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Matthew Poole — Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2
Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 · 2,402,827 words · 2087 reading sections
Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 541
Tunes, and chanted out by moſt skilful Singers to the beſt muſical In- ftruments. & Either to take in Judah, and foretel the Deſolation of their Temple, or elſe by an Irony, the Idol-Temples, or elſe of the Palace, as the word in the Zebr. All Court-Mirth and Jollity, Balls and Muſick Entertainments, 1 ſhal! kowl, …
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p Either literally, are not ſuch Sins and Judgments enough to ſhake the very Foundations of the Earth ? Or, metonymically the Land fo the People of it, as after in the Verſe they that dwell therein. qThi that you have done, O Houſe of Jſrae), in ſinning, and this that Gi w1t] do in puniſhing, enough to melt the Ear…
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not find it b. : STE x Search all Places for a Prophet or a Preacher, from the Syrian or Midland Sea to that of Tibertas, to the Dead Sea, and to the Red Sea. 3 That Mountamous Tratt, whether perſecuted Elijah fied, and per- haps other Prophets, in like Circumftances retired.z proverbially they ſhall ſearch all Co…
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made, ſuftaineth and diſpoſeth of all. k All the Creatures are his Army, and do what he commands them to do againſt his Enemies. Z A light I ouch of his Hand, h2 needs not as Man to take great Pains to break and diſſolve hard Metals, a Touch of his Finger will do this. m. Either the Inhavitants, or rather the Land …
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you-arguegamils, 40r theſe things aggravate your Sin, and FT you ies: 6apable of hoping or; ootaining METCy, ſince you abule, ſuch Gxacd:; remgpaer efn0s 3.2. You think I cannot, muſt not now root. you'pur of yaur Land, hecauje Ibrought you Out of Eg Ve as It .you were the only People that ever were brought out of …
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Captivity te made up by the voluntary Unicn of the Remnant of the ten Tribes, which sþall return with the two Tribes out of the Babylc. niſh-Captivity. f Diſpoſing the Minds of the Kings of Perſia ty ad. vance David's Line to the Government of the reſtored Captiyes, and continuing it ' x the ſupreme Power till Meſſ…
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former Promiſes, ver. 11, 12, 13. ſhould be fulfilled. a Cyrus was Which was ( Perſon who proclaimed Liberty of Return tv captive J/rae!, but God JD 27. 3, ſtirred up his Spirit to do this, and it was God's eminent Work 3 it WWubjett to x; was ſeen in it, as Pſal. 126. 3, 4. -b Of thoſe Shalmaneſer carried ap Thisis…
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His ſhort Prophecy will not need any long Prefatory Argument ,, He concealeth his Nation, Family, and Place of his Birth and Abode, which he'would not have done, had it much concernd us to know, or would it have added any thing material to the Authority and Efficacy of bis Word, Tet perhaps we (hould be thought too ſ…
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they had enough d ? if the grape-gatherers came to thee, 24. 23. Iſa. 17. 6, In the fifth Verſe the Prophet doth in an abrupt manner of Speech, & 24+ 13s tion made in Edom; as if he had ſaid, Who have been here ? or in £{*4777g% of - ——__— 4ſt ty r>—e—_ q LES X 1 ES g= , -— — SED = yy ——_ yr __ a—_—— . -——_ - - o…
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of diſtreſs y. ; " Mg be Þ With ſecret Joy and Satisfa&ion to thy Eyes and Mind ; if thy * =; wouldſt have looked, it ſhould have been with Tears and Grief not with Joy and Gladneſz at the Sight ; ſo the Word, Pſal. 37. 24. ana 54+ 7. and Prov. 29, 16. q On the Affiiftion and ſad Miſery which fejj upon thy Brother…
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b. f Hiſtorically, and in the Letter this refers to the - Or and His to the re ow of Ferujalem, and thoſe who _—_— 1 God in the Temple. In the Myſtical Sente or Typical, ir Wa O ff Goſpel-Church,and the ſetting up the Kingdom of Chriſt, — 64 calvation and Redemption of God's 1/rael. g A Remnant that Hall eſcape th…
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k Or for, ſo the Gallick Verſion, Printed at Rochel, 1616. - 1 Deli- verers, literally the Governours or Leaders of thoſe Captive Troops, who shall come up from Babylon to their own Country,luch as Zerubba- bel, Exra, Nehemiah, of whom twas ſaid he came to ſeek the Good of the Fews. Neb, 2. 10, and ſucceſſively aft…
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f Forthwith prepare thy ſelf,and get all in readineſs, and with hear- ty Reſolution {et upon the Work. g So ſoon as thou art ready, ſet forward on thy Journey, make not any delay. h The Chief City, or Metrop2lis of the £ſſyrian Kingdom, built by Aſhur, Gen, 10. 11, if this Verſe he not better tranſlatea thus, Ze (i…
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lay, and was faſt aſleep r. w | £ When this preternatural Tempeſt felt with all its Violence into the Sea. bh Paſſengers are not here named, who accuſtomed to Sea,might be too apprehenſive of Danger 3 but the Men that were acquainted with the ea, and had ſeen many a Tempeſt, and weathered many x Storm. 7 Heartily …
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"he ſeag,andthe dry lend. 102” 01h ; aq p Jotab:trealyand readily; gives'account of himſelf, q One that 2n--gefcended> from ' Heber! whole: Of ſpring: by: /4brabam are well knos8,andpibbably:totheſt:Matiners : He faith-not k'Fer,becanſe he 2; not. id Strriinel3 of Speech ';/ for he was of the Tribe: of Zebutun, no…
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|'Religion, and here theſe Perſons bind themſelves. by Vows to recogniſe God's Goodneſs ji their Deliverance. It is not improbable that here | is a Trajeftion, as many tines Þ Fcripture, that placed. laſt whick -'in ConſtruRion is. to be firſt. _ hey vowed Vows and Sarrifices, 2. e. vowed they would .do it, would …
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Hope be will hope againſt Hope, and never yield to ſuch Delpairs. a Where the Ark of the Covenant, where the Mercy-ſeat, where Propitiatory'Sacrifices are offered, where is God's High-Prieft, Types of the Great Redeemer, Mediator and Saviour, by whom Sin 1s ex- piated, Sinners pardoned, Grace and Favour communicate…
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7; Fonah here doth intimate. his. Adherence to God, his Afſurat ON its Wa, that he ſhould find God to be a Fountain of Mercy to him. that 6 Lion and fo would hear his Prayer. 4 In moſt ſolemn manner recognize the Me ears to| cy I receive, I ſhall have juſt ground to do ir, and I will certainly): Difference juſt to …
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faft, though *twere known on the Syrian Coaft, and about Tyre and Z7- CHAP. II don ; poſhbly Fonah might publiſh it in Nineveh, » Every one called : : WK ; upon other to faft, or cried out, *twas high time to faſt, repent, and Fonab ſent agan, 1, 2. and Preacheth to the Ninevites ; their ſubverſion, | ſupplicate God…
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Journey p. ) Sins, Danger and Duty in this Exigent. & It was an A&t of the King I And, Heb. as God commands and dire&s ; ſo Fonah with ready, | and Council, and that which paſſed them with good liking, they re- reſolved and obedient Mind ſets about the Work. m Though it was | liſhed the thing, as the Hebrew Phraſe im…
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Warning ſo many Days e're it come, unleſs it be to try us we willraſt, pray, repent and amend ? and though Fonah had FONAH. po | | | whether } nab forgets himſelf and his God. » Tn a peeviſh Humour #5246; no Com- miſhon to promiſe them a Deliverance, yet *tis very like he acquain- them with the merciful and grac…
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zah, in that he doth not give him up to his own Paſſion. And $0144 as weary as he is, yet will live till God will take away his Life, Þ'Th more deſirable to me todie and be buried, for then my Propheſiing that never came to pals will he ſoon forgotten, however I ſhall n =. more bluſh at the Rebukes the World will c…
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p - : - - , bl l M IF C 4 P- * | 2 | - x. © ; vid. vr 4. + God adds this to the ſame Queſtion before propoſe fy my doing it 2 b God of infinite Compaions,: and Goodnefr. co, " Xx f F ! _ "A ; . 4 k x ph pe. F- ed, that Jonh mig ht be his own Judg, and ar once condemn his own | mighty City: Jonah, thou haft Pity on…
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3 ko W$o the Temper of thoſe Times he lived in, and will be cleareſt underſtood by thoſe that do diſtinly read over and digeſt the Hi- d. Wor y of Iſrael and Judah, as they'are reported in the 1ſt of Kings, and 2 Kings, from the firſk Apoſtacy of Iſrael from God, that nd their Revolt from the Houſe of David. But mor…
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Heb. ? > fulneſs I The Prophet here by Proclamation requires earneſt Attention to thereof, his Word : So Moſes, Dent. 4. 26. and 30. 19. and 32. I. So the Plal- miſt, 7ſal. 50. 1, 4+ and lo 7/a. 1, 2. and 34. 1- 1 Either all the Peo- ple of both Kingdoms, all Jſrael and Fudab ; or elſe univerſally all Peo- ple of …
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p For theſe Sins of Samaria, and the Kingdom of J/rael. q Nath an immediate hand from Heaven ; but by the Aſyrians, under th Condutt of Shalmaneſer, they ſhall do it as my Servants, aithts Lord. 7 Much like 1/a. 25. 2. That beautiful City ſhall be made, ay ſo left asa ruinous Heap in the Field. s In planting Vineya…
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(hall at laſt die by Sword, Famine, Peftilence and Captivity. o The Contagion of her Sins, and the Indignation of God againft it, and the Enemies Succeſſes, viz. Senachertb's or Nebuchadnezzar s, like a Flood, have reached to Judah allo; and this is the Reaſon why the Prophet foretels ſuch Mourning, and is willing …
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ther Sins allo, ſhip the ſame Idols that Samaria did. 14 Therefore y ſhalt thou z give preſents a || to Mo- reſheth-gath b: the houſes of || Ach-zib c ſhall be a lie d to the Kings of Iſrael e. Y For ſo much as thou haſt imitated 1/74el in Sin, and been at leaſt an occaſion to Feruſalem, and the Kingdom of Fudah …
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a The Pr. phet now Jenounceth Judgment againft Oppreſſors in pat ticular, of which {rt of Men J:{45 had too many, and Jjrac! had Many more at thic Day. 6 Cent:ie and frame Milchiets to others tow they may be ruined, as appears ver. 2. and all the gain can be made of their fall may be-brought into the Hand of the Co…
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2nd £o allot them to Others. ” 4 ſic »| ! "if 3 £. . , (torts s Therefore þ theu z ſhalt have none that 1:3! * < _ cord by Jot & in the congregation of the LORD 2. g þ Becauſe your Sins ſo great, univerſal and incorrigible, have Pro voked God to frame and delign this Dz{vlation azainſt You, 2nd _ cauſe he will…
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9 The \| women f of my people g have ye calt © their pleuant houſes i, from their children Pave away k my glory 1} tor ever 7. ut þ fromyj fe Lk: # The 4 Strange! to be tC: and turn which tl jn this V 'Family, ( to thele: to them, bands an their belc by your \ Children 'God from confiſcated them, i…
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reaſon of the multitude of me k, : There are three different Interpretations of this Verſe, of which *tis | hard to fay, which i3 moſt agreeable to the Inteat of this Scripture z I vill propoſe ail three, and leave each Reader to chooſe tor himlelt. Firſt, Some will that theſ2 Words be a Continuation of the falle P…
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g In PraQtice and AffeRion, theſe Rulers were direaly contrary to what they ſhould have been and done; they hated not only to do Good, but they hated the Good which was to be done, and thoſe that did it: 'and whar kind of Men may we judge they were who hated good Men, and what was Good, and by coni2quence hated alſo…
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1 'Now Micah in the Name of the Lord, foretels what ſhall become of falſe Prophets 3 he had frankly dealt with the Seculars,now he deals as plainly with the Ecelefiaſticks, b Though he gave them the Titl- they aflume to themſelves, yet he doth very fully deſcribe them, aud ſhews they are falſe Prophets; they err, a…
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This Verſe is word for word the ſame in the former part of it, yi the former part of the firſt Verſe of this Chapter z we refer thither for Explication of it : 'The Prophet having afſerted his Divine Cal and avowed his Faithfulneſs in the Prophetick Office, ver. 8, he here zine us one mor* !roof of it, dealing roun…
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_ _ na and Prophets, who _—_ thus wicked in Ahaz Ns = —_ robably continued ſo in the Beginning of Hexzekiah his _ Teremiab does put this out of all doubt, ch. 26. 18. ſaying, that prone rake theſe Words to all Judah, As for the time, it was in all Sn before the thirteenth Year of Hez kiab, ſay ſome ; I ra- _ oaths…
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the GoÞel-days in tlieſe times of the Mr{fiuh ; to which, as to the An , titype and principal Mark, they are levell-d no doubt. & So th: Cap- | tive Jews by Cyrus and Da-ius's Decree releaſed from Captivity, dik certainly call, perſwade and encourage each other to leave the ſtrange | Lands in which they had been Ca…
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e This is either a Reaſon why they ſhould be ſo ſafe, or elſe a De- claration of their Reſolution to take this Courſe, that it may be fo with them, and (o the Hebrew Particle may be rendred certainly, f It is a received Rule, that they ought, and 'tis a conſtant Prattice with the Nations they will pray to, depend o…
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ſalem. x Ophel, as*tis Hebrew, and perhaps were better rendred a pro- per Name of that impregnable Fort, 2 Chron. 27. 3. another conlide- rable Part put for the whole. y Or, 0 Daughter of Zion, ſo "twill be an Explication of what the Prophet before meant by the Tower Eder and Cphel, 7. e. O Zion, O Feruſuem, both i…
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9 Now @ why doſt thou cry out aloud b ? 7 there no Kingc in thee ? is thy counſellor periſhed 4? for pangs nave taken thee as a woman in travail e, and bring his Enemies and his Churches Enemies together, 0195 592 | point, q Who would have detained the People of God longer inSl- will, and the: very, Or who would h…
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than her own) in the ſubduing and breaking her Enemies is here fore- m 50 called, ſay ſome, from Caleb's Wife; but that's not probable, for told and promiſed, as tis allo 7/2. 41. 15. Chriſt will thus punish his | it had the Name long before Caleb's Wife was thought of, as appears, Fnemies3 ſo Babylon Typical, as th…
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among the thouſands, to have a Captain or Ruler of a Thouſand in Fu- dab, it is much greater Honour which ſhall be put upon thee, out of thee ſhall come he that is to be chief Ruler and Head of all the Peo- ple of God, the Meſſiah; much like Phraſe is that 2 King. 20. 10, and 1/4. 49. 6+ there is an Expoſition of t…
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racles, and inftituted his Goſpel-Church. & ze. God the Father, I His Sheep, his Subjects, his redeemed Iſrael, his Church made up of converted Fzws and Gernrilzs, ſhall continue, the Gates of Hell ſhall not prevail againſt them. # The Church is ſo redeemed and efta- bliſh'd, that Chriſt the Meſſiah might be glorif…
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tions kind to Facov ſhould for this ſpring and flouriſh, as the Gras doth by the Dew and Showers, 7 Tt ſhall be the only Work of Ggs he ſhall by his 1mmediate Hand bleſs ſuch as he alone, without the help of Man, giveth Dew and Showers. As this was fulfilled in the Type defore the Goſpel of the Kingdom was preache…
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lath a conty With Iſrael } $11 the fir ills tor Witn and Witneſſes, Underftand Pr I ap. V1. will in Mercy t0 this People take away theſe tambling-blocks, theſe <cations of Sin. : - 13 Thy graven Images k alſo will I cut off, and 3 thy || ſtanding Images } out of the midſt of thee zn ; [3 y & . : \ - "us an…
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; ter hean Appeal totheſe Creatures in ſo jut a Cat for their Cre: ; tor. 6 Whole Soveraign Majeſty may well command what he pleatcths and expctt to be obeyed, and whoſe unyaralletd Gootnes to Jjr.e! ought ro have been uncontroverted Motive: to o55v him in all things © yet the Soreraige Goonun-G is flighted and diſ…
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they were ready to offer any Sactifices God ſhould require of them ; or elſe this Veri2 is the Prophet's Suppoſition that ſome among them would be ready to enquire how they ſhould in this caſe behave them- {clves. and ſo this Proſopopeia fairly makes way for farther direQion to this People: £ 1! irb what, Heb, what…
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2 Either by his Judgments, each of which is the Lord's Voice, he ſpeaks by them z or rather by his Prophet, and whether People hear it or forbear, the Lord himſelf is concerned in it. 65 As to deaf, or to ſleepy and ſecureMen ; who will not hear the milder and ſoiter Calls, the Prophet muſt cry to them in the loude…
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the Rod, hath choſen it out, ard ftrikes with it, whether it hs 7,, ; an, Or Babylonian, or both at leverat times. This is the plain =_ on Senſe : others there are which are omitted, becauſe they ſaute — ftre Detign of this Work. 66 As 10 © || Are there yet k the treaſures of wickedneſs} j1 | = the houſe of the wi…
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-. thee with Oil «; and ſweet Wine x, but ſhalr not drink | 1.5, WING Y. - 7 Be at great Pains and Coft in Tilling and Sowing. &£ It ſhal! el- ther not thrive to a Harveſt, or if it does, an Enemy ſhall reap it. : Lay out thy Labour, and weary thy elf in it ; plant the Tree,gather the Eruit and tread it; and when …
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p As we render the Words, their plain Senſe will be, that all their Diligence that with both hands they can ule, is to ſet forward Evil and Miſchief : Poſſibly the firft Clauſe might bear this Reading, Bork re towards Evil ; and then the following Clauſe thus, 7o 47 Good nce asketh. q The Chict Ruler who commiiſone…
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p The Prophet here gives us a Reaſon of his Advice to be wary how, and whom they tcuft. q Who received his Being, Maintenance, Education, and inherits the Honour as well as Eftate of his Father ; the Son obliged by moſt inviolable Laws to pleaſe, preſerve, and ho- nour his Father. r Seeks to accule , vilify , endan…
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0 Patiently and ſubmiſively, p The juft and chaſtifing Anger of the Lord in the Effects of it upon me. q Greatly, continually, bo:h againſt his Law and Precepts thereof, and againft his Love and the Effedts thereof: Fudak was guilty of idolatry, Ingratitude againft God. and of Injuſtice, Unftaithtulne's, and Unmerc…
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1 however they have been ſcattered, they are thine heritage ſtill, hich thou, O Lord, haſt purchaſed of old ; ler them be ſo ſtill, and do __ bot't poſſeſs, rule, feed and preſerve, Dent. 4. 20. and ch.32+9- 7s 100. 3. 1 Feed, graciouſly protett, and guide thoſe that in their preſent captive ſtate are ſolitary, com…
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Leſt what hath been ſpoken of this wonderful change in the affairs of the Jews, ſhould on one hand be thought tobe made for the righ- teouſneſs or worthineſs of this people : Or elſe on the ather hand, ſhould ſcem too great to be done for a ſinful people; and fo 4ny ſhould doubr wherher it ſhould be done at all, th…
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d Or pro-} þ Not flack as ſome count ſlackneſs, 2 Pet. 3. 9. either in perfor- rlicſy, for Prophets were of old call'd Seers, 1 Sam. ge 9+ and thei, M138 promiſe,or executing threats, bur very wiſely patient and long- prophecies were called Viſrns 3 or it may include the manner in which | luffering,which is ever temp…
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- He once did rebuke, as Exod. 14. 22, he ſtill can, as a Lord re- Muketh his Servant, or a General rebukes his Soldiers, by Word or Look, Iſa. 59. 2. b Literally underſtood or figuratively, it 1nports {;i!l that he can deliver his Peopie and deſtroy his Adverfaries as of old he did. c His Word or Will doth as ſpee…
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elieis taken away, withdraws it ſelf, lifts up 1t ſelf, as ſomerimes 1 earthquakes, or as the Gallick Verſion, mounterh up in fire ; the H:5.importsall theſe. s The habitable World. # Whether they be far off, or near to 1ſrael, both Men, and all the reſt of the Creatures, whoſe abode is on Earth, are wonderfully ſh…
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