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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 481
p Or, Paſſages, i.e. The uſual places where people uſed to paſs 0- ver Jordan, whether by Boats or Bridges; or rather, becauſe of the ſhallowneſs of the River, which a little after this, ſwelled higher, as the Hiſtory will tell us; And as itis very uſual for Rivers to do. 94 Of the City, partly for their ſecurity a…
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thou didfſt let us down by : andthou thaltf bring thy Fa-. : may be coubred ; for thoſe who encamped neareſt the Ark, wers ! at that diſtance from it,and came ſo far ; but the moſt were further , ,' Chap. 1 3 The blame of his Gedth thall reſt who! mpcn himſelf, as being occaſioned by hisown negle& or contempt of …
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' 9 And Joſhua ſaid unto the children of Iſrael, Come hi- ther s, and hear the words of the LORD your God 7. To the Ark or Tabernacle, the place of publick Aſſemblies. * Who is now about to give a proof that he is both the Lord,the Om- nipotent Governour of Heaven and Earth, and all Creatures; and your God, in Cov…
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k i.e. Tn one and the ſame place and poſture ; their feet neither moved by any Waters flowing in upon them, nor ſinking into any mire, which one might think was at the bottom of the River. And this may be oppoſed unto their other fanding in the brink of the water when they came to it, commanded, wer. 8. which was b…
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; Properly ſo called, as Joſh. 3. 17. Queſt, How could theſe ſtones be a Monument of this work, when they were not ſeen, but gene- rally covered with the Waters of Jordan? Anſw. Theſe ſtones are not the ſame with thoſe which a man could carry upon his ſhoulders, ver: 5. and therefore might be very much larger ; and…
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up the waters of Fordan e from before the children of 13- 29- Hrael, until we were paſſed over, that their heart melt- Ex94- T | ed f, neither was there ſpirit in them any more,becauſe *'? of the children of Iſrael. | 4 Theſe and the Canaanites are mentioned for all the reſt,as bei the chief of them for number, an…
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4 And this is the cauſe why Fothua did circumciſe : All the people that came out of Egypt m, that were ' males, even all thepeople of war died in the wilderneſs by the way, after they came out of Egypt. mm 'Fhis is tobe reſtrained to ſuch as were then above 20 years old, and ſuch as were guilty of that rebellion, …
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z The Corn of the laſt year,which the Inhabitants of thoſe parts had left in their Barns, being doubtleſs fled for fear cf the 1jrac- lites into their ſtrong Cities, or other remoter and ſafer parts. (7. e.) On the ſixteenth day ; forthe Paſſover was killed berweenthe two Evenings ofthe fourteenth day, and was eate…
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f As is uſualin the cloſe of muſical ſounds. g Not all of it ; which was not only unneceſlary, but inconvenient, and might have given the people better opportunity of eſcaping, but only a conſiderable part of it where the J/razlites might fitly enter : For Rahab's houſe was not overthrown, verſe 22. þ Heb. wnaer zr…
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25 And Jolbra ſaved Rahab the harlot alive z, and ' her fathers houſhold, and all that ſhe had: and be dwel= leth in Iſrael, evez unto this day, becauſe ſhe hid the meſſengers which Joſhua ſent to ſpy out Jericho. z For the general command of rooting out the Cananites, ſeems to have had ſome exception, in caſe any…
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thouſand men, and they fled I before the men of Ai. Not having their uſual Courage to ftrike a ſtroke, which was a plain Evidence that God had foreſaken them ; and an uſeſul in- ſtruftion, to ſhew them whar weak and inconſiderable Creatures they were when God left them; and that it was God, nor their _ valour, tha…
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# Which ſhall be diſcovered or declared guilty by the Lor, which is diſpoſed by.the Lord, Prov. 16. 33. and Sch Gon to be caſt in the Lords preſence before the Ark. Of ſuch uſe of Lots, ſee 1 Sam. I4. 41, 42. Jon. 1.7. As 1.26, 15 And it (ball be,zhbat he thatis taken withthe accurſed thing, (hall be burnt with fi…
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and other lifeleſs things, as the manner was with accurſed things, Deut, Il3. 16. 26 And they raiſed over him a great heap of ſlones / mighty men of valour, and ſent them away by night. c (i.e,) To confider and conclude abour this Expedition of go« ing againſt 4/; not as if all the people of war did a&ually go ups…
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and confiderately obſerved, it will appear, that there are only two parties ingaged in the taking of 47, and but one Ambuſh, as plain- ly appears by comparing verſe 9. ( which manifeſtly ſpeaks of tha party which is mentioned verſe 3.) with verſe 12. which ſpeaks on- ly of 5000, which is juſtly ſuppoſed to be a par…
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o To'wit, accompanied with a ſmall part of the hoſt now menti- oned, z. e. Very early'in the morning, when it was yet dark, as is ſaid 3n'alike cafe, Joh. 20. 1. whence it is here called Night, though it har all was done in one nights ſpace, and inthis manner; Joſhua Conde way chrataduſh by n-ebr, 4 3. and lodgeth …
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xt ſo they mighr put” themſ#lves in Battel-array. 7 The fotmer + nnd oe 4 kim more Careleſs and ſecure, as is uſual in ' {tretched out the ſpear 1, until he had-utterly. deſtroyed all the inhabitancs of Ai, ; Y -J-Eithgr JO 8H OD 4. Chap. xt. In, Chap. VII. | | [Either 1, He ceafed not to fight with that Hand, Or…
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; 35 There was not a word of all that Moſes command- ed, which Joſhua read not f before all the congregation of Iſrael, * with the women and the little ones, and the ſtrangers that * were converſant among them g. f Therefore he read nct the Bleſſings and. Curſes only, as ſome think, but the whole Law, as themanner…
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i. e. The Princes as before v. 79, o Not from their want or any defire they could have to ſuch unpleaſant and unwholeſome food ; nor in a Ceremony uſual in making Leagues, for that was not now done,but in thenext verſe : but that they might examine the truth of what they ſaid. p As they ought to have done upon all …
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z 7, e, Let them be publick Servants,and employed in the meaneſt Offices and Drudgeries ( ſuch 25 this was, this one kind being pur for all the reſt, as it is Dent. 29. 11.) for the uſe and bench of the Congregation ; to do this partly for the Sacrifices and Services of the houſe of God, as it is expreſſed wv. 23. …
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encamped before Gibeon, and made war againſt it. e This name being here taken largely or generally for any of the Canaanites, as is frequent ; for to ſpeak ſtriftly, the Citizens of _ bron here mentioned, v. 3. were Hittites ; thus the Gibeoniter, who were Hivites, Joſ. 11. 19. are called Amorites, 2 Sam. 21. 2. It…
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I Sam: 14: 9: Pſal: 4: 4: Jonah 1: 13: the ceffation of the Tongues mo« tion being put ſynecdochically for the ceſſation of any other Mo- tion or Attion. = 7: e; Till they had utterly deſtroyed them, as is » . mentioned in the following Chapter. &# Either of a man ſo calle or of the righteous or upright, wherein p…
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azainft any of the children of racl. So oe body of the Army which were encamped there with J0- ſbua to beſiege that place. « Not ſo much as a Dog, as it 15 cx- preſſed Exod: 11; 7. Not only their men of war could not find their hinds, bur they were all ſo confounded, that they could not move their rongyes ih, way …
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I He is ſaid toreturn thither, not as ifhe had been there before but becauſe having gone as far Weſtward and Southward as he thought fir, even as far as Gazs, v.41. he now rerurned towards Gilzal, which lay Northward and Eaſftward from him, and in his return fell upon Debir, ſee an. Joſh. 15. 15. ; 39 And he took …
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Iſrael, who ſmore them, and chaſed them: unto Þ great f Or, Zi- Z;idon 0, and unto | * Miſrephoth-maim p, and unto the valley of Miſpeh q eaſtward, and they ſmote them, bah. : OF TA ſal; until they lefe them none remaining. pits. o A great and famous City in the North-weſt part of Canaan,and * Heb. upon the Sea, …
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commanded Moſes/ | mm It was the deſign' of God's: Providence not to ſoften their hearts to a compliance with the [rael7res,bur to give them up to their own Animoſiry, Pride, Confidence, ata Stubbornneſs'; thar ſo both their abominaile and incorrigible wickedneſs mighr be ſevere . puniſhed, and'thar-rhe [/raelires…
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b Ir is not unuſual even amongſt us, for a River to be divided be- tween two Lords, and for their Territories or Jeriſditions to meet in the middle- of the River : | And beſides, here is a very particular Reaſon for this Exprefſion, becauſe the ciry 4r, which was no part of Sihon's Dominions, but belonged to the Mo…
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3 From Sihor e, which 3s before Egypt, even unto the borders of Ekron northward, which is counted to the Tanaanite f* five lords of the Philiſtines; the *Ga- | zathites, and the Albdothites, the Eſbkalonites, the Git- | tites, and Ekronites, alſo the * Avites £: e A River, of which ſee I. 23. 3. and Jer. 2.18? f (…
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« Ver " . . "0: 2, by fire « are their inheritance, * as he {aid unto them. 9 1. &« Moſes, as is expreſſed v. 33. z To wit, in the Land beyond | Jordan, where yet a conſiderable part of the Levites were to-have their ſettled abode] This is mentioned as the reaſon both why Moſes FOSH UM I ; il Chap. ! by a Syn…
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4 4 " 0 Wl | 1 F | | : 1 ' ' 110181 il | Ann ; i il fi | 3! TH EPIRRSneRp.y Y.-M . E —_ Aenean a < * | +) if | = REESE ESO IEEE ww HAP. : ' F [ . -_ ERS Rez —x —_— "oY _ —_y — - to _t 1am nnep mage — — nepeinehng edh | EL Irene ——— mm ene <P renee EI amp — —— —— Ar T— …
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g Either 1. At that time when Joſbua and the reſt were conſulting about the diviſion of the Land, though they did nor yer aQually and fully divide it. Or, 2. When Joſbua, and himſelf, and the Iſraelites, were proceeding in their Conqueſts, and were going a- gainſt Hebron, Foſb. 10. 36, Whick Expedition there mentio…
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for the deciſion of the matter. 2. That although an exatt Survey cf this Land was nor taken till Joſb. 18. 4, 5. yet there was, and muſt needs be a general deſcription of ir, and a divifion thereof 1nto nine parts and a half; which, asfaras they could gueſs, were equal either in Quantity or in Quality. 3- That the …
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el : and the goings out of the border were at the ſea. 12 And the weſt border was to the great ſea, and the coalt tberesf: this is the coaſt of the children of Ju- dah round about, according to their families. 13 T Andunto Caleb the fon of Jephunneh he « gave a part among, the children of Judah, according to the …
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Or. or. 35 And Sharaim, and Adithaim,and Gederah, * and ' * Gederothaim ; fourteen cities / with their villages. ſ 0bj. There are r5 numbred. nſw. Either one of them was no city ſtrifly called ; or, Gederah, and Gederothaim is put for Gede- 18h, or Gederothaim, ſo called ; poſſibly becauſe the Ciry was double, and…
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a ( i.e.) Of Exiraim, and the half Tribe of Manaſih, which are here pur togetherin cne ; not becauſe they had bur or:e Lor, for E- Phraim had one hers, wv. 5 and Manaſſeh another, 7oſ. 17. 1. but be- cauie in theſe firſt Verſes heſp@ks of them in common, and of the South-border, which ſeems to be the ſame, either w…
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» Either 1. Six portions for the ſix Sons, whereof one was Hepher; and becauſe he had no Sons, his part was ſub4ivided into five equal parts, for each ofthe Daughters ; Or, 2. Ten Portions. five for the Sons, and five forthe D.uyhrers ; for as for Hepher, both he and his Son Zelophehad was dead , and that withour S…
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12 Yer * the children of Manaſſeh cou'd not y drive * Judges out the inhabitants of thoſe cities, but the Canaanites 1. 27; wouid dwell z in that land. : y S:eon Joſh. 15. 63. z Were reſ-Ived to Fight, rather than be turned out vt rhetir ancient habitations, i2 Yetit came to paſs when the children of Iſ:ael were …
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The tabernacle is ſet up in Shiloh, 1+ The remainder of the Land deſcribed and divided into ſeven parts, for the ſeven Tribes which as yet had no In- heritance, 2— — 9: Joſhua caſts the Lot at Shiloh : The firſt comes out for Benjamin, 10: Whoſe Borders and Cities are deſcribed, 11 —-28- Nd the whole congregation o…
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17 And was drawn from the north,and went forth to En-ſhemeſh, and went forth toward Geliloth «, which js over againſt the going upof Adummim,and deſcended to * the frone of Bohan' the ſon of Reuben, "0p" Called alſo Gilgal, as appears from Jof. 15.7. Judg. 3- 19. but If * differing from thar Gilgal by Jordan. : 1…
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12 And turned from Sarid eaſtward, toward the \un-rifing, unto the borderof Chiſloth-rabor, and then goeth out to Daberath þ, and geeth up to Japhia, h A City in Iſachar, as appears from Joſs 21: 28. t2 And from thence paſlſech on along on the eaſt to Gittath-hephir, to Ittah-kazin, and goeth out to Rem- mon || M…
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La'', on the North-eaſt, yet he, ſhould poſſeſs the riches of the Weſt and Suth, Devte. 33: 23; i» ec; of thoſe Tribes which were at great dift:nce from him Weſtward and Southward ; and this he ſhou!d do by way of Commerce with them by their famovs River Jordan, which he'did not cnly touch in a {mall party as ſome …
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29, 30, 31, 34+ it 1s the more ſtrange and impudent, thar any Chri- ſtians ſhould make their SanQtuaries give ProteC&ion to ſuch perſons whom God hath ſoexpreſly excepred from it, which the Papiſts do ; and their Doftors are not aſhamed to defend it upon frivolous rea- ſons. c The Kinſman, who had right or power to…
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4 And the lot came out ' for the families of the Ko hathites, and the children of Aaron the prieft, 2ubich ere of the Levites, had * by lot out of the tribe of Ju- dah, and out of the tribe of Simeon, and out of the tribe of Ber:jamin f, thirteen cities gp. f Which three rribes were neareſt to the Temple, where th…
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ſuburbs, Abdon with her ſuburbs, z21 Helkah with her ſuburbs, and Rehob with herſu- burbs : four cities. 32 And out of the tribe of Naphtali, Kedelh in Ga- lilee with her ſuburbs,ro be a city of refuge for the ſlayer, and Hammoth-dor with her ſuburbs, and Kartan with her ſuburbs : three cities. 33 Allthe cities …
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io And when they came unto the borders of Jordan, thatare in the land of Canaan,the children of Reuben,and , che children of Gad,and the half tribe of Manaſſeh,built there g an alrar by Jordan, a great altar to ſee to. g Or, then, as this Particle is elſewhere uſed; and ſo Learned In- terpreters underſtand it, Pſa…
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t If you apprehend it ro be ſo for want of the Tabernacle and Altar thefe; as the following words imp:y # if you now repent of your former choice in preferring the wor'dly commodities of that Countrey before the advantage of Gods prelence and favour, and more frequent opportun'tics of his Service, 4 We will readily…
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6—8. which he enforces by former Benefites : and: promiſes, 91x, By threatnings, 12 — A Nd it came to paſs, a long time 2 after that the LORD had given reſt unto Ifrael from all their in age. a About 14 years after 1t. 2 And Jothua cailed 6 for all Iſrael c, and for d their elders, and for their heads, and for t…
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Souls, the Wilderne!s, b:cauſe your Temprtaricns are now more and ſtronger ; partly, from the . Examples and infinuations of your bad Neighbours; the remainders of this wicked p--p/e; and partly from your own Peace and Proſperity ; and rhe Pride, Security,For- getſulineſs of God, and Luxury, which uſually atrend up…
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in Gods preſente, calling him in to be Witneſs of them. 2 And Joſhua ſaid unto all the people 4, Thus ſaith the LORD God of Iſrae], * your fathers dwelt on the + 6: :, other ſide of the floud e | in old time, even Tera the fa- 26: 1. ther of Abraham, and the father of Nachor : and they and 12: 1. f ſerved other go…
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4 Unjuft, unreaſonable or inconvenient: e Not that he leaves them to their liberty, wherher they would ſerve God or Idols; for Joſhua had no ſuch power or liberty himſelf, nor could give it ro any other ; and bath h: and they were obl'ged by the Law of Moſes, to give their worſhip to God only, and to torbear all Id…
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21 And the people ſaid unto Joſhua, Nay, but we will ſerve the LORD ». nm To wit, him on'y, and not ſtrange gods, as was ſuppoſed by Jojbua, v. 206 in them: of ce vineyaids and oiveyards which ye planted not. do ye ear. 3 See on Jo: 10: 12, 13. 14 4 Now therefore fear the LORD, and ſerve him in fincerity and in…
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knows that it was the King that made the Order or Deeree: It x ſufjiciens, that unto the Fews were committed the Oracles of GOD, Rem. 3+ 2. 1.0. the Holy Scriptures of the Old Tefiamens, one part of 2which this was, by confeſſion af all : and that the Fes did nat falſify their truſs therein, but kept thoſe Holy Books…
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| wit, in Joſhvas time ; which tho' done before, may be here = to no why they brought Aaoni-bezek to leruſalem, be- cauſe that City was in their hands. having been taken before, as may be gathered from Joſ- 15. 63- And thetaking of this City may be aſcribed to rhe children of Judah, rather than to Joſhua, becaule …
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a The principal Cities of che P//litines. 2u, Flow could this be, when among tie people left to try J1ſracl,aie the five lords of the Philiftines Jud. 3. 3.7 nf. It is only ſaid that they took rhe Cities, and probably contented rhemſclves with making them Triburary ; bur ir 1s not faid that they ſ1:w the p:ople, as…
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| ; { Chap. IT. | God, for ſach are ſometimes called Argels, which ſignifies onely Meſſengers of God; and then the following wordsare ſpoken by him in the Wo of Ged, as may eafily be underſtood. Or, Thirdly, Chriſt the Angel of the Covenant, who is off called :he Angel of the Lord, as we have formerly ſeen, ro wh…
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9 By inward Inſpiration and Excitation of their minds and hearts, and by outward Dcſignation teſtified by ſome heroical and extraors dinary Ation- » Supreme Magiſtrates, whoſe cffice it was, under God, and by his particular dire&ion, to govern the Commonwealth of Iſrael by Gods Laws, and to prore& and ſave them fro…
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a buſites. doubrleſs moſt aflifted by him ; and hence God raiſeth a D-liverer, righe rxol RS Fg cook their daughters to be their wives, | * W hich is here noted, partly, as a mark Of his Courage, & Strength, hand. 3 x0: , 4 £ - - | and AQtivity : See Jud. 20: 16. and principally, as a conſiderable 4:16 and gav? the…
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el the ſon of Kenaz died. d They had divefs Houſes and Chambers, ſome for Winter, others cooling. p Either Firſt, is reſted about fourty Years, or the greateſt part of for Summer. See fer. 36. 22. Amos 3.15. e Into which heuſed to re- Forty Years ; it being moſt frequent in Scripture to ule Numbers in | tire himſelf …
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2 5, N E Chap. IV: + Heb. ſa: thouſand men, all + luſty, and all men of valour, and _—_ I 46: 4h } Heb. ſaved. a - pw -s. > = : , v7 — 14% a#t Atac—- Chxp 4 I - — F 1 Sam. t2 9. + Hob. a weman, 4 Propheteſs. 3 UV D as this. Summer-parlour unqueſtionably was, they uſed to one taeir feet, is appears f…
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erermined Cauſes ard Controverſies ariſing among the 1ra-ltes, as is Implied, v 5. And this Jabin might ſuffer ro be done, eſpecially | by a Woman ; and the frequent diſcharge of this part ofrhe Judges Othice, whereby ſhe gained great power and Autliority with the peo. ple, did notably ( though not obſerved by the …
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f With great Terror and Noiſe, as the word ſignahes, Exod. . 14. ' 24. Jof. 10. 10 1 Sam. 10. moſt probably with Thunder and Light- ning, and Hail-ſtones, or other ſuch Inſtruments of Deſtrutt'- on pouredupon them from Heaven, as 1s ſufficiently implied, Juag» 5. 20. g (i.e. ) By the Sword of Barak and his Army, wh…
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