhall now be the Throne of. God, Yr: 17. to which purpoſe the Ark formerly ferved, now God; foreſceing partly how hard a thing it would be to be believed,and partly the Pleas that the corrupt Wir,and Invention of…
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d Theſe two Kingdoms ſhall become one, that had been ſo long divided, the enmity that was between them ſhall be taken away, and they ſhall walk hand in hand in a friendly manner one with another, which is implyed in this phraſe of walking together, Pſal. 55 14. Ames 3:3. and this points at their incorporating into …
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An Invitation to true Repent ance, by Promiſes, 1 4. and Judgments coming on them by the Babylonians, contrary to the Prediions of their falſe Prophets, for their Sins, 5——18. A grievous Lamentation jor the Milerics of Judah, 19 —31. F thou wilt return, O Iſrael, ſaith the LORD, * re- turn unto me &, and if thou w…
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ſ Heb. Man, i. e. to each Man ; I ſpeak to every individual 13: 7» 22. among you, Ezek. 20. 7,8. # The Lord having ſpoke what he had to fay at preſent to Jſ-ael, turns now his Speech from 1/-a2l to Tun dah,and ſo continues it ; which confifts of teveral Subjets, and frſr begins with Repentance. u z. e, Prepare your…
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Historical Christian writing; not Scripture.