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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 1921
miah, ſaying, no on ; 20 Thus faith the LORD, * If you can break myco- * :.: :. ali venant of the Day, - and my covenant of the Night @, *Uz:54:9 | and that there ſhould not by Day, and Night in their ſeaſon. _ WES a By the Covenant of day and Night here is meant the fame ' with the Ordinances mentioned, Chap, 31…
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See the Notes there, -- 4 Yet hear the word of the LORD, O Zedekiah king of Jadah, Thus ſaith the LORD of thee, Thou ſhall not die by the ſword ; * 5 But thou ihalt die in peace c,and wich the burnings of thy fachers the former kings which were before thee: {o ſhall they burn odours for thee, and they will lamenc…
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k The Law of God is called often a Covenant, becauſe it contai. neth the will of God which he w-u'd have then do,- ro which ( whether they expreſs their conſent orno) they are bound to con- ſent and agree. But to the Fews all Gods Laws given on Mount Sinaz were a formal explicite Tovenint, Godexplicitly teiling the…
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x God doth not threaten all the Jews, but thoſe only, who had made this Covenant, and formally confirmed it, by killing a Beaſt, and paſſing rhrough the parts of it thus divided, and laid oppoſite one to another. Of thoſe he ſpareth none but threatens both the King and Nobles and great Courtiers,as well as the Peop…
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£ The laſt Words of the Verſe probably give us a reaſon of the former, they were no Native Fews, but ſtrangers amongſt themy who commonly are invied, when they are obſerved to thrive too much, or to live ſplendidly ; and that envy of the Natives of the place where they ſojourn, expoſeth them to their Hatred and M1-…
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m For ever here ſignifies the ever of the Jewiſh State, or Church; whether the Promiſe relates to the abiding of Jonadab's Family, when many Families of the Jews were quite rooted out, cut off, and ex- tinQ, , or to ſome ſpecial favour that God would ſhew them, or to fome place of Office, they ſtould have in, or ab…
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and * Baruch wrote from the mouth of Jeremiah,all the * upon a roll of a book f. f We ſhall find this Barach,being one of Jeremia#'s Diſciples more than once thus employed as Jeremiah's Secretary of Amanuenſis:. None ſhall need ask how Jeremiah could remember all the Prophecies he had propheſied for 22 Years befor…
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q Ir is hardly to be imagined that all theſ- Counſellours ſhould fir {till cil! they had heard all Feremiahs Prophecies for 22 Years read, bur all ſignifies many, or the ſence and ſabſtance of all rhe Prophecies. r They were all of them afraid Jeremiah had now been above twenty Years a Prophet to ti:is People, and …
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e Ir ſpeaketh nothing but the impotency, and Paſſion, and des. bauchery of humane nature, to ſwell againſt any Revelations of the Divine Will, the Counſels of the Lord ſhall ſtand, and Men on= ly further entangle themſelves by ſtruglng in the Lord's Net, Jee loiakim burns one Roll, God will have the ſame thing wrot…
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falem g. £ Zedekiah was ſet up by the King of Babylon, in ſtead of Jehojatn, whom the King of Babylon, had carried into Babylon, Zedekiah ( as is uſuil in thoſe caſes,and as it appeareth,Ezek:17:16 ) had taken an Oath of Allegiance to the King of Babylon, bur brake it, and the Co- ' venant which he made with him, …
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CES, o Though Jeremiah, as the Lord's Prophet, faithfully revealed the Will of God, that the Chaldeans ſhould take the City; to warn the people ( if poſſible) to prevent it by ifolemn Addreſſes unto , God, or at leaſt to prevent what miſchief might be prevented by a timely Surrender to the King of Babylon, yet he …
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3 is by the Princes, with the K'nos Pevmi zr:t0 4 Dungeon ; but is by Ebed-melech, with the pg 1s on again, 13. He hath a ſecret conference with the King, in which he counſelleth kim by yielding to ſave his Life, 14 23. By che Kings command he concealeth the conference from the Princes 24 279: He abideth mn Priſon…
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particularly noted that he was an Erhiopian or a Cuſbite, to Jet us know that this Prophet of the Lord found more kindneſs from a t was a Native Heathen, than from his own Country- e wont to keep Eunuchs in their Houſes 1n thoſe Countries, 2 Kings 9-32. Dan. 1.9. As 8.27.1t ſhould ſeem the Princes had privately pu…
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o ſo ro me, and more alſo, or let the Lord that gave me this Soul take it from me, if I do either of theſe things. Thus he ſecures - ang -x to any hard meaſure for his telling him the truth, = 5" ould be what might be interpreted a capital crime to 17 Then ſaid Jeremiah unto Zedekiah, Thus ſaich the LORD, the God …
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g As the King ſuſpe&ed ſo it came to paſs; the Kings private Diſcourſe with the Prophet took wind, h and all the Princes then at Court came and inquired of Feremiah what was the ſubſtance of his Diſcourſe, i Jeremiah anſwered them according as the King had dire&ed. A Man is not bound in all caſes to ſpeak the whole…
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5 But the Chaldeans army purſued afier them, and overtook Zedekian\ in the plains of Jericho, and when they had taken him, they brought him up to Nebuchad- rezzar king of Babylon, toRiblah in the iand of Hamath; . where he f gave judgment upon him h. | f Heb: X h Fe God by his providence fulfilled his Tbreatning b…
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call'd over his Priſoners, and amongſt them he f . her _— to his ExpeQarion. s ET ORG Taaphet 2 Andthe captain of the guard took Jeremi : l tah, and ſaid unto him, The LORD thy God hath pronounced | this evil upon this place. 3 Now the LORD hath brought iz, and done accor- both the King and Princes and +46 16 to…
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of Shaphan g, whom the king of Babylon hath made governcur over the cities of Judah, and dwell with him among the people : or go whereſoever it ſeemeth con- venient for thee rogo. Sothe captain of the guard gave " victuals and a reward, and let him go þ. rt 1s not much material whether we interpr | tioned of Jere…
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p Probably upon the King of Babylon firſt invading Judah, many fled, and more as he went on tin his Conqueſts over -running the Conntry, and it is likely at the taking of the City many eſcaped, and fl:d into ſeveral Countries as they had opportunity, or judged this or that Country would be ſafeſt, ſome fl:d to Moab…
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7 Samaria was the Name both of a City and aProvince,Shechem was a City within that Province, within the limirs of the Tribe of Ephraim, Joſ. 20 7. Theſe places were now inhabited by a mixt People, partly Jews p-rtlv ſuch as the king of 4ſhris had upon 11s Conqueſt of the Ten Tribes brought to inhabic there; from t…
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"hi ent to fight | ©vidence they had ſo lately of his being a Prophet of the Lord, b 12 Then they took all the men, and w 5 the. fulfilling of 11 that he h-d foretold againſt both the Ciry od with Iſhmael the ſon of Nethaniah, and found him by the Temple, mighr in ſome meaſure occaficn this. c Their requeſt the grea…
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that ſwear, for a ſecurity to thoſe ro whom the oath is given, whica alſo inciudeth a ſecret challenging God, to take Vengeance upon the Perſons that give that ſecurity, if tzey ſhould not do accordiugly as they promiſe ; which ſpeaketh the Atheiſm of the heart of the falſe Swearer, for did a Mau believe that there…
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1 * Pfal. ; oepoger if | 106. 46, have ra p,and cauſe you co returnto your | 19 © Tye LORD hach ſaid concerning you, © ye : | remnant of Judah | 7 : f 2 Weare beholden to God for all the pity, and compaſſion which | £4; that Jt y + j - Je Fat ipepes Egy Pt: know ee we meet with from Men, God inclineth their Hearts,…
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. Joſeph provided, beſides that ſcarcity of Viftuals commonly follow- made an cnd Or Ipeaking te PCOPIC All The eth great Armies. Thoſe who ſhun dangers or thinkto thun them | words of the L O R D their God a, for which the by acts of Diſobedience to God, ordinarily are ſuffered by God to | LO R D their God had ſent …
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6 Even men, and women, and children, and the kings daughters g, and every perſon that Nebuzaradan the captain of the guard had left with Gedaliah the fon of Ahikam, the ſon ofShaphan ; and Jeremiahthe Pro- pher; and Baruch the ſon of Neriah. £ Ofthe King's Daughters here mentioned, ſee Chap. 41. 10. "7 SO they c…
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@& The Patience and Goodneſs of God to this Remnant of his an« cient People is very remarkable ; he leaveth them not even in their Rebellion, but lendeth Jeremiah, whom he had before ſent to pre= vent their going into this Idolatrous Country,to try 1f in Egypt they would be brought to a better mind. & It ſthould ſe…
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1 God accounteth Men and Women to have forgotten that, the. ſight and :efleftion upon which hath made noſuch impreſſion upon taem, as to produce a praftice ſuitable to thoſe notices, according to the condu& of a reaſonable Soul, which teacheth every Man, having notice of a great evil brought upon a Man by ſuch or ſ…
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17 But we will certainly do * whatſoever thing go- rings unto her, as we have done y,we andour fathers,our kings 'andour princes, in the cities of Judah, and in the ſtreets of Jeruſalem z : for. :h:» had we plenty of vicuals, and were well, and ſaw noevils. - . __ w Here is the root of all ſinners diſobedience, . …
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_ * "Voice in his Providences toward their Country dire&ly contrary . . - "to the true ſence of it. They concluded thattheir omiſſion of late gave Zedekiah king of J udah into the hand of Nebu- to burn Incenſe to the Sun, Moon and Stars was the cauſe why chad nezzar king of Babylon his enemy that ſought his it was ſ…
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e What great things Baruch was ſeeking is not expreſſed, and impoſlible to be determined with any certainty ; "They could not be Honour, or Riches; The time of Fehoiakim's Reign was no time for any Pious Rational Man, to expe& any thing of that na- rure: He might expe& to have been a Propher, as Eljbs was, who fir…
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| | Chap. eſcape, they ſhall ſtumble and fall toward the north by the river Euphrates e. | e That is, it is in vain for the ſwift to flee away, the mighty Men ſhall not eſcape, but they ſhall ſtumble, and fall at Carehemi which was near the River Euphrates, and Northward from Beypr. 7 Who is this that cometh up a…
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the Sword ſhould come next unto your Countries. *F 15 Why are thy vallant me ſwept away ? they ſtood not, becauſe the LORD did drive them 7. £ The Prophet firſt propoundeth a Queſtion, then returneth an= fwer to himſelf. Egypt wasfull of valiant Men, yer faith the Pro- pher they ſhall be Pn away,, or broken down a…
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24 The daughter of Egypt (ball be confounded, be (ball be delivered into the hand of the people of the north mz. | m That is, into the hand or power of the Chaldeans, it is the ſame thing which the Propher had before ſaid again and again, and repeats 1t {o oiten only for the turther confirmation of the truth of t…
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3 At the noiſe of the ſtamping of the hoofs of his ſtrong horſes, at the ruſbing of his chariots, and at the rumbling of his wheels, the fathers ſhall not look back to their children for feebleſneſs of hands e. e This is all but the deſcription of the march of an Army, ſo terrible as ſhould make Parents forget the…
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b H:-ſhbon was formerly the City of S/hon, Numb. 21. 26 it b:came afrerwa:ds one of the principal Cities of the Motbites, as 2Ppeareth from 1/aiah 15. 4 which maketh the I-arned Author of eur Engliſh Annotations, think our Tranſlation not ſo good, for why ſhould they deviſe evil in Heſbbon againſt Moab, unleſs the …
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13 And Moab ſhall be aſhamed of Chemoſh p, as the hoafe of Iſrael was aſhamed of * Bethel their con- hdence q. p leis a natural, and a penal ſhame which is here ſpoken of, we are naturally athamed when we have repoſed a great coafidence 1n, and. made great boaſts of a thing, which when it comes to be tried, rovet…
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Cu p of God's Vengeance, with the effe&s of God's Wrath, &k Be- cauſe of his Prid:, and exalri: g himſelf againſt rhe Lord, as if he had been ſtronger than h<, and ſo out of the reach of God's Power { As drunken Men vomir, ard ſtagger, and fall, and wallow in their Vomur, ſo let the Mvabites fall iy the Sword, wall…
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c Vid. Iſa. 13: 5- d Heſbbon, and Elzaleh, and Jahaz, and Zoar, and Horozaim ; were all Cities of Moab who are here all threatned with ruine ; with the Country about Nimrim, which Nimrim is mentioned no where in Scripture, but here, and in 2.-15: 6. nor are interpreters well agreed, whether in this place it be the …
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w Some think this Prophecy was fulfilled upon the return of the Jews out of Babylon, when the Jews inhabited the Land of Moab, Zeph. 2« 9. but this doth not ſeem to be the bringing again the Cap< tivity of Moab, but of Judah ; beſides in that place it is ſaid that Moab ſhould be as Sodom, and the children of Ammon …
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4 Wherefore giorieſt thou in the valleys, [| thy flow- ing valley /, O backſliding daughter »» ? that cruſted in her treaſures, * ſaying, Who ſhal come unto me » ? { It ſhould ſeem that chis Countrey was full of very fruitful Val- leys, wiuch we kaow are always the molt fertile places, lying low- Erand at a greate…
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of the Edowxres, yet God would take care of ſome of their fetherlejs children, whoſe Parents being carried into captivity they had none to provide for them : if it be taken as an ironical threatning it ſounds eth ruine tv thoſe as well as the reſt, and 7 will is as much as I w2ll nor ;. but othets think that theſe …
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from her a, and who 3s a choſen man that IT may ap- * Exod. point over her b ? for * who is like me c?and who will | <<xges , [| appoint me the time ? and who zs that ſhepherd that | Oc, cor. Will ſtand before me 4? went me in % The Verſe is very variouſly interpreted, fome by he under- judgmen;, ſtand the Jews, ſ…
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29 heir tents and their flocks thall they take away a, they ſhall take to themſelves their curtains and all their veſle!s, and their camels 6, and they ſhal cry unto them, Fear zs on every ſide c. & Thar 1s, the Chaldeans ſhall take away the K:darens T:nts, for they being a Pcople whoſe Cattle were their livelyhoo…
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d We met with the like threatnings, Yer: 5, 24, 29, as to fear and as to their deſtruction we have otten met with the like threat- nings- : | 28 And I will ſet my throne in Elam e, and will deſtroy from thence the king and the princes, faith the LORD f. | | e God here calls the Throne of Nebuchadnezzar, or Cyrus,…
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and 47:1- mired, Verſe 45,19, 20, 34- | 3 _ THE word that the LORD ſpake * againſt Babylon F _ and againſt the land of the Chaldeans + by Jere- © hando L ; ub miah the prophet #» were added to the Church, and whether a further fulfilling of it be not yet to come, time muſt ſhew. 6 My people hath been loſt ſheep …
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* They rejoyced at the ruine of the Jews, the ſame thing 1s laid to the charge of the Edom:tes, Obad:ah 12. The Chaldeans were Gods Rod to ſcou- g- the Fews ; but when Menare made uſe of by God, as his Rod and Scourge, they ought not to put off Humanity, but to behave th-mſclves decently, aud as Perſons that are ſe…
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r God may juſtly puniſh thoſe who do the things which he hath commanded them to do, if they do it not in that manner which he direQeth, or, if what they do, be not done in obedience to his Command, but in fatisf:&ion to their own Luſts, which was the caſe of the Aſfjrians, 1/a.10.7, / Some refer this to the puniſhm…
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e Rabylon was ſo rich, and potent a Nation, and had been ſo great a Conquerour, that People looking only with the eye of ſenſe, and judging according to probabilities in the Eyes of Men, might well 25k how theſe things could poſſibly be 2? To which the Prophet here anſwereth, That the hand cf God was to be eyed in …
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Others Tranſlating it {zars as we do, underſtand it of their Souths back upon Cyrus his Proclamation of 31 Behold, I z»againſt thee, O :hu + moſt proud | # 3 _ © g. 3 - F s - ſaich the LORD God of hoſts, for thy day is come, the ray ofa Mans Feart in a [:]1f-opinion, cauſed from ſome thing wherein We havea large …
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b Wicked Men are compared to chaff, Pſal. 2. 4. Suck as executs Judgment on them are called Fanmners, Fer.. 15.7. So Matth 3. 12: becauſe as the Fanner kcepeth what is in the Fan unquier.in a continual motion and agitation, by which (. advantaged by rhe Wind ) he emptieth it of che Chaff : ſo the Executioners of GO…
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4 Prepare the Arrows for fighting, whether by featherin go, ſharpning, or poliſhing and cleanſing of them, is not much material. f You that are Chaldeans, gather all the Shields you have together, you will have need of them all : the Chaldeans, gather you together your Shields. t For God hitch pur a Spirit into Cy…
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22 With thee alſo will I break in pieces man and woman, and with thee will I break in pieces old and young, and with thee will I breakin pieces the young man, and the maid. 23 I will alſo breakiin pieces with thee the ſhepherd, and his flock, and with thee will I break in pieces the I break in pieces captains and…
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20 The mighty men of Babylon have forborn to _ fight, they have remained in their holds, their might 's_ hath failed *, they became as women /*: they have Chap. 50. burnt her dwelling places, her bars are broken 7 37. ſ When God hath determined an end, he ordereth means pro- portionable to that end. Babylon had ma…
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n When they ſhall grow hot with Wine, I will put or give, or make them a Feaſt of another nature, Interpreters judge that the Prophet referreth to the Feaſt made by Belſhazzar, Dan. 5. r. To a thouſand of his Lerds, when he, and his Wives 2nd Concubines drank Wine out of the Veſſels belonging to the Temp!e, during …
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ſhall fall in the midſt of her 4. | c I will do, that is, I will execute Judgment upon the Idols of Babjloz, and the whole Land of Cha!dea ſhall be confounded, when they ſhall ſee that their Idols will do them no more Service. 4 Some in ſtead of her lain, would have it read her dancers ( for the City was taken whi…
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Gaying, we are confounded, that is, aſbamed ( as it is expounded in the next words) to hear the enemies reproaching us, tor our God, | or for our Religion, as Pſal, 137. 3. And m becauſe Pagans that were ' Strangers to the Commonwealth of 1rae!, who Numb: 1: 51, might | not come near the Tabernacle of the Lord, wer…
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2 And he did that. which was evil in the eyes of che LORD according to all that Jehoiakim had dor:e. 2 For through the anger of the LORD it came to paſs in Jeruſalem and Judah, till he had caſt them our from his preſence, that Zedekiah rebelled againſt che king of Babylon 4. Ir is generally thought tht what we ha…
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guard carried away all, both thoſe of Silvery and thoſe of Goid,zand thoſe of Braſs. 20 The two pillars, one ſea, and twelve brazen bulls, that were under the baſes which king Solomon had made CMM TO CUTT——RY ” "UNREST 7 Oy Wo wr "> AT NS 2A” F ok LES ny —_— gory I _ Ss 14 ot RG *&Þ Ts © Ln 7 45 Oe gnyeys or £…
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himfeltas King ; or the one might reckon frem the Day tlat Evil- Meroagch deciced the thing, the other from tte Day when he pur it in Ex-cution) t Lifred up the head, which ſignifies in Scriptue the alrering of ones E::ate that is in Milery, Gen. 40. 20 which is all that 1S here meant, for his bringing FEim cut of …
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this time brought agaia the Chaldean Forces: THE vour, n0r are ſuch things u: uſual in Nations vpon their changes of Chap. Lt T Hebz | above the chrones of the kings that were with him in good chings with him, f Heb: the matte of the day in bis days > + OO Ges one GA eu £ OR hx i 7 EIS © HO gs mo pe }t H…
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