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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 961
That they were no! Righteous by 2 perfett Legal Righteouſneſs, teing not guilty of any Sin 1s certain, for {5 there is none Rzghte- 045, n2 not one; but ſo Righteous, as that Gud accepted them and looked upon thcm as Righteous, as Abraham believed, and it was zmputed to him for Righteouſneſs, tho he Sinned in the d…
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Te are naturally aftrighted at ſadden, and unuſual things; but eſpecially at any Divine appearances, whether God hinſclf takes a ſhape, or Authorizethan Angel to do it. So was Davie, Ch. 10. 5, 8, and Aanah and his Wite, Jud. 13. 20. and Pail, A#s g.for tho God doth not make theſe appearances to aitright us, yet ſ…
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We have 4 natural Ambition to be great, but it is only to be great in the fight of Men ;thence one Man coveteth Riches, another Honours, and Reputation 3 but the true Greatneſs is,to be great zn the ſight of the Lord, who doti certainly judge with the trueſt and moſt infallible Judgment. In Ged's fight, he 15 a gre…
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Man. Whetiier they have ſaid encugh to Satisfaction, I cannot tell, A5raham,upon the fame Queſtion, was gratificed with a Sign, Gen. 15.910. ſo was Gideon, Jud. 5, 17. Where there is no difference in the Words,or in a Fa#,there miy be a great difference in the Hearty and its inward Habit and 32tims from which thoſe…
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Virgins betrothed, until the Conſummation of their Marriage, were ordinarily kept in their Friends Houſe : thither came this An- gel, and ſaith, | Hail thou that art highly favoured.) The Word Trantlated Hail, fignifics Rejoyce thou; or, is as much as God ſave thee., It is not the Form of a Prayer (as the Papiſts u…
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34 Then faid Mary unto the angel, How ſhzll this be,ſeeing 1 know not a man ? There are fome would excuſe ary in this Reply, and fel's ut, theſe Words ſpake in her no doubt that the things ſpoken b; the Angel ſhould nor come to paſs, only Admiration, or a Dejre to! farther informed which way God would effe&t ſuch …
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Gov + 3c / , £ 1 $3.4<43;01 of her Prophecy coming extraordinari! Angel had before told her. | 46 And Mary faid, my ſoul doth magniſfie the Lord, 47 And my ſpirit. hath rejoyced in God my Sa- VIOUT. We are now come to the famous Song of the Bleſſed Virgin, up- on whom alſo the Spirzt of the Lord comes upon this…
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That which is obſerrablc hoth in this Verſe, and in this whoie Song, 15, how the bleiſed Virgia atcributes all to God, and atcriveth nothing to her ſelf, 5x any Merits &f her own 3 much like unto her Fath er David, P/al. 11s. 5. Not unto 1, O Lord, mt unto us, but ut to thy Name give Gor; for thy mercy and- truths …
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In theſe Verſcs the Blefſed Virgin celebrateth God's Mercy toge- ther with his truth 5 withal ſhe hath here a reſpe& to God's particu- Jar goodneſs, and Mercy in the ſending of the Redeemer. The Word which we here tranſlate hath helped, fignificth he hath ſuſtain- ed, oras it were lifted up with his hand, his Serva…
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64 And his mouth was opened immediately, ard is tongue /ooſed, and he ſpake,and praiſed God. The Angel, v. 20. inflicted the Paniſhment upon him 19 l:n:e:, than until what he had ſaid ſhould be performed ; now it wat vc: formed, God looſcth his tongue, and he praiſe!h God, by tlc Sar; which we ſhall by and by meet…
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314 coremember his holy covenant. : This was that which GoG had told them by the Prophets, that a 17s mighty Salvation ſhould ariſe to them out of the houſe of Daud, \Þ by which they ſhould be ſaved from their Enemies. By winch E:e- mics the genctality of the Jeivs underſtood rheir temporal Enemies, t- made of Fle…
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is born, 14-—3. An Ange! appearing to the | {0 them his Birth ; for which the Arzels praiſe God with a Tint, g9—1$g. Tye Shepherds go to Bety/:m to fre Chrilt, and faving found him , they make thu buown, 15—19., The Syepherds rotarn: ing, glorifie, 20. The Circurcifion of the Child, he is catle! }2- ſus, 21. and u…
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longed to the Tribe of Judah) was removed into Galilee ; but he yieldeth obedience to the Cru Magiſtrate, and cniveth to be en- rolled in the Court Bozks belonging to the Koman Empire, to which by this Affion he acknowledgeth himſelf a SubjeR : he alſo by this Ag publickly declared both huoſe:f and Mary his Wife to …
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more than is at this day in ſoine places even in Europe.) Here the Virgin falls into her Labour, brings forth a Son, and lodgerh him S And chere were in the ſame country ſhepherds Bethlehem was a place about which were Paſturcs for Sheep, as appears trom 1 Sar. 75. 16. There were Shepherds abroad in the mgit (tor …
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Law was, Lev#12, 2. That if a Woman had comceived Seed, and Boyn a Man-"hild in the Eighth Day,the Fleſh of his fore-skin ſhould be Circum- cy;nciled, He was to make himſelf appear the Son of Abraham, and fo this was God's Covenant, Gen. 17. 10. with Abraham and his Seed after him, every Man-Child among you ſhall b…
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In theſe Verſes is a Record of the Virgins obedience to two Laws, The one concerniug the Purification of the Woman after Child-Birth 3 the other concerning the preſenting of the ; Male-Child before the Lord. We have the Law concerning Purification, Lett. 12. 4 throughout. The Sum was, That if a Woman had brought fo…
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So Ta. 42. s. Ant give thee for a Covenant of the People, for a Light (afterwards, of the Gentiles. Sce Pſal. 58. 3. Affs 13. 47. And the Glory of thy Peple Wracl.] All the Earth is the Lord's, but Iſrael 15 calied his Sor, his firt-born, Exod, ge 22. Chriſt was the Miniſter of the Cir- eumciſior, Romans 15,8. To th…
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they did not bclieve, but becauſe they believed, therefore they mar- velled. Thev had Revelations what Chriſt was, the Angel had ap- pearcd to :jeph, to WHary, to Zachary, and Elizabeth, the Wiſe men had come from the Eaft (if as ſome think they came ſo ſoon ) yet th-v marvelled, they did not Contemn and mock at th…
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yet many particular Perſons removed, to 1njoy the truce Worſhip 9: e God, and joyned themſelves to Zuduh, Fer. 50. g. it was prophcticd, that the Cildren of Urael ſhould come, they, and the Children of Judah ! together, going, and weepin? #9 feeh the Lord their God. Whit ter t ather Phanuel was, we r<ad not; ſhe is…
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apain to Jeruſalem,ſeeking him. Tie Featt of the Patfover, and of Unleavened Bread, held ſeven | Days, during which time Foſeph and Mary ſtayed in Feruſalem, and then returned. They uſually both went to and returned from theſe Feaſts, in great Troops or Companies. Chriſt tarriced behind, Mary thinking ke had been …
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" b., 4 ſomething about the Divine Law : what the particalar Themes | word of God cameunto Joh the 102 of Za: harias in the vo, 55. #4 7 x5, 7 *lbjedts were, 15 not material for us to enquire 3 our Saviour fo; wilderneſs. | mwcrcd their Queſtions, as they were all aſtoniſhed, The Evangeliſt having given us an account…
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up by Herod in Priſon, the Holy Scriptures do not certainly tell us wut it muſt be very ſhort, for our Saviours time was little more then vhree years, and we hear of his impriſonment in the beginning of our Saviour'sPublick Miniſtry. All that we have ef Fobn's Mini- ſiry is to be found either in this Chapter,or in …
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Altho the Preaching of the Law, doth not immediately Conduce to work in us Faith in Chriſt, yet mediately it doth, as it bring; Men to cry out as thoſe, As 2. 37. Men and Brethren what (hall w; do? Oras the Jaylor, A#s 16. Sirs what ſhall we do th be ſave) John Preaching God's Terrors, hath this effe& upon the Pcop…
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cent Perſons 5 and the jealontie of Conquerours often allows them too catie an Ear 3 as alfo how apt they are by Oppretfion to mend their ſhort Commons, or to exact upon others, that they may ſpend Luxuriouſly, Al theſe are Ats, or Species of Tnjuſtice, which the Baptilt lets them know mult be left, it they would b…
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tiere 15 amonyſt Criticks a little diſpute, hether our bleffed Lord at his Baptiſm (after which he ſoon began his publick Miniſtry 1 was full #h1:t; years of Age aa 2nd ag 08 0g in the Greek, give occation to the doubt. Thoſe whs judge that he was thirty com- pl-at, conceive thai the age before which the Prictts an…
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There have been great Diſputes, about the Genealogy of our Sa- | viour, as recorded both by Matthew and Luke. The Adverſaries of ; Chriſtian Religion have taken no ſmall advantage, from the ſeeming difference berwixt them, which even many ſober Writers, have thought it no cafie matter to reconcile. The Apoſtle hath…
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Sala was the Son of Arphaxad, wv. 12. whereas he is hers faid . - to be the Son of Cainan, and Cainan is made the Son of Arphazad. So as Luke maketh Sala Grandchild to Arphaxad. Moſes makes no mention of Cainan at all, but mentions Salah, 2s begntr 0 by Arphaxad, Thoſe who are curious to know what is {16 fr the re…
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hence . ' Septnagint, incline us to think th Ty it 1 Mt var: 34 £ wv 3 ' RN” . * © 6 . SF ahoy e F) TIC 1 Tie Wi of goff, that p:r- Te to For It 1s wWrItren * he ſhall g1Ve his angels charge ! ticular Perſons in Churches, ihovld make uſo at oh RY - oy 44:8 7 ne = RN £421 L f CY, % "LIT 12- over thee, tO keep Thee. …
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certainly Matthew and Mark ſpeak of 2 ſecond going into Galilee,and | jy oh. Wor'd- 5 bv 2 four ER. re mean by it Galtlee of the Gentiles, which was 1a the j»7oilichion ct| titted as ws 4 frenid EEE on 3 ini = Philip the Brother of Herid Antipas 3, elſe one might adiitre, why | g9 was oye bh e:-* rol: "a 12-9 7p Ps n…
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wu what place, and proportion 'i1e pieafed. Our Lord readeth, 1/a. And rney ſaid, * Is not this Joiepas fon SO > 0a 51.1, which (accordins to the Septu.zgint copy) was as Luke here | All that heard our Saviour in tne Synagogue bare tim wilnets, GO: tatilated 3 and by the way, this cuſtom of ti;2 Writers of the New wh…
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+3 - 1 with their Fore-fathers in 1 23 And be ald unto them, Ye will rely fay unto paring them with her Fore the in the time of @uband Pra. = me this proverb, Phy ficlans heal thy lelt: what _—_ them, that the Grace of God ſhould paſs to the Gentiles, while - fn f.4- 13 we have heard done In * Capernaum, do alſohere…
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The two Stories to which our Saviour referreth are thoſe 1 Kings| but Herod having taken away his Wife, it is very probable,that there 17. 9. 2 Kings 5. 14. But the queſtion 1s what our Saviour intended was no good underſtanding betwixt him and Philip. So that two to teach them by theſe ſtories, which made them ſo ex…
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Statare, and in favour bath with God and Man, Chap. 2. $2. They had | We wet with this Hi ws” 4 ot in Matthew and Mark. . had the firſt fruits of his Miniſtry, and v. 22. they bare him witneſs, | Notes on Matth. 8. 15. and Mark 1. 29, 30. ” _ 4% 5 of » __ -+omi an v4 array 44 o _— OO 40 Now when the ſun was ſetting, …
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Here 1 a plain and orderly ſtory related with many circumſtat- ces, tending to ſhew us the Power and Intluence of God upon Ment Succeſles, in their honeſt, and ordinary callings, and alſo that God Aath a Command upon the Fiſh in the Sea,together with an account of Chriſts call of Simon Peter, to be a Preacher of th…
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took up that v-.hereon NE juyy and Geparted to his own houſe, gloriiying God. 26 And, they were all amazed, and they glorified God, and were filled with fear, ſaying, We have ſeen ſtrange things to day. See the Notes on Matth. 5. 2. and on Marh. 2, 3, CF. Both thoſe Evangeliſts record the fame it:ry with vecy ſma…
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the his ] ned Se wine Ctrcu wha the ] very with Creat obſer1 been ( than t canno! tiſh Sc I2 out 41 1a pr: 'Tho: MTPC2u that hoy we {hal why it not to. he coul place fo That © though ers ; he lpend Evange Uap!e, Out of Þ and by Colnme the ſam VI hin- VI, 2 And certain of the Phari…
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18 Aud they that were vexcd with unclean Mmirits, and they were healed. 16 And the whole multitude* ſonght to touch kim, * Mat. 14- -—y there went vertue out of him, and healed them 35: all, | | . Such paſſages as theſe we meet with ſeveral times in the Evange- iſts,who not Writing a particular account of the ſev…
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your Ey Matthew ouſneſs. neither are they truly ſecketh after, and Studyctn Rightcouſncls. | Bleſſed are ye when Men ſhall hate you, their Company, and fha!l Reproach Evil, jor the Son of Mans jake. | which are Pe of Heaven, and fhaitjay all manner of Evil azainst you, falſly for my ſa' true the are proncun…
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| | | Law. Now weare told that the Jews had three Degrees of this | regard to his own Alilities, or C.rcumſtances of Perſons begs:: Separatim. Some they meecr!y ſeparated from thezr Communion 5] gf acking of him, to give to every one that bath the Confidence 1 3 { others they Anathematied, «hat is, Curſed 3 others …
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Law. and the Goſpel are fo contrary to the moſt of Mens Luſts. a It 154mpoſtvle that the moſt of theWerld ſhould be ay or fo thoſe win faithfully declare it ; this t end the Paprits and-ther Friends in our age $64 anderitcod, that as 1t was the buſincls of the Phariſees in their ©221C,10 1t hatit been the bufineſs…
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BY a Parable here is to be underſtood a Proverbial ſaying, which hath ſome darknefs in it, as being brought to expreſs, or ſignifie more thin the Words naturaliy do expreſs. Proverbial Specches «re apphcable to more things, and in more Caſes than one. Nor 1s to be -xpefted thar in all that the Evangeliſts give us a…
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See the Notes on Matthew 7. 24, 25, Oc. where we before met j 1 ls wit" the ſame thing. The Sum is, Mens Hopes of Salvation build- 1 hit ded upon any other but Chriſt alone, or Builded upon Chrift, with- out a Sincere Study, and Indeavour to keep the Commandments of F Chriſt, are vain Hepes; and tho till a Storm of…
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14 And he came and touched the |; biere, and they that bare him ſtood itil] - And hefſaid, Young man, I ſay unto thee, * Ariſe, 15 And he that was dead, fat up, aud began to ireak : And he delivered him to his mother. Live alone Fives vs an «count of this Miracle of our Saviour's, Matthew mentioneth only the raif…
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Matthew hath not this Addition to our Saviour's Commendation of Fobn, but it is of great uſe to introduce our Saviour's following Diſcourſe. The Evangeiift- here divideth the hearers into two ſorts, The firſt, were the Common People and] the Publicans y the former were deſpiſed by the Jewiſh Dritors, and Rabbzes, a…
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w b 35 * And one of che Phariſees defired him that he . eb 5 hh , "0. 4 . 4 * OO vould eat vith aim, And he went irto the Phariſees þaptizes \ ule, and fate down to mear. Uol. 2. 'S = A _—_ 1 Q 1, This was no ſmall Civility from a Pharitee. for the Phirifes were ot all others in the Generality of them, the 101…
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verſe with them, and obſervation of them. 2. Suppot fe nad 0 RS 1 heen a Sinner, might ſhe not he a convert now, ar & 4 not hey RD: c.-4 behaviour toward Ckrilt (before mentioned ) witne? 2 chat © £1 her? 3. Admit the had been yet fuch a Sinner. ft might got ing touch Chriſt * This was indeed a Pharifaicei error, 1…
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Thy believing in me as he who hath Power on Earth to for Sins, and accordingly making application to me, and thi; working by Love, Gal. s. 6. producing in thee this hearty ſorrg;; - thy Sins, a ſubje&ion unto me, and ſuch teſtifications of thy = oy thou art able to make, hath been an inſtrumental cauſe of that $ ha…
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may juſtly amaze any thinking Soul that ever read the Goſpel. Chriſt went every where about Preaching, and the Twelve were with him, ſometimes hearing (as his Diſciples) ſometimes Preaching ; ſome Women alſo were with him, ſuch as had been healed of evil $i- rits and other Diſeaſes. Mary Magdalene was one, out of w…
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; 15 But that on the good ground, are they which in t * an honeſt and good hearc, having heard the word, keep d | it, and bring forth fruic with patience. 16 We have had this Parable Matth. 13. 2, 3, 4 and Mark 4. 1, 2, 3. | See the Notes on both thefe Chapters, il +4, & 11, 16 No* man when he hath lighted a candl…
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FIf before three Diſciples, 28 —— 35. Ca#eth out an unclean Sji- rit, 37 Ci Telleth his Dijciples who ſhould be the greateſt amorg them, 45 48%. Dehortech them ſrom forbidding any to coſt out Devils in his Naine, 49, 5. Journeying to Feruſalem is refuſed by the Samaritans, and reproveih 3s Dijciples for their deſir…
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Cor at leaſt one of the ſame import) Matthew alfo gives us 1 ac- count of it with more circumſtances. See the Notes on Mctthew 15. 14. | As he was alone praying.) That is, free from the mult: tude ;. for the next Words tell us; the Diſciples were with him. The | $, = F nid t &;-.tO as 22 v. is not to be found in…
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not diſcourage nor blame it, but highly commended it ; fo neither d1d he pleaſe to ſtrengthen it, to as to put them out of ail doubt 4- bout it, and often charged them not to publiſh it abroad, and tends himſelf to prepare them againſt this great Obſtacle, which he ſaiv would be in their way, to wit, hs ſufferinzs.…
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51i And when he came into the houſe, he ſuffered no! man togoin, tave Peier, and James, and John, and the father and the mother &* the maiden. | 52 Andall wep: and bewailed her, But he ſaid, Weep not, ſhe is not dead, * bur fleeperh. 53 And they laughed him to ſcorn, knowing that ſhe was dead. 54 And he put them…
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The Evangeliſts give us but a ſummary account of things, ws 74,4 of the Miffion, or ſending out of the Apoſtles, v.1. Here we reag of their return and giving their Lord an account of their diſcharge of the truſt he had repoſed in them. Being returned, our Savigur 5. eth with them into a place near 'Bethſazda, not m…
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42 And as«he was yer a coming, the devil threw him down, and tare him ; and Jefus rebuked the unclean {pi- rit, and healed the child, and delivered him again to his facher. See the Nutes on Mutth, 17. 14. Miuk 9. 14+ n? | 43 And they were all amazed at the mighty power of any * God : bur while they wondred every…
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51 And it came to paſs, # when the time was come * park 16. char he ſhould be received up, he ſtedfaftly {er his face to 19. 0 to Jerutalem, ACts I, 2 From this to ver. 87, we have a piece of Airy recorded by no other Evangeliſt but Lube; but is of great uſe to us, both to let us know, that our Saviour /aid down h…
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This hetd for about two hundred and fixty years. In the time of Itſhs2 their lait King, the Aing of Ajjv i, after a Siege of three years, takes Samariz their head City. Of this we have an account, 2 Kinzs 17. 6. as alfo of thoſe Sins which had provoked God to give them up into iis hands. v. 24. of that Chapter, we …
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parts, to be revenged on the Fews, for turning his Son-in-law Ma- naſſe trom the Prictthood at Feruſalem z which if it be true, the Sa- maritans had been fixed now in their falſe Worſhip more than five hundred years. Nor were theſe that we read of, any of the Heads and Rulers, but probably ordinary Country People, …
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