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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 421
hep, KUL. Hb ſp:-be put to death ( becauſe he hath ſpoken to turn yo# Fen 1-21* away from the LORD & your Ged, which brought you KE3:2 © out of the land of Egypt, and redeemed you out ef the Fc: > 21, houſe of bondage, to thruſtthee out ofthe way / which [$>4. : Cor. the LORD thy God commanded thee to walk in, ) *…
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fended Majeſty. fIt ſhall be an eternal monument of God's juſtice, and terrour to after ages, who may be tempted to like prattices. 17 * And there ſhal cleave nought of the || curſed .,, thing g to thine hand, that the LORD may turn from |; ©; SY the fierceneſs of his anger, and ſhew thee mercy, and red. have comp…
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| CHAP. XV. ; 22 * Thou ſhalt truely tithe all the encreaſe of thy *Chap'12. ſeed g, that the field bringeth forth year by year. 6, 17- - This is to be underſtood of the ſecond tithes, which ſeem to be the ſame with the tithes of the third year, mentioned here below, ele 28. and Dent. 26. 12. on which ſee above. o…
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e Orftranger, yea though a proſelyte. For 1. They are ofc called by this name, as Ger: 17. 12. Ruth 2+ 10. 2, Though proſelytes were admitted to the Church-priviledges of the 7razlites, yet they were not admitted to all their civil immunirtiesor priviledges. See 1 Chron: 22. 2. and 2 Chron: 2.17. 3- Such were not t…
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14 Thou ſhalt furnilh him liberally out of thy flock, and out of thy floor, and out of thy wine-preſs, . of that wherewith the LORD thy God hath bleſſed thee, thou ſhalt give unto him. 15 And thouſhalt remember that thou waſt a bond-man in the land of Egypt, and the LORD thy God redeem- ed thee: therefore I comma…
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ge Ao mg ety it, which allowed thee no time to leaven 4 * And there ſhall be no learened bread ſeen with * m_ e —_— all night until the morning, e (:.e.) Of the Paſſover properly ſo called, and by th plainly deſcribed: Which Circumlocution may Sc oe was mm wo —_— _ > _ improperly uſed, and therefore he rather to …
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rding to the bleſſing of the LORD thy God which he hath given tegift of thee. hs han. 18 Judges « and officers x ſhalt thou make thee in all thy gates y which the LORD thy God giveth thee throughout thy Tribes, and they ſhall judge the peopl R O N O M YT. Chap. XVII 3 And hath gone and ſerved other gods, and wor…
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cre arl ceminyg ment between blood and blood », between plea and | - If «i of controverſie q, within thy gates: then ſhalt thou a- —_— Wl riſe, and get thee up into the place which the LORD regs thy God (ball chuſer. ——— -m He ſpeaks to the inferiour Magiſtrates, who were ereCted in ſe- | 22.6 veral Cities,as ap…
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| | the law of God, as it here follows, v. 11. therefore not the | 13h MT airace, Or, 2. The High-Prieſt who was obliged to live (| in this place, ro whom it belonged to determine ſome at leaſt of | thoſe controverſies mentioned, wv. 8. and to teach and expound the Law of God: And he may be diſtinaly named, though …
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when 'their commands are evidently contrary to Gods Law, for then, ſay even Popiſh Commentators on this place, they muſt obey God rather than Man. And this cannot be denyed by any Man of ſenſe, upon ſuppoſition 'that this place ſpeaks of, and this power ven to the Prieſt or Judge reacheth to, all controverſies or q…
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o Either with his own hand, as the Jews ſay, or, at leaſt by his command and procurement. þ (, e.) Out of the Original] x which was carefully kept by the Prieſts in the SanQuary; Deut: 31 26 2 Kings 22. 8. partly that it might be a true and perfe& copy, and partly that it might have the greater authority and influe…
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contingencies, as the meeting of an hare, &c. See on Lev: 19; 26. o One that is in covenant with the Devil, and by his help deludes their ſenſes or hurts their perſons. See Exod. 7: x © and 22: 18. 1x * Ora charmerp,or a conſulter with familiar ſpi- rits q, or a wizard r, or * a necromancer s. p One that charmeth …
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ap. XIX: Hh | > W:11 inftra& him what to ſay, reveal my ſelf and my Wullto Re He will faichfully execute the office and truſt I commut to him. ; ; 19 And it ſhall come to pals, that whoſoever will not hearken unto my words which be ſhall ſpeak in my Name, I will require it of him g. | | d (5. e.) I will puniſh h…
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14 * Thou ſhalt not remove thy neighbours Þ /and- * Chap: mark 5, which they of old times have ſet in thine inhe- 77/77: ritance, which thou ſhalt inherit, in the land that the ; LORD thy God giveth thee to poſſeſs it. : By which the ſeveral portions of lands diſtributed to ſeveral families were diſtinguiſhed one …
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9 Andit ſhall be when the officers have made an end of ſpeaking unto the people, that they ſhall make cap- + Heb. tains of the armies F to lead the people L. bein the 1 Or rather, as the Hebrew hath it, they ſhall ſet or place the captains head of the of the armies in the head or font of the people under their char…
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b Thoſe of thy Elders who are Judges : for the latter word ex< plains and reſtrains the former, the Judges or Rulers of all the neighbouring cities,who were all concerned in this enquiry. c Unleſs it be evident and confeſſed which city is neareſt, for then meaſuring was ſuperfluous. | EE | : 3 And it ſhall be zbat…
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ſhe ſhall be chy wife.z.... LE r(7.e. ) Either 1. thoſe goodly raiments 1n which ſhe was when ſhe was taken captive, in ſtead of which ſhe now muſt pur on a ſer- vile habit, as this is generally underſtood, or rather 2. thoſe ſervile and ſordid raiments which were put upon her when {te was taken captive, as the ma…
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] Which was the puniſhment appointed for blaſphemers and Idolaters ; which if it ſeem ſevere, ir 1s to be conſidered that Parents are in Gods ſtead, and entruſted in good meaſure with his authoriry over their Children, and that Families are the matter and foundation of the Church and Common-wealth, and they who are…
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blood 1 upon thine houſ?, if any man fall from thence { (i.e.) Afffecnce or breaſtwork, becauſe the roofs of their houſes were made flat or plain, that men might walk on them. See 7uag. 16. 27. 1 Sam.9. 25. 2 Sam. 11. 2, Neh. 8: 16. Mas. 10. 27. m(i.e. ) The guilt of blood, by a mans fall from the top of thy houſe, …
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x (7.e. ) The linen cloth or ſheer, as is expreſſed v. 17. which in the firſt congreſs was infe&ted with blood, as is natural and uſual. But becauſe this is not now conſtant,the enemies of Scrip- ture take occaſion to quarrel with this Law, as unreaſonable and , unjuſt, and ſuch as might oppreis the innocent, and h…
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would bring into diſgrace thoſe heatheniſh praQtices of making Eunuchs and getcing Baſtards, which d-ubtlets he would eſpecial- Iy do among his own people. 6 Which phraſe cannot be under- ſtood, ſo that tiey might not come into the Church, or Holy Aſſemblies to worſhip God, to pray, or hear, &c. becauſe Proſe» Iyt…
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, and did alſo oft aſſemble near the Tabernacle where God was emi. nently preſent. Add to this, that the Hebrew word, Kahal, cene- rally ſignifies a Congregation or Company of men met together, and there- fore this cannot ſo conveniently be meant of all the body of the people, which coulJ never meet in one place, b…
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water, which they are here denied to have done, and a quite dif- fering thing to ſe'] them bread and water when they are upon their very borders, and their own intereſt forced them to do ſo. 2. It may ſeem that it was only thoſe Moabites that awelt tn Ar did fo, as 15 ſaid Devt. 2. 29. and that all the reſt of the …
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within the larger limits ofthe land belonging to 1/rael by God's grant or deed of gift, Gen. 15. 18. Jef. r. 4. partly becauſe by their hoſtile carriages they had given (rae! a right to much more of theirs, than 2 few Servants that might poſſibly run away from their Mafters ; and eſpecially becauſe both Maiters and…
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19 * Thou ſhalt not lend upon wy Ito thy brother, d: uſury of money, uſury of viduals, uſury of any thing .. that is lent upon uſury. | : : 36: T1 (6.e.) Soasto receive thy principal mony or thing lent with ſuch Pfal:r5:5: encreaſe or improvement of it, as was uſual and allowed among the | Gentiles. But whether al…
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d For although he could not cauſeleſly put her away without fin, yet ſhe being put away, and forſaken by her husband, might marry another without fin, as is determined in the ſame or a like caſe, T Cor. 7. 15. 3 And #f the latter husband hate her, and write her a bill of divorcement, and giveth it her in her hand,…
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ſtrangers that are in thy land within thy gates. t Either by laying too grievous Burdens of Work upon him, or by with-holding his Wages from him, as it follows. 8 . ic At his day « * thou fhalt give him his hire, neither 'Le.19.13- ] Y p 5 : 513. hal the ſungo down upon itx, for hes poor, and | ſet- + Heb. he tet…
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Hag: 1:1: Mark 16:2.And the chief care was about the fixſt-born,who were inveſted with ſingular piiviledges, and were Types of "; ©" Or 2.any of them, for the words a.e general,and ſo the praftice may \{eem to have been,Ruth 3. and the reaſon of the Law may ſeem to be in a great meaſure the ſame, which was to keep …
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The Confeſſion, Thankſgiving, and Rejoycing befere the Lord, of him who offereth firſt=fruits, 1-===-—=--11, £6 alſo of the three years Tythes, 12, 16. | The Covenant between God and his People ratified, 17----19. AN Dit fhal be when thou 77 come in unto che land -\vkich the LORD thy God giveth thee for an in- her…
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n (7.e.) Either 1. in my funeral ſolemnities for the dead. But this falls in with the laſt branch. Or 2. in my diſtreſs or poverty,or up- on pretence of my own want, in whichcaſe men are tempted and inclined to fall upon ſacred or forbidden rhings. Or 3. in ſorrow, or grieving that I was to give away ſo much of my …
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|| The mount of curſing. Here the law is written, to ſignifie that a curſe was due to the violatours of it, and that no man could ex- pet juſtification or bleſſing from the works of the law, by the ſen- rence whereofall men are juſtly-accurſed,as being all guilty of the tranſgreſſion of it in one kind and degree or…
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people ſhal fay; Amen. : x See Deite 22, 20, | 21 * Curſedbehe that lieth with any manner of beaſt: and all the people (bal fay, Amen. | 22 * Curſed be he that lieth with kis ſiſter, the daugh- is father, or the daughter of his mother : and all *Le:18:29 P,. » x Noow ter of his (Le:18 the people ſhalſay, Amen.…
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20 The LORD ſhal ſend upon thee curſing, vexati- on », and rebuke o, in all that thou ſetteft thine hand '+Heb. Unto + for todo, until thou be deſtroyed, and until thou which thes periſb quickly,becauſe of the wickedneſs of thy doings, ; wouldeſt do» whereby thou haſt forſaken me. . D-BUTERON.O MT. 8 The LORD ſh…
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| | g/ The calamity ſhall be both univerſal, which even thy King ſhall not be able to avoid, much leſs the Subje&s, who have far leſs advantage and opportunity for eſcape ; and irrecoverable, becauſe he who ſhould prote& or ſecure them 1s loſt with them. See Lam: 4. 20. h Either being corrupted by their examples an…
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was Wraptup in it, and may be included in this expreſſion. # Or, which ſhe ſhall have born, 7. e. her more grown children. 58 If thou wilt not obſerve to do all the words of this law, that are written in this book, tha: thou may- eſt fear this glorious and fearful Name «, THE LORD THY GOD: u (7.e.) Thing or perſo…
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covenant b' which he made with them in Horeb. | @ Theſe are the terms or conditions upon which God hath mae, 7. e- renewed Covenant with you: 6 (7.e.) That cntring into or ſtriking of Covenant. The Covenant was but one-in ſubſtance, but various in the time and manner of its diſpenſation. 2 And Moſcscalled untoall …
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6. Jer. 31. 33. and 32. 39. &c. yet their want of this grace was | hereby to look to above all things. s Either 1. Anevil heart enclin- n . « ZZ. J2. . . | ing you to ſuch curſed Idolatry, and bringing forth bitter fruits. Or,rather, 2. Some ſecret and ſubtile Apoſtate who lurks and works like a 10ot under ground, …
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anger, and in wrath, and in great indignation, and caſt them into another land, as #5 zs this day. 29 The ſecret things belong unto the LORD our God k: but thoſe things which are revealed, be/:ng unto us, and to our chiidren / for ever, that we may do all the words of this law. & Having now mentioned the dreadful…
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F and with all thy ſonl : ; 4 T. | the LORD thy God hath ſcatered thee. explained John 11.51,52. or literally ſuch, as it is promiſed, Roze.11. gather thee, and from thence will he fetch thee. * Jer. 3ill it, and he will do thee good, and multiply thee above heart f, and the heart of thy ſeed, ro love the LORD *…
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I Not into one place, where all could not hear, bur into divers Aſſemblies or Synagogues. m Who hereby are required to go to Jeruſalem at this ſolemnity, as they were permitted to do in other ſolemnities, when the Males only were enjoyned to go, Exod. 23. 17. n= Towit, ſuch of them as could underſtand, as appears f…
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” Chap. XXX. | which I ſware unto their fathers, that Boweth with milk *Chap. 6. and honey, and they ſhall have eaten and filled them 1o,&c. ſelves, and waxen fat ; * then will they turn unto their and 8.10. gods, and ſerve them, and provoke me, and break my and32.15 - covenant. 21 And it ſhall come to yaſs, wh…
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e Or, a rock, as for the ſtability and everlaſtingneſs of his Na« ture, and invinciblenefs of his Power, ſo alſo for his fixednefs and immutability in his Counſels and Promiſes and Ways; So that if there ſhall be a fad change in your affairs from an high and proſ- perous, to a calamitous and deplorable conditicn, a…
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_ beareth them on her wings e. c (i. e.) Her young ones in the neſt, by a common Metonymy; whichſhe by her cry and motion provoketh to flic by her example. d As preparing her ſelf ro flie. e Or, as on her wings, (i.e) gently _ and tenderly and ſafely too, as if ſhe carried them not in her claws - For fear of hurti…
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anger with a fooliſh nation £- - f (i.e.) With the Gentile or Heatheniſh nations, who are none of my people, who ſcarce deſerve the name of a people, as being withour yoke, without the knowledge and fear of God which is the foundation of all true policy and government, and without righteous and neceſſary Laws ; An…
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"Chap: XX XYile | « What their end will be,and that although God ſpare them long, vet atlaſt judgment will certainly overtake them. ' 3o How lhould * one chaſe a thouſand z, and two put ten thouſand to flight, except their Rock « * had fold them x, and the LORD had ſhut them up y ? 24; 24* + Whence ſhould this mi…
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Chap. XXXI and I heal : neither 7s there any that can deliver you out of my hand. 5 Learn now by your own fad experience what vain and impo- tent things Idols are, and what a filly thing it was in you to pur your truſt in them, as they did wer, 37. t (7. e.) The only true and omniporent and irreſiſtabie God, as i…
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fore his death. | : s He is ſaid to bc them miniſterially, partly by praying to Go with faith for his bleſſing upon them ; partly by forctelling the bleflings which God would confer upon them: for the Prophets are oft ſaid to do what they forctel ſhould be done,as Ger.49.7.Fer-1.10- Exek.q3.3.Hoſ.6.5. And Moſes ca…
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I (3. e.) The Tribes of Iſrael, which are called people, Gen. 48. 19. Judges 5. 14. Ads 4. 27. The ſenſe is, This law, though delivered with Fire and Smoak and Thunder, which might ſeem to portend nothing but hatred and terrour, yet in truth it was given to Jſ-ael in great love, as being the great mean of their tem…
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77, e. God will hear his Prayer for the accompliſhment of thoſe great things premiſed to thar Tribe, Gen. 49. 8,9, 10, 11. Thisim- plies the delays and difficulties Judah would meet with herein, which would drive him to his Prayers.and that thoſe Prayers ſhould be crowned with ſucceſs. z Either 1.When he ſhall go f…
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1 (5. e.) His outward eſtate, as Deut. 8. 18. becauſe he hath no inhe. itance of his own and therefore wholly depends upon thy bleſſing Or, His Hoft or Army, as the word is uſed Ez. 37. 10. The Prieſts that attended upon Gods ſervice in the Tabernacle or Temple are oft compared toan hoſt or army in regard of their …
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20 And of Gad he ſaid, Biefſed be he that * enlat- * Seefs geth Gad x : he dwelleth as a lion y, andteareth the arrh 8, &c: with the crown ofthe head z. 1 Chron. x By praiſing God for enlarging Gad he ſuppoſeth the ground of 17: 8, &C | | i i [ { i l l i ' ; (i Ll i / | ; : : ;: : : ; ; ſid…
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: : ; 'h3 © clauſe | 5» and happineſs, which thou haſt above all other people, which _ och wp "ag = = (rm; Ea parry | pupae di thou doſt not obtain either by or for thy own wiſdom or ſtrength ance from Bafhan, even atthe other end of the Land,and therefore we goodneſs. Or, Thy moſt excellent ſword, 7. e. Thy ſtrength…
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Sidon their neighbour was famous among the heathens for its plen- | , £ (3. e. ) The ſouth quarter of the land of Judah, which is towards ty of braſs, and Sarepta 1s thought to have its name from the braſs the ſalt ſea, which is deſcribed Num. 34. 3, 4, 5. Joſ. 15. 1, 2, 3, 4+ and iron, which were melted there in gre…
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12 And in all that mighty hand, and in all the great terrour which Moſes ſhewed in the ſight of all Iſrael. Com ST 4 The ARGUMENT. | TT js rot material to know who was the Pen-man of this Book, whether Joſhua, as ſeems moſt 26, or ſome other boly Prophet. It 'is ſufficient, that this Book as a part of the holy S…
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q Remember, that though thou art the o_ and Comman- u Y f LL. der of my people, yer thou art my Subje& and obliged to obſerve 99: all my Commands. »r (i.e. ) In thy ig, or upon any pretence. 5 Which plainly ſhews, That God's Afffiſttace promiſed to him and to the 1/raelites, was conditional, and might juſtly be with…
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' ſbua took only ſome of them, partly becauſe they were ſufficient for - his purpole, and partly becauſe ſome were fit to be left, both to ſecure. their own Wives,Children,and Poſſeſſions,and to prevent their drance in their enterprize whom Canaan. I 5 Until the LORD have given. your brethren reſt. . 5 be' bath g…
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6 Bur * ſhe had brought them up to the roof » of the houſe, and hid them with the ſtalks of flax, which ſhe had laid in order upon the roof o. | n Which was plain after the manner : See Deur. 22.8. Matth. 10. 27. Afts :0. 9. Mark 2.4. o That they may be dried by the heat of the Sun. 7 And the men purſued after th…
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leſs & of this thine oath, which thou haſt made us ſwear: ; Or, had ſaid ; namely, before ſhe ler them down ; itbeing ve- Ty improbable, either that ſhe would diſmiſs them before the Con- dition was expreſſed and agreed ; or that ſhe would diſcourſe with them, or they with her, about ſuch ſecret and weighty things …
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6 And Joihuaſpake unto the prieſts, ſaying, Take up p the ark af the covenant, andpaſs over before the peo- |.ple 9. And they took up the ank of the covenant, and went before the yeople. | » To wir, upon your thoulders ; for ſo they were to carry it, Numb..7. g. Not in the middle of chem, as you uſed ro do. 7 And…
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. 85 be bath given you, and they alſo have poſleſſed the land which the LORD your God giveth them : then ye ſhall return unto the land of your poſleflion, and enjoy it, which Moſes the LOR D's Servant gave you on this ſide Jordan, toward che Sun-riſing. '16 And they anſwered h Joſhua, ſaying,All that thou command…
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