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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 1801
niſhed c, and the prophets «. ſhall wonder x. f The King, viz. of Judah, and the great Men, that ſhould have encouraged the People in ſuch a calamitous day, and been their great ſupport, ſhall not only be afraid, but their own hearts ſhall melr within them, they ſhall be even at their wits end. See Joſh. 5. r. The…
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to Clear the inward parts from noxious humours. See I/a. 1, 16, 17. 7 Fiz. From all filthineſs of Fleſh and Spirit, 2 Cor. 7. 1. James x, 21. r This hath reference in this place to Temporal Salvation;it 15 preſcribedas a means to prevent the judgements that are impen= ding on them, as is plainly expreſſed, verſe 4.…
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o A farther expreſſion of his bitter Lamentation, redoubling his complaint; the end of one but the beginning of another, 9.9. worſe and worle, Deut. 32. 23. Exel. 7. 26. Good Joſeah ſlain, and four of his Succeflors carried away, or flain, or both, 2 Chroz. 36. p This is more particulary deſcribed, weyſe. 23, 24, 2…
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h Some expound it, neither ſhall this puniſhment ſ:Kce, nor my tury ſtop here, IT will not thus have done with them : and fo look to what they were further to endure i: their long coptivity, See Lev. 26. 36, 39. But it ſeems rather to be a word of Comfort, that they ſhall nor be utterly extin&, he will preſerve a R…
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Kone godly in Judah, 1, 2 PnIY } Li \ | *Icng: 3. *Zep. 3-2, CHAP. They ſwear falſly, though God be @ God of Truth ; they are imcorrigible and ſenſeleſs, and know not the Law, or elſe wiltilly violate it, 2 6. Their 1dolotry, Adultery, 7 g. Contempt of Goa's Word and Prophets, which ſhould be ſadly verified,…
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better Skill'd in Fields and Vineyards, thai in the Law - or of leſs Conſcience than the better ſort may be, and therefore ſaid to be fooliſh, or infatuated, or put upon greater Temptaricn by reaſon of their Poverty, Pro. 30. 9. '. The Methods orWays of his Provi- 411Þ dence, the uſual manner of his Dealings; fo Ju…
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Chap. 9.9. ; i, e. Puniſh, Pſal. 89. 32. Should I connive at ſuch things, the wicked would fay, I did not fee them,or rake notice of them P/ 50, 21. much to the ſame purpoſe with Yerſe 7. beginn, and Puniſh. 6 E 3 9721s 0 V. 7 E R E dures, that he firſt ſees and contiders the caſe, before he inflicts Pu- niſhmen…
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they muſt needs by this time become skilful to deſtroy. 5 Which makes thy caſe much more deiperate. Ir is a great diſadvantage * Pl when Pe: fons underſtand not one another ; they will neither un- 104: derſtand thy intreaties, nor thou their offers, being both unin- telligible, and inexorable, which will render thy…
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not tremble at my preſence, which have placed the y | 27 Asa |] cage is full of birds, ſoare their houſes full | ſind forthe * bound of the ſea, by a z perpecual decree, ; of o deceit: therefore they are become great, and waxen * ©": and though the waves thereof | p rich. coop. * Deut. 11. 14. [ Oc, pry as fowler…
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I TI nced notſearch for ſuch among the Heathen Nations, for they are found even among them, that are called by my Name, whereas all my people ought ro have been holy. m Or contemplate miſ- chievous deſigns, under deceits,as Fowlers do hide themtclves, when they watch rhe Birds coming to the ſnare orner, Prov. 1. 11…
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' and great deſtruction. CE 1 i ER ; 8 He means, either the Inhabitants of Jeruſalem, becauſe part of it ; ſtood in the lot. of Benjamin, Joſh. 18, 28. or elſe; he means all Judah, | becauſe, when the Ten Tribes fell off, . the. Tribe of Benjamin adne=- ' red to Judah, and was incorporated into them ; If it be. ask…
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i The Prophet now paſſerh From his Meraphor to tell them plainly what he means by the Shepherds, viz. Warricurs ; ſome make theie the words of the Chaldeans making preparation for their Invaſion,and it may be by ſome oftheir accuſtomed Rites, that they uſed before War; but they ſeem more probably ro be the Words of…
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baskets. | c Though Gleaning be a Term proper for all kind of Harveſt, yet the Word uſed here is appropriated to theVintage,and implies the through Riddance that the Chaldeans ſhall make, contrary to the Law for gathering the Vintage, though it may ſeem to allude to it, Lev. 19. 10, Judah ſhall be- gleaned over an…
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Old-man, had ſo corrupted their ways, ſee Yerſe 13. that their - Condition was deſperate, and GOD would bring an Enemy upon them, ſhould ſpare or pity none, of what Scx or Age ſo- , char, though the Prophers had direQted them in the right way, and "12 And their houſes ſhall be turned unto / others, ith their fields…
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þ Having told the falſe Prophets their doom, he now turns his Speech to the People, and gives them Counſel ; for he rather pro« pounds than commands, by a Metaphor taken from Travellers, t being in doubt of their way, do ſtand ſtill, pauſe, and conſider ,whe- ther the DireQtion they have received from ſome ignorant…
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f God gives this Name to all the Occaſions of the Jews Ruin, he expoſeth them, or ſuffereth ſuch things to be laid in their way, as ſhal be the Occaſign of their Deſtruftion ; ſuch rhings which they ſhal not get over; or an Hypallage,” T will bring Deſtruion upon them ; as the Hebrews ule to ipeak, they have ſent a…
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28 They are all grievous e revolters, * walking with - 1 f ſlanders : they are bras and g iron ; they are all 5 cor- * Chap | It rupter 5 N . 49 : . e Obſtinate, and refraQary, 1a. 31.6. chap. 5.3, 23. f Being thei f main Bulinefs to detra&t ar thee,and the "+, wr EA rs gray - and 20, 10. a Sin exprefly forbidden,…
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k Becauſe this was GOD'S Houſe, wherein he had promiſed to dwell, and that for ever, Pſal. 13 2, 13, 14. they flattered thegnſelves, that he could dwell no where elſe, and would not depart, and cer- tainly would nor ſuffer the Chaldeans to deſtroy this, and therefore, that no evil could befal them, as they promiſed…
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neſs, Prov. 30. 20. noting their deep Hypocrifie, or elſe that barety this wouid -xpiate for ali their Abominations, as;f they could make GOD amenas for their ſins by rheir Duties, and cheir poſture of ſtanding notes their ſervice, 1 Kings io. 8. Prov. 22.29. c That is acknowledged to be my Houſe, and bears my Name…
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u God forbids his Prophets to pray for them in any kind, by any Cry or Interceſſion ; or running upon me, Which ſhews that God is re- ſolved to root them out, ſeing he will admir of no Interceſſion : according as he charged Moſes, Exod. 32. 10. and the like, Chap. 11. 14+ For God had been wont to ſuffer himſeif ro …
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*Deur.6-3: Exod- 19. 5+ Lev. 2642. | tried, viz. what Commands, every thing elſe being but meer Su- perftirion. »r He ſhews what would be the good effe&t of their Obe= dience, Exod. T:.26. Deut. 5. 29, 33. which implies, that their Suf- ferings are from their Perverſneſs, as it is expretled in the next verſe. 2…
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i It was an uſual Token of Sorrow among the Jews to cut offthe hair, Job I. 20. 1/a. 15. 2. Mic: I 16, But here he ſpeaketh either, 1.. to Feremiah ; for O Jeruſalem is not in the Texr: or, to the In- habitants of Jeruſalem; and fo ſpeaks to them, as a Woman, whoſe Hair is for an Ornament, 1 Cor. 11. 15. Therefore …
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x M * 26. th--: # All kind and degrees of Mirth ſhall ceaſe, Rev. 18. 23. all Te? ſhail be filed with Tneteions and Woe ; their ſinging Gents Ap rurned into ſighing ; | comfort of Hurnare Society, which is 70 be underſtood in this Ex. preſſion. b There ſhall be ſuch an utcer Devaſtation, that there {hall be neith…
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m Either an univerſal backſliding- Or, rather obſtinately re- ſolved to hold on, though they ſec they are out of the way ; not out of levity or inconſiderareneſs, the Heb. word fſiznifies ſtrengrh, the ſame uſed, Pſal. r3. 8. andrranflated for ever, implying a ſtrong Nif, ſtout Refuſal. See 1a. 57. 17+ Chap. 5+ 3. …
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3. Or poſſibly, it may be ſpoken by way of /milituae,- q. d. they ſhall be weſted, as when there 15 no Grapes on the Vine, &c. The "Land ſhall be Jcfr as bare, as when by Tempeſts or other violence, there 1s neither Leaf nor Fruit left upon the Tee, Pſal. 78. 47- k If this refer to the further puniſhment, as ſome, …
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- 3 He proceeds in increaſing of their terrour, q- d. there will be no appeaſing, or allaying of their fury by any artor method, therefore repreſented by the Cockatrice, called in Latine Regulus, or King of Serp:nts, as putting to flight atl other Serpents, but by oppoſition to Serpents, ſhewing what kind of Serpen…
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ſpiritual Phyſicians ? Some underſtand it by way of Sacraſm, q. where are your Medicines, your Arms, your Counſels, your: Con- federacies? And where are your Phyſicians, your Princes and Prieſts that promiſed you Relief? Without God, you ſee, no help in ang means; but the former is more natura), and agrees beft wit…
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, ONE £'T1 » 1] fooled treading down tread- | away all, or they have forſaken the Land, becauſe there was no : amy _ nagar Ha; Td” os Mod. Oppreſſi-] Food, Jer. 12. 44 A Figurative Expreſſion of an univerſal Deſola- « < ith one. exerciſe all manner of ways, as in the next Verſe, | tion. ; | = : | borh by Fraud and F…
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a —_ | 7s 1. | doth not ſeem ro be ſpoken in favour tothem ; therefore rather ſome | "2 8 Their tongue zs 4s.an RY row ſhot out ; wt ſpeak- poiſonous Planr, which may agree to any other deſtructive Herb, * Pal. 12- eth p * deceit : one ſpeaketh peaceably to his neigh- as well as Wormwo:d, and this the Heb, word doth …
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2 As by the calling for their Artificial Mourners, he did inti- mare the greatneſs of the Miſery that was coming upon them, that with all their Art they could not ſufficiently bewail it; ſo here, by making haſte, he intimates the near Approach of it, that it was even at thedoors. q Pitch upon ſome form of Mourning …
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£ Whether we make any curious DiſtinQtion Eetwixt underſtands ing God, as if that be more ſpeculative, whereby we rightly appre- hend his Nature ; and knowing God, as if that be more pra#ical, as dire&ing the Converſation, we need not here er:quire; yet cer= tainly both center in this, that we ſo know and underſtan…
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5s a fooliſh and wicked thing, that any thac profe's the true os ſhould give heed to ſuch lying Vainities. « Here he 1 65; meet 1eir Taolatry to their Afrology, q. 4. they cur down Timber to make _ Images and Repreſentations of theſe Sears and Planets, that _ fear and worſhip as Gods, either in memorial of them, wh…
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to be worſhipped, but reproved him for thre wing them cur of th Church, becauſe they ſerve for Oin:mert , rd Lay-mens Books. which ſince hath bezn received as a Cathclick Duluriut, that Images are Lay-mens Bucks. 9 »olver ſpread into plates is brought from » Tar- ſhiſb, and gold from o Ophez. the work of the work.…
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In this 2nd the nexc Verſe, the Propher enumerates ſome parti- * Job 5 8- culars, wherein he is tranſcendently above all Creatures, which he Pt: 194. = bath made, much more above [dels, whichare the works of mans Iſa.q0-22* hands. c 4s 14.15. 7.e. This whole Globe conſiſting of Waters, as well as Farth. 4 It muſt n…
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time of their Viſieation they ſhall r periſh» TEE ſtate, which he chuſethto deſcribe hereby, continuing this Mataphor q Either in their riſe, as ſpringiog from Men of corrupt Minds, | rather than any other, of a Shepheres Tent ; poflibly inſinuating rhe or the foundation of them : 4 Metonymy of the effe$, Teachers a…
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z As in the former Verſe he relates Gods unſpeakeable power | and Wiſdom, in his creating and fixing the ſtated order of things, fo here he further ſets it forth in his Prcvidential ordering and dif- poling their accidents, 5. e« either at his command when heis pleaſed rQ call for the Rain, or rather, when he #hund…
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a Wear . "gh and in what mannerthis Revelation came from God tothe Prophet is not expreſſed, whether it were in the days of | Joſiah or Jehoj achim« : E Hear ye, the words of this covenant b, and ſpeak unto the men of Judah, and to the inhabitants of Je- ruſalem. b God ſpeaking in the plural number, not hear thu,…
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11 © Therefore thus faith the LORD, Behold, I will bring evil upon them which they ſhall not be able + to + prev. eſcape /: and * though they ſhall cry unto me I will go forth not hearken unto them *#. | | * Pſal. Sſ A Judgment frem which they ſhall by no means be delivered, - - ; by any Counſels of their own, or …
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16 The LORD called thy nate, A green olive- trees fair, and of goodly fruit c : With the noiſe of a great tumulte, he hath kindled fire upon it, and the branches of ic are broken 4, EEE c That is, the Lord fixed thee when he brought thee firſt into Canaan, ina beautiful flouriſhing ſtate and cond:tion, fo as thou …
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were ſo ingrareful to them. : | . 21 Therefore thus faith the LORD of the men of Anathoth, chat ſeek thy life,faying, * Propheſie not in che name of che LORD, that chou die not by our hand: 22 Therefore thus ſaith the LORD of hoſts, Be: hold, I will F puniſh them; the young men ſhall die 12:& 713- by the fword, t…
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i That theſe are the anſwer of God to the Prophet, is reaſonably well agreed by the beſt Interpreters, as alſo that this is a Proverbial expreſſions but as to theapplication of it in this place, there is ſome difference : Some make it this. If thou doſt not underſtand what is done by the Men of thine owa City, how …
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» Heb. He hath made it deſolate, but it cannot be meant of God, for it is God that ſpeaketh, -and God is he mentioned in the next words ; It muſt therefore either be underſtood of Nebuchadnezzar,the inſtrumental cauſe ; or ( one number being put for another ) of the People or the Rulers as the meritorious cauſe, an…
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a God's deſign, by what 1s recorded in this Chapter, is by two Types, as in two Glaſſes, to ler the People underſtand by the Pros pher, how he looked upon them, and what they were in his Eyes, and alſo what he would do unto them, and they might expett from him, ro this purpoſe he directeth the Prophet to procure hi…
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12 © Therefore thou ſhalt ſpeak unto them this word, Thus faith the LORD the God of Liſrael, Every bottle ſhall be filled with wine, and they ſhalt ſay unto thee, Do we not certainly know that every bottle (ball be tilled with wine » 2? n God by his Prophet ſheweth them their ruine in 2nother G'aſs, he bids the P…
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you, but thar will not ſo much trouble meas to conſider that you who are the Church and People of GOD ſhould be led into Captivity: 18 Say unto the king and to the queen, Humble your [|Or, »w ſelves x, fit down ; for your || principalities ſhall come head. tires. even the crown of your glory x. own bs Author of Ho…
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!in the five next Verſes,and deprecated, Yeyſe 7, 8, 9. which make | indeed but a Preface to the Revelation ofthe Mind and Will of GOD | in this Prophecy. 2 Judah mourneth, and the gates thereof languiſh, they are black unto the ground, and the cry of Jeruſa- lem is gone up 6. b By Judah is meant the Men and Wome…
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q4 The Hebrew word here uſed being found in no place of Holy Writ bur this, hath given Interpreters a liberty to tranſlate it vari- ouſly, /repy,weak, a(toniſbed, fighted, I:ke a Man in ſuch diſorder through ſome great paſſions, that he is able to do nothing- » Like 2 Man who in his own Nature is ſtrong and mighty …
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for I will pour their wickedne(s upon them o. , _.. 0 The ſecurity promiſed by theſe falſe Prophets, ſhall be no Ex-. cuſe to the people for giving credit to them; the Prophets ſhall pe riſh for propheſying faiſly in my Name, and the people that hearken to, . and believe what they ſay, and prattiſe aecerdingly, ſha…
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alſo argucth wirh God, from h's former Love and Kindneſs to this people. which he had made the Throne of his Glory. The words are Either to be underſtood of the Throne of the Houſe of David, calle4 the Lord's Throne, 1 Chron: 29: 23. or elle the Temple, and the ” Arkin it, the more ſpecial Symbol of God's Preſence …
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God means che perſonal fins of Manaſih and his Miniſters, or only the fins of the ſame kind that the Jews ſtill continued. Manaſſch lived 55 years, hisSor. Joſiah 31 Years, it wasnow the time of Jehoiakim, the: Son of Joſiah, who reigned but eleven years, and it is probable this was his fifth year, for in that year…
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Or, ms king of things to come as if preſent. In Jehoiakim's time we read | ver be an Agreement betwixt the Jews and the Chaldzans; but to gainſt the of no ſuch plenty of Widows ; they were multiplied when the Ci- | me, the word of the next verſe ſeem to give us the ſenſe, that the Mi: her ty was belieged and taken in…
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h Seven ſignifies many, 1 Sam; 2: 5, Job 5: 19. The Prophet | @ Either the words which from time to time thou didft reveal ,,, complains, that Hieruſalem, or the Country of Judah, that had been | to me, were by me 6 greedily digeſted, and though ſome of them very numerous in People, now grew feeble, neither able to m…
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thee, to ſave chee, andro deliver thee, faith the LORD z. x Theſe wordsare expounded by thoſe that follow. »y Look as Men may throw ſtones or ſtrike at a brazen wall, but do it no hurrt, ' ſo ſaith God,' though thou ſhalt bave enemies that will be offering atthee, yet if thou continueſt ſteady in the doing of thy d…
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But the truth is, the word h:th but two ſignifications, and we have here given it what doth worſt ſute this Text, It hgnifies ro divide" and to zear or rend Both in Kal rhe firſt Conjugation, and in Pihel the third Conjugation it is uſe... to ſignifie dividing ; in the former, Iſa: 58: 7. where we interpret it deal…
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ſince whoſe time there were hardly forty years yet elapſed. in him for the obtaining favour from. him in an evil day. 6 And 12 And ye e have done * worſe than your fathers porn manga mags wo _ Cn _ good rs hr _ (Th RT WEBS: » When not only the Jews ſhould be again refored to their = Lara, for behold ye walk every on…
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for many hunters, and they ſhall kunt them from every | each corner there was a riſing part made of Braſs ſemething highs mountain, and from every hill, and out of che holes of | theſe were called the Horns of rhe Altar. See Exod. 27. 2. Evek, 43. » k 15, 16. Now their fin iseither ſaid tobe ingraven, or publiſhed, …
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6 For he (ball be * like the heath in the deſart, and ſhall not ſee when good cometh, bur ſhall inhabit the parched places in the wilderneſs,z» a {alt land and not -inhebiced k&. | & The ſum is, he ſhall not thrive, norproſper, but be like the Heath, by which is meant ſome barren Shrub or Tree, about which the va…
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che place of our ſanctuary 5s. s It is much more hard to give an account of theconnexion of theſe words with the former,than of their ſenſe conſidered abſolure- ly in themſelves. Some would have them the words of the People, reckoning up another vain ground of their confidence,becauſe they had amongſt them the Tem…
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| * Chap, ofthe Prophet againſt his Enemies,ſfee the Notes cn Chap. 1:.20. {| #4 LRELR: | 1,20, 19 q Thus faith the LORD unto me, Go and ſtand : that there was one more noted and eminent than thereſt, ro whoſe WRNLT1E | in the pate of the children of the people, whereby the ; Houſe: the Lord here ſendeth the Prophet,…
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form of the Veſſel, but made it into another form ſuch as he liked Perrys. | beſt. | — ſ! 5 Then the word of the LOR D came unto me; . ſaying, ih G O houſe of Iſrael cannot I do with you as this pot-= | il tere* faich the LORD : behold * as the clay 3s in the *Ifi 643: potters hand,ſo are ye inmine hand,O houſe o…
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