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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 721
Zeſus faith unto him , Suffer it now to be ſv. The Queſtion is nor , Whether rhou cr 1 be more Excellent ? Ir is thy Dury to Baptize , for my Father hath ſent thee to Baptize: Ir is my Plea- {ure and Duty co be Obedicnt co my Father, whoſe Will 1 know, tho ir be hidden trom thee. Bupriſm is a new Law of the Golpel…
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7 here, is meant ſolicited, or moved to ſm; in which The general Notion of Tempting , is maling 4 Trial. God makes a Trial oft his People for the Pf and .niſe/tation of their Gractous Habit: Satan, by moving to Sin, makes a Trial of Corruption which was the reaſon , char alcho? Chriſt was Tempred, That he might be…
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6 And faith unto him , IF thou be the Sg «; God, calt thy felt down :. for it is written, He thay give his Angels charge concerning thee, and in their hands they 1hall bear thee up, leſt at any time they dath thy foot againit a ſtone. Betore the Devil had Tempred cur Lord ro Diffdence «+ Diſtruſt in God's Provide…
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+ (hippin; he Crearure, I cc Creacure cher exatts it 07 us, - ourpziely tet 15 betcre ns, or chute 1t as an objet CXcIting - racvins us co: tuch an Att of Adoration, winch the Papijts " Nt thar all Profrccion netore the Creature 15 an Act of "Py , PTA 4 — one Adircaitn 5 there t> a @ toil, as well as a Divine W…
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ſhould not be Literally underſtoud ct, and applicd unto Chrit?, nere 1s nothing more ordinary in the Propte,,, than ater 4 chreatiing of Judgment and C:ptvity unco the Perplie, wo com tort fuch as tcared Gud amonytt them with Promifes ot the 372 /14, and the ſpiritual Salvation wich was to be Erouche in ; Thc Land…
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Saul's being vexed with an evil Spirit, ) we read much of 9 ms "= in the New Teſtament, and in Eccleſiaſtical Hiſtory, for = ts years after Chriſt, chey called them Energument, Some , ks Gcd in thoſe firſt Times of the Goſpel permitted the Devils « "" this degree, that the Power of our Saviour might be the aches oY…
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7oh. 16. 20. Fames 1. 12, So as this Promiſe and Declaration ® m_— Blefſedneſs, is not to be extended ro all Mourners, bur only © wenſs PIC ſuch as God harh made ſo, or who in Dury have made the -Onineſs la ſelves ſo, obeying ſome Command of God ; for Sympati1!% © Men © wich God's Glory, or with his aftliited Peopl…
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berties, or Lives, never conſidering the Cauſe for which they are fo purſued : But they are quite miſtaken ; for that Man who 1s purſued by ſuch Violence, and hunted upon this Account ; be cauſe to pleaſe Men, he durſt nor fin againſt God, but Labours ro keep a Conſcience wid of offence, both toward God, and toward…
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You ought alſo to confider the End why I have Communica- ted of my Light unto you 3 it is in part the fame with that of Men, when they light up a Candle in a Room, which is to ſhew Lighr to all choſe thar are in the Room 3they do nor uſe ro light ir up ro hide it under a Veflel, or a Buſhel : So I have not Com- mu…
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whoſoever ſhall do, and teach zbe, ſhall be calle OE great in the Kingdom of Heaven. Ns Whoſoever ſhall in his Prattice violate bur one of the © wrcd mandments of God, which the Phariſees judge of the leaj3 nap Puniff which poffibly are ſo compared with others, and ſhall reach V being | that chey may do as he doth…
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| That {fa Man dath bur in his Heart nouriſh Wrath [1ſt another, withour a j45 Cauſe, and lets it grow alice, and Thoughts, and Deſires of private Revenge, tho' ai 0 —_— iy wo pit : But if Men ſuffer cheir Paſſions to break on: inco Reviling Terms and Language, ſuch as Raca, (fignitying ui Peri) of Hom Fool, ({pe…
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The ſum of theſe ewo Verſes is, Thar the Salvation of our Immorral Souls, is to be preferred betore all rhinzs, be they ne- ver fo dear and precious to us ; and it thac Men crdinary Dit. cretion teacherh rhem tor the Preſervation of their Bodics, ro cur oft a particular Member, which would neceflarily endanzer the …
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Which faith, Devr. S. 12. 10. 20, Thos ſhalt fear the Lord thy Goa, and ſweur by bis Name ? Doth he condemn Abraham, who tware his Servant by the Lord God of Heaven and Earth? Gen. 24. 3: Fth he deſtruy luch an v/efil mean for the end of Scrite ? Heb. 5. 15. None of all theſe : We muſt conſider that our Saviour 15 …
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which 15 given thus on our Cheek: rather of than contend tor our Coar taken away in EEG = — = we be in thar Judgment oppreſſed. No Injury can >", * = private Revenge - Ligtit Injuries are not of tn; Nature ne S: the ſhould conrend tor a publick Revenge of them; MET 97 OM ub —_ Sie! UC 4.2 * Live to h.'2 thar aske…
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who expe a Reward from Gcd | know ot 00 in ſecr, Vol. ] | ay outdo thoſe whom you ſo Condemn, both in Offices _ wards God, and Charity towards Men; Bur if you only of FI; edneſs to Your Relations, and to your Countrymen, you _ more than thoſe whom you look upon as Heathens, and - _—_ of Men, who a& only from the…
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Prayer, as he had done before in giving Alms, viz. Hypocriſie and Oſtentation ;, doing this Duty upon thar Deſign, meerly to be ta- ken notice of, and applauded by Men; it was Lawful to pray ſtanding in the Synagogues, but not to do it meerly to be taken no- tice of by Men for devour Perſons; nor yet to confine the…
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And foraſmuch as in thee we live, and. move, and have our Lite, fo the means for the upholding, and the preſerving of _ Lives, and the Bleſſing upon them, muſt be irom _— on IG- ſeech thee to give us Food convenient for us, thar whic - Io haſt ordained tor our Nouriſhment and Prefervarion ; and r124i thou wouldſt …
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in Hypocrifie ;, for the Glory of God, nor for Oftentation and Ay a ance unto Men, Our Saviour probably in this Diſcourke } 1 a reſpect to ſome Hypccritical Uſages of the Phariſees, uſin " disfigure their Countenances, and look demurely, or fowr| ag on their Faſting Days. Not that he prohibiteth here Hibiie | Geſt…
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things to each other; for har is the preſent Caſe Rd ns Or, no Man with che like Diligence, and goon and Faithfulneſs, can ſerve two Maſters. Ir 154 prover- al $ cech, and in reafon to be underſtood of contrary _— \. will either pate the one, or the firſt, and love the ſecond), __ ſe h» will cleave 0 the firſt, an…
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Our Lord repeateth the Precepr before given, v. 23. Where- in he forbids nor all moderate and provident Thoughts for things neceſſary, bur only ſuch Thoughcs as ſhall argue our di/try$ in God, or perplex and diſtract our Minds, or be inconſiſtent wich our Duty, and Imploymenr of our Thoughts abour higher and bette…
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Whether the Wcrd Tranſlated a Ate, ſignifieth a 3te or A Splinter, is of no great Concern to know. Our Saviour Expound- &d this Text, when he ſaid to the Phariſees, bringing him a Wo- man taken in Adultery, Let him that #s guiltleſs throw the firſt Stone; So forth the Apoſtle Paul, Rom. 2, 1, The Text teach- cth u…
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eth us, in reference to others, the Sum of the Second T.4þ1+ which requireth only Zuſtice and Charity. Chriſt dorh nor ſay "Thi. all the Law and the Prophets, bur this is the Law and the p;;4,..> There is no Man but would have others deal juſtly with A. giving him what 1s his own, whether Honour or Tribute, ox . ſ…
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20 Notevery one that faith unto me, Lord, Lord, , 4s. ſhall enter into the Kingdom of Heaven : but he thar :5- doth the will of my Father which is in Heaven. 15.13 &me that ſay unto Chriſt, Loy, Lord, ſhall be faved, being 1422+ che true Diſciples of Chriſt; bur every one char owneth Chriſt by an External Protefti…
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Chriſt, after his Sermon on the 3-.»:c, cleanſeth tho bclizuing Leper, I—4. Being at Capern.tim, admire the Centurim's Kuth, and healeth his Servant ſich of the Palfi:, $—123 Cureth Peter's Mn ther-in-law of a Feaver, and 1.1 5ther Pifetes, 14—17, A Scribe reſoluveth tn folbw him: His 4oſmer both to him and to or …
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Many think thar this Scery was 1n order before the other, Ir { related by Lub. 7. 1. With ſome larger Circumſtances there 15 only chis Difference berwixr the two Evangeliſts; Matthew feems ro ſpeak, as if rhe Centurion At firſt came in Perſon to him; Luke ſiirh, char he firſt ſent che Elders of che Jews to him, the…
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Superſticion ; the Goſpel-Lighr ſhall nor ſhine upon them, the, anſivel {hall be no more the Church of God: Or the Darkneſs rn pur 1590 where ſhall be nothing bur Pain and Mifery, and Lenraron? their £ for che Golpcl, and the Grace thereof firſt offered to cm Rn tho'he unthankfully reje&ed by them; by which they ju…
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thar che Evangelis in their Quotarions our of the Old Teſt ment took themſelves only concerned to keep to rhe Senfe, 1 exattly to the Words, (which is a Liberty we ordinarily rake 11 Quorarions.) 2. Asto the Senſe, Grief, and Sorrows, are 1017 capable of an Interpretation, to fignifie wharſoever comes ups? as the …
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preſly ſaid that our Saviour was aſteep ; hereby he ſhewed him- ſelf ro be truly Fr, ſubje&t ro like Infirmities with us, (Sin on+ ly <xcepted, Heb. 4. 15.) . That the | Diſciples came to him , and awoke him, ſaying , Lord ſave us : we periſh) argued both their Faith in his Power, and their Kailty in nor confiderin…
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Lyhe adds , v. 31. And they beſought him that he would not com- mand rhem t2 20 out into the deep. 1 cannor think that the mean- inz of that is into the Sea , for ſurely the Devil did nor tear Drowning, the word is 4&vavop, into the Abyſs; that 15, into Hell, inco the bottomleſs Pit, where he could do no more Miſch…
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erous a thing it is for Men to reje& Chri$t , he imme); They anc and we do not read thac he came here any on " Tejth he, our of whom the Devils were caſt, abideth with him - ut 01 al his Feer,defires he may go along with him. How erear a digs w at Ince there is berwixt ſering and hearing of Chri$t , and 7afi hy vig…
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Mark ſaith, There were certain of the Scribes ſitting there, oy um, is nor al reaſoning in their Hearts, Why doth this Mun thus ſpeak Blp's E 10.2. Heſvith y mies? Who can forgive Sins, but God only 2 chap. 2. 6, 7: oY tis Wcrg carried ſaich, The Scribes and the Phariſees began to reaſon, ſ.1yng » wo ed by leaving h…
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1k ach the ſame- Scory, ar. 2. 14. only he calleth him £14, and rells us he was the Son of Alpheus. Luke alfo mentio- *&2) 1, and calls him Levi, adding that he was a Publican, and -AILt1, ſt be left all, raſe up, and followed him, Lube 5. 27, 28. {its Jftthew might have alſo the Name of Levi; all Interpreters &rc…
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and ſcemed to ſuggeſt, as if Chriſt ſer up a new, and more jovial Relivion. (As if Religion lay only or principally in Rituals, as to which God had ſer no Rule.) The Papiſts are ar this day the Ph.iriiees true Succeilors in theſe Arts. Chriſt anfiererh chem in cwo Particulars. 1. He tells them that his Diſciples we…
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be cured. In this ſhe judged rightly, that Chri ; _ and that his Vercue was not ceflanined to his nyo - &- rhe, the - her. She believed thar the Oil poured on his Head _ - q that poured on the Head of Aaron, which ran down akon Sn of his Garment : Bur it ſhe thought that ſhe could thus ii -s { Cure, and that Chriſ…
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and he cometh to the Houſe of the Ruler of the Synagogue, and /2 the tumult , and them that wept, and wailed greatly. And when © was come in, he ſuith unto them, Why make you this ado, and wi)* The Damſel us not dead, but ſleepeth. And they Iaughed him tool | blind menca but when he had put them all out , he taket…
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clieve ye rha: I am able to do' this > They ſaid unto him, Yea, Lord. . 29 Then touched he their eyes, ſaying, Accord- ng to your faith be it unto you. Mt 32 And their eyes were opened. and Jeſus ſtraitly p . Clarged them, ſaying, * See that no man know 277. St MATTHEW _— — — Chap. IX. W208 +041 31 * But they,…
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25 And Jeſus * went about all the cities an villages, teaching in their ſynagogues, and preach- ing the goſpel of the kingdom, and healing every fickneſs, and every diſeaſe amongſt the people. We met with theſe words, 44ap. 4. 22, Only there it was aft | Galiler, \ — Cloth - - Oran nemo marremnnre ne: ira ener …
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> 10 2 Now the names of the twelve Apoſtles are T X theſe : The firſt, Simon, who zs called Perer, and | ritanes Andrew his Brother, James the Soz of Zebedee and partly John his Brother : ha jja ſet 2 Philip, and Bartholomew. Thomas, and Mz. hu . thew the Publican; James zbe Sor of Alpheys, 1nd pertedt Lebbeus, …
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Here Chriſt limiteth their Miniftry to the Zews. The Ape ſtle tel] us, Rom. 15. 8.Chrift was the Miniſter of the Circumeſn for the Truth of God, to confirm the Promiſes made to the Kh"; and the Apoſtle tells the Jews, A&s 13. 46. That it was neci)[) that the Word of God ſhould be fo Ges to them. Therefore ! this h…
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and Happineſs to it, it they tound themſelves welcome to Preach to 1t the Goſpel of Peace. Bur if they found themſelves unwe!. come,and difcerned rhat the People of the City, or of that Houſe, did nor care for their Company, and reiuſed ro hear them, they | ſhould nor make themſelves, or the Goſpel, a Burden to the…
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9 WAR + Fas £4 4 FRUrP! | 842% bs - F! |, 0 "34. — WE $ Pt: 3% ns f Chap. X. WIR F8 Fig Wahi. hath much of the ſame Inſtruions, chap. 10. v. 4, s, 6. bur ap- THEE | Ai 1 plied ro the Seventy, not to the Twelve. Mark hath ſomething : LAVA ts, bf ji HU of them applied to the Twelve , Mar. 6. 10, 11. Aud he ſaid u…
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and it ſhall influence your Tongues, Speech. This was verified in Stephen, and hath been eminently verified in a Multitude of Wwe may obſerve from hence, to be confined tothe Will and Affedtions. upon our Words in the Service of God z not that we can conclude, that whatſoever Chriſtians, ſo ſpeak ether in their C…
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which is able to deſtroy borh ſoul and body in hel. As I told you before, you will in the Publication of my 0 ſp! meer with Oppoſition from Men. Now that it is Preact as it were in Darkneſs, and whiſpered in Men's Ears, there 15 1? great noiſe made in the World; but the Caſe will be orherwile, when it cometh to be…
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: /-5,) or Men riking up Arms, to compel all others to their EB 1')! rigs and Superſtitions. And that Natural Antipachy which > Men have to linefs, ſetting them at Variance with choſe who E enricinz the Goſpel, love a Life as becometh the Goſpel of rhe Lord Fefus Chriſt, worketh fo far, as Men will have no reſpe& …
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bable, is, that no more is meant than a Liberal Reward : For luch ſhall be the Reward of choſe who curn many to Ajghteouſneſs, Dan. 12. 3. Thoſe words | In the Name of a Prophet | are both excluſive of thoſe from che Benefit of this Promiſe, wi recerve and entertain the Miniſters of the Grſp2! upon any orher accoun…
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doubredly no; bur John ſaw, how ſome of his Diſciples, either etvying for his fake, as Joh. 3. 26. or elſe inclinable to the Come mon Errcr of the Jews about the Meſſiah, were fomerhing ſhaken with the Clamours of the Scribes and Phariſees; ( who were far more favourable to John, than ro Chris.) Thar rhey mighr be …
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Fer , took many occaſions to be offended at Chriſt : One til: becauſe he and bis Diſciples, did not Fa$8# fo often , as ihey and ite Phariſees; as chap. 9. 14. Another while: becauſe fo mar, Fl lowed him, oh. 3.26. Burt the Words ſpoken. have a furher reference than tro Fo-n's Diſciples. The Lord Jeſus and his Dv- …
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ic 15 no wonder, that there was ſuch an Heat kindled in the Sauls of People, upon 7ohn the Baptifs coming; tor they underſtocd c ar Chriſt rypified in the Law, and only foreroid by the Prophets, was now come. So as the Ceremmmial Law from his vme bL2zan ro die, and ul che Prophecies of Chriſt in the Pro- }::rs 26.…
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Luke nath the ſame words, chap. 7. er. 33,34, 35. The Senſ? of the Words is this ; God hatk by his Providence uted all means © WI this People to the Goſpel. The DoGirine of 7:5n the B.up- tis, and Ci, was the fame, bur their Temper and Converſe was very difierent: 7ohn was an auſtere and morote Man ; Chris was Or …
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Our and had hitherto ſpent moſt of his rime in Galilee, and the Ciries belonzing ro thar Province ; there both John the Bab- t:5f, and himfſel?, had preached the Goſpel, rhere he had wi _ many Afiracles , by both aiming at their Repentance 3 bur there were Multicudes that did not receive him, nor would be brought …
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denr, and haſt revealed them unto babes. 26 Even fo, Father ; for {5 it ſeemed good in thy fight. Luke, chap. 10. v. 21. hath the farae thing; only he thus pre- faceth: In that hour Feſus reyiced in Sfivit, ard ſuid, I thank the: O Father, Lord of Heaven ond E-+th, Cv, Ve rejoiccd in Spirir, © his Heart was inwar…
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Treavy laden. and I will give you ref. 29 Take my yoke upon you,and learn of me. for per. 7+ Tam meek, and * lowly ot heart, and ye ſhall find þ-*" x5oft unto your fouls. Js 20 * For my yoke 3s cafie, and my burden is p liont. 'Our Lord having before ſhewed ; 1. That all Power was given + him. 2. That none could…
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Mark relating this Story , chap. 2. 23. varieth little. Lub? relating it, chap. 6. 1. faith it was on the lecond Sabbarh aſter the firſt, and his Ditciples did ear, rubbing them. God in his Law, Deut. 23. 25. had laid, When thou come$t into thy neighbour's ftand- hand ; but thou ſhalt not move a ſickle to thy neig…
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David ina caſe of neceffiry might make a common uſe of thar thy Cr117, to the Diſciples m a caſe of like necefficy, might make ule of a little of that Holy Time, in ſuch neceflary ſervile Work, as mizhe fir rhem for their Sabbath-ſervice, Thus it was Lawtul by te £2 of Grd; and if the Phariſees had not been 1gnoran…
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11 And he faid unto them, What man ſhall there be amongft you, that ſhall have one ſheep Im, not lay hold on it, and lift zz out? 12 How much then is a man better than a ſheep? Wheretore it is lawful to do well on the ſabbath. days. Mark faith, chap. 3. 3, 4, $5» And he ſaid unto the man that h,4 the withered h…
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He healed them ail, muſt be underitood of Sick. The Charge he gives 15 the ſame, which - have ofren mer With ; of which no fatisfaRory Account can = iven furcher, than thar knowing his time was not yer come, = h 4 ſo much work to do before his Death, he uſed all pru- IG — to preſerve his Life, reſerving himſelf fo…
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Reeds, and that ſmoaking Flax into Vitory; until ſuch Souls be made perfet in Faith and Holinefs, and ſhall have got a Vickery over all irs Unbelief and other Corruprions. Or, uncil he hath brought forth Condemnation unto Victory ; (fer ſo the word ſ1gnifcrh) rill he hach Conquered De1th and Hell; fo as there ſhal…
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1,153 wordsSECTION 780Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 780
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Public domain 1700 edition. Historical OCR from the original scan; OCR may contain typographical recognition errors.
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Historical Christian writing; not Scripture.