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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 1861
n God was moved at this deſperate obſtinacy and hardneſs of this Peoples Hearrs,he appeals to the World whether ever any Heathens behave themſelves ſo toward their Idols which were no Gods, as this People had behaved themſelves towards him, He calls Iſrael a Vir- gine, it is 4 term given to Z:don, Iſs. 23. 12+ and …
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this rate. c And for his Words letus not value them at a ruſh, noc at all regard them. | I9 Give heed to me, O LORD, and hearken to the voice of them that contend with me 4. d Theſeveral following Verſes, to the end of this Chapter,con« tain the Prophets Prayer by way of appeil toVod againſt theſe wice ked Men ; …
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: lace where they 1d 1t 1s called 7! þ which alſo mention is made Iſs 30. 3 3. Chap. No Leon, he opening of this Text, as alſo of thoſe other Texts that mention C is Idolatry, we muſt open what is meant by Baal, Moloch, Topher " the Valley of the Son of Hinnom, There is no doubt Enya pn” Molech, or Metsch, fignifi…
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Homage in ſome ſpecia? Caſes and Straits, they © : TY ren. Some think they only made them go br — = phe _ the Scrj 3 6 F: abominable I1doletry ; but ems Scriptures ſj ns ns that they actually burnt. them : the Plalmift Pſal. 106; 37 Gp They ſhed innocent blocd, even the blood of their ſons and eabod. = , they ſac…
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r A Name ordinarily given to God, here very properly, to let them know that he ſaid nothing with his Lips, but what he had power by his Hand to accompl.ſh, being the Caprain General of all the Armies cf his Cr:atures. / God by erdering the Prophet to carry no other Veſl:1 bur one of Earth, had a deſign upon the bre…
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© Topher, which they had made a place of barbarous Slaughter for the } had deſigned any form:1 cbarge againſt bim. + He had itlcemeth no more to ſay to Feremiah, bur Jeremiah, ( to whom God had ap« peared in the Priſon that Night, while he was ſeparated from Communion with Men, and revealed to him, what end this ho…
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rienced ; :thers underitand it of thoſe Atts of injuſtice and vioe Jence which were found amongſt the Pzopie, he cryed out againſt them. Others underſtand itas a denunciation of Judgment. He pro- hefied that violence and ſpoil was coming up2n tnem.u Becauſe of that ſcorn and deriſfion with which they treated him. B…
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of evil doers /. | The Prophet here riſeth higher, from prayer to praiſe; it is not certain whether this was arejoycing of Faith or of Senſe; a Thankſgiving to God, upon his Deliverance out of the hand of Paſhur, or ſome other Enemies, or a rejoycing in the ſure beliefthar God would deliver his life out of the han…
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þ I will fight againſt you (* as a Prince is ſaid to fight againſt a Nation, whoſe Captains fight againſt ir, though himſelt ftizzreth nor from his Royal Palace; yea more than ſo ) animating ard irfl n- cing the Babylonians and Chaldeans, whom I have ſent 10 fight »gainſt you, and diſcouraging and difpiriting your …
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A En oo ey ren: | her Blood: ano theſe Evie (tony Mhubutcter) ha ſpe& ro God's raifingSemacherib's Siege in the time of his Grandfa- ſmite them with the Sword, without ſthewing them any Mercy or ther Hezekiah, The remembering of God's former wondrous Works, Pity. This 15 not to be underſtocd of King Zedekiah himſelf,…
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b The Inhabitants of the Ciry of Hieruſalem are thoſe here in* tended, Pſal. x25. 2. ſount 7 yea, Hieruſslem is ſelf was buided in part upon the rocky Mountain of Zion, but a great paft was 'in the Valley, and the bigher Moun- rains, about mount Zion, made that Mountain 3t ſelf, in compari- ſon with them, asa Vall…
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6 For thus ſaith che LORD unto the kings houſe of Judah, Thou art Gilead unto me 3, and the head of Lebanon & : yet ſurely I will make the a wilderneſs, ani Cities which are not inhabited 7. LE # Interpreters are not agreed in what Sence God faith, that the Kings Houſe of Judah was unto him as Gilead. k Or the Hea…
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aid; But others think this, Shallum was Jofiak's fourth Son, that Johanan died before his Father, and the People made Shalium his youngeſt Son King, calling him Jehoahax, ſo as he reigned immedi. ately after Joſiah, . ' 2 Wo. 0 33 C Wo unto him that * buildeth his houſe by un- "__0 righteouſneſs, and his chambers …
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! That is, he ſhall not be buried at all, oc he ſhall be buried in an indecent and contemptible manner, none attending him to kis Grave nor mourning for him.m The laſt Words of this Verſe incline ſome to think that Jchoiakins was buried near to Jeruſalem; but the Scrip= ture, which mentioneth his being carried into…
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f Fechoniah's Mother was Nehuſhtarn, the Daughter of Elathan of Hieruſalem, 2 Kings 24. 8. Verle 12. the fulfilling of the Pro- Heb. in= habirreſs. 1 3 . 4 4 R [7 : : M 1 4 HQ. Chap. XXII ſal! rule and ſave them, 1,-——8. Hezainſt falſe Prophets, g<=32. 4 WER and mockers of the truth, 37, 40» '\ \\ T O be …
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97 The Word tranſlated Ch:1dleſs is but thrice read in Holy Writ, and by various Interpreters tra"iſl:ted barren, not encreaſing, empty, full of ſorrow, wanting Children, &c. Ir 1 thought ro be interpreted, by the next Words, Ne Man of his ſeed ſhall proſper ſitting upon the Throne of David, and ruling any more in …
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x See the Notes on Chap. 16. 14; 15. Where much of the ſame words are to be found, The Prophet aggravateth the greatneſs of that Salvation, which ſhouli be brought by Chriſt to all the true If ael of God, by comparing it with the deliverance of the anc'ent If; acl of God out of the Land of Egypt; which be ſaith it …
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longed to the Ten Tribes, whoſe chiet City was Samaria» The * Mm word travſlated folly ſignifies unſavory, or an abſurd thing. Our Sa» viour compareth wicked Miviſters to unſavory Salt, Matth. 5. 13. Salr that is turned fooliſh ( as the Greek work ſignifies. ) The Mini- ſters of God's word are, or ought to be the S…
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ers mutiook far the ſevereſt. 1ndigyation of God, Others ſin, and Mind unto People, muſt rot. be meerly om their extergal Mifi- £ ſhall die an their TY ; buf they reach cthers rd' break God's Cond 1 on (which yet they ou be, to have in a Church,” thir in bidir_) mandjhents, and have the 4ins'of many” to anſwer for, w…
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| *Joh. 15. th&ir own hearth; | 0 og oils gu 1h hut i 11114 {| own Luſts, ertte Luſts of a debauched Peoplatts whomabeyrſpokt, | 3%. fam 27,28, Dor. 1 cho hah; figod, ap the. [1cpunle]. of the | wad pretend;thae God tad remlcA th chore Shay te golyilhe | NOr, fee 7 ORD, and hath perceived and heard, his word? who ed,…
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{Men, fo as they, ſhould have no. peace, buc:evil fliouid: moſt cer The People; from the;Sexyio6 and; Obedicnce: he. true. God y'fo ff 5? | | P A £ JG 7 y : :tainky come upon them: HK 21H 63 5-1 CL. SJ OT ON 135 & Fit | - the ©, by telling their pretended Dreams, uc | M- p att ir . 20 The * Anger of the LORD ſhall n…
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.+. 32 Behold, 1 am am againſt them that propheſie falſe dreams 4, ſaith the LORD, and do tell them, and cauſe my people to err by their lyes, and by their * lightneſs e, yet I ſent them not, nor commanded -them : therefore they ſhall not profit this people art all, faith-cthe LORD f: "H þ | - 4 Taatis, Falſe thi…
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a Some think theſe two Baskets of Figs were ſuch as the people had brought for their firſt Fruits, becaule they are mentioned as ſect before the Temple. But this might be no more than a Y:{on, or an appearance of rwo Baskets. b The time of this Viſion was ſome® time betwixt the carrying away of Jeconiah, of which w…
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; will Igive Zedekiah the king of Judah, and his princes, : and the reſidue of Jeruſalem that remain in this land, — , and * them that dwell in the land of Egypt 9. q Whirher it is probable many of the Jews had fl:d, upon the coming or noiſe of the coming of the King of Babylon, as they had done before, 1/a. 30. 2…
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þ Idols which indeed are ro Geds,but ſo called by Idolaters. i Fo pay any divine homage unto them.& And proyoke me net to anger by Idols, which are the Work of Mens hands, ( no uncreared Be ings.) Or more generally ayy Works which are contrary to the Law of God. 1 If you do this I will by my Providence do you ne h…
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19 * Pharaoh king of Egypt, and his ſervants, and *c his princes, and all his people g. 46. gs The Egyptians being that people whom the Jews moſt truſted to tor hep, ar: named as the tirſt to whom the Prophet was ſenr with the Wine cup of God's Fury, to let the Jews know, that zf they truſted to them, their confid…
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are in the outmoſt corners «. cut off in= | 7 We read of a Dedn the iflue of Cham, Gen, 10» 7,The other the *? ©9775» Poſterity of Abraham by Jokshen, Gen. 25. 3. It ſeemeth to be a OT» having f Ciry of Idumea, Chap, 49.8. ſ Tema deſcended fiom Iſhmael, Gen, 25, the cornerg | I5. his Poſteriry inhabited in Arabia, …
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A te” &, jhepherds | nor the principal of the flock to eſcape . : = «caps WARN « In ordinary diſpenſations of Judgmenr, there is ſome way lefe 7s from WI to eſcape, and if there be any way of eſcape, great Men are !ikelieſ} &c» to find it, bur he telleth them that the greateſt Men ſhould find no way to flee from, …
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4 Nor that God was ignorant of their obſtinancy and the hard« ening of their hearts, which was the future event.; but tolet us know that tieir deſtruftion would be of themſelves, he would give them. both a time and ſpace, and alſo means for Repentance, and the prevention of the Judgmenrsof God coming on them : He g…
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8 © Now it came to paſs, that when Jeremiah had Therefore he addeth, ; 15 But know ye for certain, that if ye put me to | death, ye ſhall ſurely bring innocent blood upon your ſelves, and upon this city, and upon the inhabitants thereof *.* : for of a truth the LORD hath ſent me unta you, tO ſpeak all theſe words…
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k This was that Micah, whoſe Prophecies are part of holy Writ as appeareth by Micah xr. 1. and 3. 12. where are the very words of the Prophecy here mentioned. ! The ſubſtance of that Prophecy was the ſame yitlt this of Jeremiah,, that Zion ſhould be plowed up, and the place where the: Temple ſtood, ſhould become ſo…
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a common Name to all the Sons of Foſah, and that Zedekiab is here called Jeho:akim, but I ſee no foundation for that eonjeQture from EK & M1 a Chap. | them morefaft ; and ro put fome one of them vron Lis own Neck to the off their Necks. unto. Zedekiah king of Judah c._ . ing words. Thus ſaith che LORD of hoſts…
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c Ir wasand is the cuſtom of neighbour Princes, to ſend Am- baſladors inro each others Countries to reſide there, and maintain correſpondence on the behalf of their Maſters. 'Theſe Nations were Neighbours to the Jews, and their Princes had their Ambaſſiders Ret: dent at Hieruſalem. Jeremiah is directed. to carry ea…
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King of Bal :n,for you ſhall ſerve the King of Bubylor. By prophets | he. 1s IS futh, as” By Di- | he was wont to deliver his Prop! ies, TP, have any Communion with, God, "that rf was there 37 Years- ." 19 'T'For'thus ſaith the LORD of hoſts concernins the pillars, and concetning the ſea;and concerning the baſes,…
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g The true Prophet Jeremiah, ſpeaks to this falſe Prophet with as much bo'dneſs as he had ſpoke to him in impudence, and in the ſame preſence of tle Prieſts, and of the People, but with a przface of great Chariry and Modeſty, Amen ( ſaith he ) which Farticle 3s uled in Holy Wrir, either as # Particle of 4 rtion, as…
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} of which his Miniſters are the Stewards and Adminiftrators3 ſo the Devil hath his Sacraments, of which his prephers are the Admin- | ſtrators, God by his Prophet Jeremy had revealed his Will, as to the King of Babylon's ſucceſs againſt many Nations, and bringing them into his Servirude z as a Sacrament or Sign of…
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d So as this Letter was not wrote from himſelf adviſing them charitably, buthe had commiſſion from God, by whom he mindeth them, as the principalvefficient cauſe they were ordered to be car- ried away by, though their own fins were the meritorious cauſe, and Neburhadnezzar with his Captains and Soldiers were the in…
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pray unto me, and Twill hearken unto you . . m I willnot only giveyou a temporal ſalvation and Deliverance, and bring you into your own Land, but you ſhall go thither with new Hearts, you ſhall worſhip Idols no more, bur you ſhall wore ſhip me. and be ſerious and diligent in your Addreſſes and Appli- cations to me…
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” That .is High Prieſt, as ſome have thought, but it appears from 2 Kings 25: 18. that Seraiah was at this time the High Prieſt, and this Zephaniah was the ſecond Prieſt, as he is there tiled 3 as alio chap: 52; 24 nor muſt any think, that the Jehoiada here meant, was the immediat Predeceſſor .of Zephaniah, for beſ…
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have a care of Religion, and particularly take care of perſons, who being mad or phrenetick, make themſelves Prophets. p The Priecfts had a power to. reſtrain ſuch perſons by impriſoning them, or put= ting them zn rhe Srocks, by which: moſt agree a pasticular puniſh= ment 1s expreſſed, but for the nature and way of…
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return accoraing tot x. 6. Exzet. 37. 21,22. returning to their own L v' Lf Ten Tribes who joined themſelves witi tho were returned from Ba#z/0n, Or remarnerh yet in part to be fulfil- Jed. The former is maoit probable, andthar there ſhaſl be no ſuch time when tke Jews ſhall return again to Jeruſalem, and poſleſs…
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s To fave thee, with a Temporal Salvation, and deliverance, 26. and thoie of thee who are 1raelires indecd with a Spiritual, and e« ternal Salvation ; but the {irtt is what is here principally intenged. w God pu:se Gifterence betwixt the Choſtifements of bis People, and the Punilkment of their Enemies , the latter …
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ries, and in that caſe the living Man hath no juſt reaſon to cem- P/ain, Lam: 3. 39. : 16 Therefore g all they that devour thee * ſhall be ' Exod:23- devoured, and ail thine adverſaries, exery one of them | ne ſha!l go into cavtivity, and they that ſpoil thee thail be a ſpoil, and all that prey upon thee will I gi…
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2 This Promiſe was made good in Zorababcl, and other Govers \ Ours of the Jews after the retur:2 out of Captivity, tili they came ro *' ze ſubdued by the Romans. Some reftrain this unto Chriſt, and make it a Prophecy of Cariſt, being born ofrke Jewiſh nation 5 It 15 he they ſay that was meanc by Da-:id, Verſ. g and…
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Love was not a temporary Love,manifeſted to a firgle Gen-ration, | but it was an everlaſting Love, therefo:e he hai diawn them with loving kindneſs, he had all along dealt graciouſly wich them, that way atrempting to oblige them to that Dury which they owed to him, this drawing with loving-kindneſs he calleth a dra…
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J Some think that ir had been beter Tranſlated, they went weeping, for though the Verb be the future Tenſe in the Hebrew, yer that Tenſe hath often the ſigfication of the Preter perfe& Tenſe, thus it anſwer- cth, Pſal. 126. 5, 6 He that goeth forch weeping. bearing precious ſeed, ſhall do:brl:(s come again rejoi in…
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do t! ey need a particular explicatien, alliignifyirg bur one thing, viz,the happy and proſperous State the Jews ſhould be in, after their return trom the Coptivity,both as to their Rel;gious and Cis vil State; The hight of Zion may either ſignifie Hieruſalom,or the Tem- ple more eſpecially where thoſe that returne…
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eing now Carried out of Canaan into a ſtrange Land. 5 Although the Promiſes in this Chapter, made to rhe Jews, were more eminent- Iy and fully made good under the Kingdom of Chriſt ; yet it may be doubred whether any of theſe Pomites were me” ar ſole- Jy fulfilled to them under the Kingdom of Chriit, bur literally,…
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uWe'muſt conſider that we are not in an Hiſtory or a Narration of things done, but in a Prophecy foretelling what ſhould come to paſs. The Prophet foretelleth, that before this promiſed Delive- rance ſhould come, the Iſra:lites ſhould be in another Temper. thar cheir uncircumciſed hearts ſhould be humbled, they ſho…
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2 erpre ds 1 denial, that Epkraim was of Judah, and in the cities thereof, when I ſhall brir » Cha leads ſome to interpret theſe words into a : ; : 1e Ci : all bring > «(nt Ehild, and denying the truth of his pro- > TINT, Vet "BY DC Tp 32. 4c A his dear Son, or a pleaſe axtby ro ©, hy be ET he. 600 their cap ity, th…
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: 4 fi 0 2o 2Js Paſſage, which ſeem moſt reaſonably co contend for preferznce | oThat is. T will exceedingly multiply them, both with Men, 5» are, 1. The Interpretation of thoſe who think itcontainsa Promile both of the Jewiſh Caurch in its time, and of the Goſpel Church, after . the Jewiſh Chureh's period, prevai…
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ſ The Apoſtle's application of this, Heb. 8. 8, 9, 10. puts us out of doubt, that this Promiſe referred to the Goſpel-times, Ir was not only made with the F2ws, bur all thoſe who ſhould-be in- graiffed into that Olive ; bur it is ſaid to be made with them; either as thoſe two Terms ſignifie the whole Church, with w…
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their order ; theſe are thoſe here ſpoken of. e Which ſhal hold = . . .* a w pointed. If we interpret it ( as in our Verſion ) for ever,it hs be underſtood not of [el according to the fleſh, but, of the Church, the true Iſrael of God, which ſhal never fail. : M IT 4 H. Chap. XXXIMTIE God a ſhare in this Work; onl…
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i A Viley ſo called (as ſomethink) from the Mulrtitude of SenaZFerih's Army fliin there ; or, ( as others think / Bolies of MalefaQors put ro Death at: Golgorcha ( which was near) caſt, or buried there, & So called - ( as is thought) from the aſhes of the Sacrifices carried thither. 1 Some think rhar the Horſe » g…
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þ From hence may be concluded the certainty oſfuture contin gency in God's Eye; the coming of Hanameel, was a future con- ringency, yet certainly known to God, fo as he could tell the Pro. pher he would come, # Anathoth ( as appears from Jefb, 21. 18.) was one of the Cities of the Lewitrs; herceariſerh a queſtion, …
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unto the LORD, ſaying ?, © Whar he prayed for, the Matter of his Prayer in the follow- ing Verſes will inform us : but it ſhould ſeem by it, that he :was not withour his perplexities ; though he yielded an abſolute Obe- dience to God's command, yet he prayeth for a clearer Revelation of his meaning in thisthing. …
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x In this Verſe ag-in the Particle isil! rran{l-ted 4nd anl For in the latter Clauſe, -The Learned Au hor of the Engliſh Annotations Judgeth wel], that it 3d been berter tranſlated where as in the ſ-cond Place, as Gem 4. 11. Pſal. 102. 5. or albeit, or cho) as it is tranſlas ted. Fo. 17.18. Pſal. 23.4. and7et inſt:…
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Dent.30 Behold, I will *gather themout of all countreys, . Chap. whether I have driven them in mine anger, and in my 23. 3:and fury, and in great wrath 2 and I will bring 'them again 2:14:and 1 nto this place, and I will cauſe them to dwel! ſafely o. =_— o Though the City ſhall becaken, and you ſhall go into Capti-…
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- 4 Thar which is in part thrown. down, and ſhall yet further be thrown down, by the Engines of War which the Chaldeans uſe to batter down the City, - See before chap. 32. 24. ſome read for the *Ch mounts, as if they were thrown down by the Citizens to make room 26. fyr the Citizens to caſt up defenſive Mounts, the…
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ſ $9 as to keep tale of them, as it is ſaid they were wont to do both Morning and evening in thoſe Countries, 14 Behold, the days come, ſaith the LORD, that I will perform that good thing which I have promiſed un- to the houſe of Iſrael, and to the houſe of Judah 7. Ry 7 The Lord is not yes, and nay, he cannot. Iy…
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