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Matthew Poole — Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 1
Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 · 2,318,168 words · 1997 reading sections
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itand friiip, and ſee the Salvation ofthe'LORD, which 29: "5,1. r, for © p Heb. Make your ſelves to fland ; let not your hearts fail and fink, 9 #0 day, | did tell thee in E- * Chap, | 14 The LORD f(kall fight for you, and ye ſhall hold your peace r. r (7.e.) Ye ſhall contribute nothing to the Viftory, neither by…
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*Plal:106- not ſo much as * one of them. IT. m ( i.e. ) Afffeer the Children of 1j-ae!. Note here, the relative 1s - put without an antecedent before it ; the antecedent being to be un- derſtood and gathered out of the following Verſe, or out of the courſe of the {tory. An obſervation which is very uſeful for the u…
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5 The deeps have covered them ; * they ſank into * Nets the bottom as a ſtone. + It, 6 Thy right hand, O LORD, is become plorious in power : thy right hand, O LORD, hath daſhed in pieces the enemy. | 7 Andin the greatneſs of thine excellency * thou haſt overthrown them that roſe up againſt thee:thou ſenteſt fort…
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25 And he cried unto the LORD : and the LORD ſhewed him a * tree, which when he had caſt into the waters, the waters were made {weet b: there he made for then a ſtatute and an ordinance c, and there * he roved them X*. | b Not ſo much, by any vertue m that Tree, as by the Power of God who uſed this, rather as a ſ…
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ad By any of thoſe Plagues wherewith God deſtroyed the Egyp-= tians. e Which 1s not probable ? but they amplify their former Mercies, that they might aggravate their preſent Calamity, as the manner of impatient and ungodly Men is. f Queſt. What danger was thzre of dying with Hunger, ſeing they had their Flocks and …
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the tenth part of an Ephah, and therefore was a very liberal allowance, and ſuch as might abundantly ſuffice a man of greateſt Strength and Stomach. Ir might ſeem roo much, bur ir muſt be remembred tharx it was a very light Mear, and ealy of Digeſtion ; nor was every one obliged to eat up his whole portion, as we ſ…
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was an old Diſcale in them, to diſobey God's Precepts, and to pol- lute his Sabbaths. L . 29 See, for that the LORD hath given you the ſabbath p, therefore he giveth you on the ſixth dayuthe bread of two days : abide ye every man in his place : let no man go out of his place q on the ſeventh. day. | p Hath given …
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of Ifrael, and becauſe they tempted the LORD, faying, A From bs Is the LORD amongſt us z, or not ? ftrife. 7 Viz, To prote& and provide for usaccording to his Word given tous. Will God: be as good as his Word, or will he not? For its to us very doubrfu). Deut: 25: 17, 18» I The ground of the Quarrel was the proſec…
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of th ture of it, wiz. the lifting up the hand, which is uſually pur for. ! all gods :* for inthe thing wherein they g dealt proud- * Chap:: 70RD. ſwearing, -and in that ſenſe is aſcribed both ro Men, as Gen: 14* 22. |.]y bz 2yas above them. ES Ne 10, 16,22. and to God, as Dew. 32: 40. . And this hand of God Hifred u…
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tThatis, God of my father, ſaid he, was mine help, and deli- My God is yered me from the ſword of Pharaoh : | "WP 5 And Jethro, Moſes father-in-law, came b with his ſons and his wife, unto Moſes into the wilderneſs, *Chapry where he encamped at * the mount of God. « 6 Not at this time, but after the delivery of th…
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b If God approve of the courſe which I ſuggeſt,to whoſe wiſdom I ſubmit my opinion. .For-Fethro mTght well think, thar Moſes neither would, nor might make fo great an alteration in the Government without conſuiting God about it,and expeQting his Anſwer.Others render the place thus, borh God will girve thee his Comm…
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q (7. e.) Command them to ſan&ify and cleanſe themſelves from all filthineſs of Fleſh and Spirit, and to prepare their Hearts for the right receiving of my Laws, and ſolemn entring into Covenant with me. Compare Lev: 11:45. Foſ: 3: 5. and 7.13. r By which ex- ternal waſhing, which was agreeable ro thar ſtate of the…
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'c: {\moke thereof aſcended as the ſmoke of a furnace, and * the whole mount quaked greatly k, 7 For further terrour to obſtinate Sinners, Hence this Law is called a fiery law, Deut:+33: 2. k By an Earthquake, as appears from Pſalm 60: 2: and 104. 32. : £ 19 And when the voice of the trumpet iounded long, and wax…
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7 Either in thy Min.', or with thy Hand, 4#s 17: 29: or by thy command. k(5s.e.) For thy uſe, or for thee to worſhip ; for otherwiſe they were not abſolutely forbidden to make any Images, but only to mak? them for worſhip, as may appear by comparing this place with Lewirt:"19: 4: Deut: 4: 15: and Amos 5: 26: with 4…
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Þ And neither in more nor leſs time, as he could have done. 9g ( 7. e. ) Ceaſed from his Creating Works ; otherwiſe he worketh ſtill, ( Jobn 5: 19: ) by his Providence and Grace ; and neither js idle, nox weary, Iſa: 40: 28: but this reſt is aſcribed to him for our Admonition and Imiration. » ( #5. e.) Made it a da…
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e The covering here forbidden is, either, 1+ The inward and de- liberate purpoſe and defire of a deceitful or violent raking away of another Man's Goods; but this is forbidden in the eight Command- ment. Ard it is hard to conceive, thar Sr. Paul ihould think, that this Command did not forbid ſuch a praftice, Rom. 7…
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q For thy preſent uſe, or whileſt thou art in the Wilderneſs: This he commanded, part}y that they might eaſily and readily ere& an Altar upon all occaſions, which it might be hard for them ro do there of better Materials;partiy to mind tzem how much more God regar-= ded the inward Holineis,than the ourward pomp of …
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marrying a ſtranger, which was not pleaſing ro God, asappears from Deut: 21: i 1.Ezr8 10:2: Neh: 13. 23: And that this woman was a ſtran- ger,and not an Hebreweſs, is manifeſt,becauſe then ſhe alſo muſt have gone out free; verſe 7, 8, 9. and Dew: 15: 12. '5 And if the ſervant + fhall plainly fay,IT love my ma- ſte…
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I4 But if a man come preſumptuouſly 4 upon his neigh- bour toſlay him with guile, * thou ſhalt take him from mine Altar ethat he may die. 4 ( i. e. ) Do this proudly, boldly, purpoſely and maliciouſly ; for ſo the word ſignifies. e Whichnot only in the Wilderneſs, but afterward,ſcems to have been eſteemed a place …
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* ſometimes be praiſed in the letter, yer ir was not neceſlarily ro be underſtood and executed fo; as may appear, 1: by the impoſſibility of the juſt execution of it in many cafes, as when a man that hid but one Eye or Hand, was to loſe the other, which to him was a far greater miſchief than what he did to his N-+g…
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' Of eating fleſh torn by beafts, 31. F a man (ball ftealan ox, or a+ (beep a, and kill it, F Orgeat or ſell ir b, he ſhall reſtore five oxen for an ox, and * four $sheep for a sheep c. a Or, an aſs, which is added werſe 4; and conſequently any other living Creature, to be valued according to its worth and uſe to …
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10 If a man deliver unto his neighbour an aſs, or an ox, Or asheep, Or any beaſt to keeps, andirt die, or be hart, or driven away, no man ſecing t ; t As his Servant, not freely, but for wages. 11 Thenshall an oath of the LORD &« be between them both x,that he hath not put his hand unto his neigh- bours goods : a…
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crable, and as ſuch deſtroyed vvithout Mercy. See Der, 13: 15, &c: Devt; 13: 13,14, 15 fo 1 Maci3 1 and 18; 20; ” 21{T* Thou Shs Chap. XX1, +He * fuln/| Et ETA BI PENG 3 ag [i . Ts, EAI ER | | HHb * a 2+ 124 34-15 Deur . I9, UL, eut: 28; chap. XXx1l, *Chap.23- g.Lev 19- 33- an 25+ 35. #])e…
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| Or Controverſies, as the Hebrew Rib ſignifies ; and matters of Judgment, ' Which were nor derermined by the Mulrirude, but by greet Men. ' 2, Becauſe theſe are -ppoſed ro the Poor in the nexr Verle, 3.Becauſe | Anſwer, wien thou art ſummoned as a witn-{s in any cauſe, f Or Chap:XXll | Amorites, &C, 23. Forbidact…
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fOr,oliva Nr thoushalc deal with thy vineyard, asd with thy 7 0- *Chap.20 $,9.Dcurt. Luke 13. *Chap:24 ut; 2 . yn the year *Chap:13: 3:and 34: 16; 16: Eccl: 35: { cauſe if thou doſt not ſell Juſtice forit, do ſo, and be tempt=d to do ſo. ' 3; Prov: 17: 8, 23» and 19; who in this caſe cannot ſee, the ri…
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that none ſhould ever come ar thoſe times withour ſome offering or : ether, for the ſupport of the Levites, and of the Worſhip of God ; bur the determination of this, or what they would give, was left to their choice. Or 2. a promiſe to encourage them ro come ſo oft from their remoteſt Habirations to Jeruſalem, - b…
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18 ,* Thou ſhait not offer the blood of my ſacrifice * Lev; vj} with jeavened bread h ; neither ſhall the fat of my Þ ſa- De crifice remain until the morning z. : ng þ This and the following clauſe moſt underſtand of the Paſſeover, + Or ſeas, by comparing this place with its paralJe), Exod: 34: 25: where the : Paſ…
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a Properly ſo called, as may be gathered from Joſ. 24; 12: Devut. 7;20: Hornets are of themſelves very troubleſome and miſchievous; but theſe it is very probable were like thoſe Egyptian Flies,Exod, 8. 21: of an extraordinary bigneſs and perniciouſneſs. Nor is it {trange that ſuch Creatures did drive many of thefe …
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& under the hill, andtwelve pillars /, according to the twelve tribes of Iſrael. ; : s Towit, inaBook, Heb, 9: 19: And the Ten Commandments God himſelf wrote alſo in Tables of Stone, Exed. 31: 18: k Reprex ſenting God in Chriſt, as one party in the Covenant. / Repreſent- ing the people of 1/rael, the other party. …
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+ 4 ( i.e.) Abide, as that Verbis uſed 1 Tim 4: 15: and elſe- where e He cho'e that material, part)y as very durable, yer ſo that it was capable ef being broken, which God, foreſeeing their wick- edneſs, intended to do ; and part'y for fignifieation, ro note the Hardneſs of their Hearts, upon which no 1mprefſicn co…
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| day, and much more may we ſafely be ignorant of them, the Reli. | gious uſe of them being now aboliſhed. k Stones of fulneſs, or filing, or perfeFing ſtones; ſocalled either becauſe they did perfe& and adorn _ nag the bopunth they __ up the ouches, or the hollow aces, which were left vacant to this purpoſe. 1 Wh …
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b There I will be in a f pecial and gracious manner preſent with thee. c Which ſpreaving forth their wings formed a kind of ſear, which the Divine Majeſty was pleaſed ro poſleſs. 23 T* Thou ſhait aiſo make a tabie of ſhittim-wood: *Chap:37 two cubits ſhall be the length thereof, and a cubit 2 ng the breadth thereo…
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* Chron. tera | which was ſbewed thee in the mount. 28:19: C H A P. XXVI. At: 7.44- Moſes is commanded to make the Tabernacle with ten curtains, 7. The length 8.5. Heb. 8. and breadth of the curtains, 2. The form of the curtains, 3---6. He 1s t Heb. commanded to make eleven curtains of goats hair, 7: The manner of…
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o {rom the proper ſignification of the word withour cauſe 2 ». If ars be put for rows of bars, there muſt be 5 rows of bars on a fide there being ſo mar.y bars ſa'd to be on a ſide. But rhe Abett:rs of that opinion aliow only four Rows ofBars ona ſide, & it is apy x rent the middle bar, which is one cf the five,is …
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h Which was competently ſtrong and thick, this being asit were the Hearth of the Altar upon which they laid both the Wood and the Sacrifices,and it was full of holes,through which the Blood and Aſhes-might fall down into the place appointed for them. 7 Or ra- ther at, or beſide, or under the net, for 1o the Rings w…
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. . s . meeting, and his {ns ſhall order it e fromevening to morning be- Sce Chap. fore the LORD: #t ſpall be a ſtatute for ever unto their 25.22.and* generations, ON the behalf of the children of Iſrael, 29:4* 4 * þ So called, becauſe there the people uſed to meet not only one Chap.z with another, butwith God alſ…
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z (7.e:) In the place where the two Shoulder-pieces were joyned rogether. « Into the Holy of Holies. An evident Type of Chriſt's entring into Heaven with the names, and in the ſtead of his people, the true J/rae!, upon his Shoulders, and preſenting them to his Fa- ther with acceptance. x Not ſo much to the High Pri…
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17 And thou ſhalt # ſet inir ſettings of ſtones, even , 11,1, ;, | 4 71 it filling; of ſtone. © Ttis needleſs ro trouble the Reader with the explication of theſe tOr,7uvie, | « - | | + Heb: ft. | 2: And the ſtones (ball be withthe names of the chil- 5737 | PURE Pet IRFRD. = Ly A F# & One, IE Nee 4 EL ith…
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* The figures of Pomegranates, but flat and embroidered. « By the ſound whereof the People might be admoniſhed of the work which the Prieſt was employed in,and thereby be provoked to join their affeQions and devotions with his. Theſe Pomegranates and Bells might note either 1. the qualifications of the Prieſt, who …
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And 4aron and his ſons thou ſhalt bring unto the door of the tabernacle of the congregation, and ſhalt waſh them with water «. : 4 Taken out of that laver,EZxod: 30: 18. This ſignified the uni- verſal pollution of all men,and the abſolute need they have of waſh- ing,eſpecially when they are to draw nigh to God. An…
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q For a peace-offering. So here were all the three ſorts of Sacri- fices; which were afterwards to be offered by them for the People. 20 Then ſhale thou kill the ram,and take of his blood, and put it upon the tip of the right ear » of Aaron, and upon the tip of the rightear of his ſons, and upon the thumb of their…
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24 An. if ought of the tieth of the confecrations, or of the bread remeoin unto the morning, then thou thalr burn the remainder with + fire : it ihall not be eaten, becaule it zs holy. | | h According to the Law of all peace-offerings,except thoſe which were vows or voluntary offerings, Levit: 7; 16, 17. which the…
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{1411 be the height thereof ; the horns thereof b ſhall. be of the ſame. WE | b See Exod 27. 2. Thoughtheſe horns, as they were for another uſe,ſo they ſeem to be here of another form,and for ornament more than fo: ſervice. 3 And thou ſhalt overlay it with pure gold, the F top thereof c, and the + ſides thereof r…
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s For the building and furniture of it, and the maintainance of God's Worthip in it. * Either to the People, who hereby profeis God to be their Lord and Owner, and themſelves his Subjetts and Tributaries ; or to God, who hereby takes occaſion to remember them, and to own them for his People. 17 And the LORD ſpake …
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o The Jews themſelves are not agreed what theſe were, and it concerns not Chriſtians much to know, the uſe of them being at o- liſhed. It is evident they were each of them ſweet Spices,and there- i fore this Galbanum was not of the common kind,which gives a very | bad ſcent. p Heb. Alone ſhall be with alone, 1.4, E…
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g This precept is here repeated, either 1. To ſhew the chief uſe of the Tabernacle and all this colt and trouble about it, to wit.thar they might ther2 acceptably ſerve God, as in ſome meaſure upon every diy, ſoccſpccially upon the Sibbath-day. Or rather 2. To reſtrain the time for the doing of the forementioned wo…
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18 © And he gave unto Moſes, when he had made * an end of communing with him upon mount Sinai, * two tables of teſtimony r, tables of ſtone 5, with the finger of God te. r (i: e.) The Tables of the Law, which was the witneſs of God's Will and Iſaei's Duty. See Exod 16: 34. 5s W hereby was ſignt- fied both the dur…
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I{rael, which brought chee up out of the land of Egypt. - The meaning of this Tranſlation is, That 4aron, to wit, by Artificers, did firit melt the Gold into one maſs, and then by the Graving-tool form it into the ſhape of a Calf, and poliſh it; or as others render the words, He formed it in a type or mould,made in…
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13 Kemember Abraham, Iaac, and Iſrael thy ſer- vants,to whom thou {weareſt by thy own elf, and ſaidft . unto them, * I will multiply your ſeed as the ftars of Boy 4 : heaven, and all this land that I have ſpoken of, will I rorandag give unto your ſeed, and they ſhall inherit zr for ever. 18: and 14 And the LORD re…
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their preſent ſhame, bur of their everlaſting reproach, eſpecially among their, and God's Enemies, who being conſtant to their Idols, would juſtly ſcorn the 1/raelites for their levity in forſaking their God fo quickly and eaſily, See Jer. 2+ 11. But the Hebrew word | riſing is uſed Exod: 1:8: Matth: 11: 11. Ando t…
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place of which I have ſpoken unto thee. * Behold mine * Chap: angel h (ball go before thee. Nevertheleſs * in the day 3 7 9 ut? when I viſit, I will viſit their fin upon them 5. : h Not Chriſt, the Angel of the Covenant, who bad hitherto gone 32: Z53 before them ; bur a created Angel, as appears by comparing this …
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» Or, mouth to mout5,-as Numb. 12. 8. Not that God hath Face or Mourh. br that Moſes could behold it, which is denied, Yerſe 20. But the ſenſe is, He ſpake with him freely and f:miliarly, and immedi- ately, not by an Angel in adre:zm- or vifien, as hedid to other Prophets. See Deut: 34. 10. o Who abode there either…
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c Or, My beauty ; for ſo that Hebrew word is ſometimes uſed, Gen: 6: 2: 1 Sam: 9: 2: or my excellency, or my glory, as appears from Perſe 22. which was the thing Moſes defired to lee : And the difference between his requeſt and Goa's anſwer, doth not lye in glory and goodneſs, but in fhewing his glory io as Moſes m…
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- even to their third and fourth Generation ;or if ir may be further, yet he will not utterly 100t them out, which is the great -thing thou feareſt or laboureſt ro prevent. And this very phraſe here uſed, we have in Jer: 3o: 11. and repeated Jer: 46: 28. where though Interpreters generally render it, 1 wi!! not lea…
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2 ( 3, e.) Ido hereby renew my Covenant with thy Peoplg which they had violated and voided by their fin. But the thorrneſs of tlie Phraſe, there being no mention here of any with whom this Cove- nant 15 made or renewed, and the following words, make it more probable, that this Covenant is nothing but a ſolemn promi…
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* Chap. 25 * Thou lbalt not offer the bluod of my ſacrifice 23. 18. with leaven, neither ſhall the ſacrifice of the feaſt of | | ſſe-over be left unto the morning- *Deut, 26*The firſt of the firſt-fruits of thy land g thou ſhalt + 26.2. bring unto the houſe of the LORD thy God. Thou * Chap: ſhalt not 'ſeethe a * …
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of thoſe Feaſts, Luke 14. And the Corinthians, as they received the Lord's Supper upon that day, which none queſtion,ſo they had their Feaſts,as 1s confeſſed and apparent from 1 Cor:11. 21,22, &c. 4.The kindling of a fire was no greater hinderance to the religious obſet» vation of the Sabbath, than other things whi…
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» To wit, others to work under him ; for the work required many hands ; and it is a peculiar Gift of God to be apt to teach, which every $kilful Man hath nor, x 25 Them hath he filled with wiſdom of heart, to work all manner of work of the ingraver. and of the cunning workman, and of che embroiderer, in blue, and…
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3 And he caſt for it four rings of gold, 7 be ſet by the four corners of it : even two rings upon the one ſide of it, and two rings upon the other fide of it. 4 Ard ke made ſteves of ſhittim-wood, and overlaid ' them with gold. 5 And he put the ſtaves into the rings, by the ſides of the ark, to bear the ark. 6 4…
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25 * Andhe made the incenſe-altar of ſhittim-wood : * Chap! the length of it was a cubit, and the breadth of it a 0: : © cubit : ( #t was fourſquare ) and two cubits wasthe height of ir : the horns thereof were of the ſame. 26 And he overlaid it with pure gold, bsth the top of it, and the ſides thereof round about…
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