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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 61
; Trequired their obedience for their own good, I had {wore to their Fathers that I would give their Poſterity a Land abound- ine with plenty of all good things, the beſt and choiceſt things, upon ſuppoſition of their Obedience. I have performed that Oath, | have brought them into ſuch a Land, and ſhewed my ſelf fa…
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g They are turned back from me, or they turned back from their own better courles in the time of David, to the fins of their forefathers that worſhipped the Golden Calf, or the many Idols which they worſhipped 1n the time of the Judges. r They are all alike, both the Ten Tribes which were the Houſe of Iſrael ; and …
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branches of it are broken 4. | c Toat is, the Lord fxed thee when he brought thee firſt into CHAP. XII. Canaan, ina beautiful flouriſhing ſtate and condition, fo as thou| The Prophet complaineth of the Wicked's Proſperity : By Faith ſ-eth wert in 4 capacity both to have done thy ſelf much good, and to] their Ruine, …
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his propheſying, but ro his being alſo ; ler us cut him off ſome [expreſſions of this nacure, and the lawfulneſs of purting up tuch way or other, that his Name may no more be remembred. Of | Petitions againſt thoſe who are not only our Enemies, but God's {his tne Prophet faich he was as ignorant, asan Ox or a Lamb th…
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12 The ſpoilers are come upon all high places through the wilderneſs b : for the ſword of the LORD ſhall devour from the oze end of the land, even unto the other end of the land : no fleſh ſhall have peace c. b The Prophet (as very uſually) ſpeaketh of a thing as already done, which was very ſhortly to be cone, h…
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were originally wild Olives, and grafted in amongſt the Jews, 20d with them 141e par:akers of ihe root, and fatneſs of the Olive- dr Coe | 17 But if they will not obey, I will utterly pluck up, and deſtroy that nation, fſairh the LORD 7. | n But tor thoſe, whether they be Jews or Gentzles, that ſhall continue in…
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time comes to him and commandeth him to take this Gird!e and carry it to Euphrates, This was one of the four great Rivers | that the River out of the Garden of Eden divided it felt into, Gen. 2, 10,14. It was the border of the promiſed Land, Gen. IS. 18, Deut. I. 7, 11,24. I Chron. 5. 9. Reuben's Lot was bounded b…
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righteoulneſs, but are ready co expoſtulate and diſpute with God, þ, yiolens- and to call him to account why he hath dealt fo with them, as if iy taken God had dealt unjuſtly» Bur (faith God) if thou ſhouidſt have away. any ſuch thoughts in thine heart,” do but remember thine iniqui- ties , how many and how great t…
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[ HE word of the LORD that came to Jeremiah concerning the Þ dearth 4. + Heb. a Whart Dearth we are not told, nor when it happened; fome jhe wer? cf think that it was in the time of the Siege of Hieruſalem 3 others, jhe that it was inthe beginning of the Reign of Zedehiah, but they 4+ 2r2/5 wr ner po: ' ? 5 1: / .…
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8 O the hope of Iſrael -, Saviour thereof in time of trouble o, why ſhouldſt thou be as a ftranger in the land: and as awayfaring man, that turneth a ſide to tarry for a night p ? 2 That is, the object of [{rae!'s hope hein whom alone thy People Iſrael have been wont to hope;or he in whom alone I(rae! hath juſt r…
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g lt is a molt dangerous thing for Eccleſiaſtical Miniſters to de- liver that to People as the W1ll of God,which is not lo: God here threatneth that theſe Prophets in teftimony of the eruth of the Word of God delivered by Feremith, thould dye by theſe very Judgments, which they falſly propheſted to this people as f…
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{4 y The prophet again returns to God, expoſtulating with him þy and humbly imploring mercy for his People, which lets us know A that he did nut underſiand God's words to him, Ver. 11.as an ab- id folute Prohibition of him to pray for this People. Zion was a Place whoſe gates God loved,and Fudah was his pleaſant Po…
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now the time of Fehoizkin, the Son of Joſiah, who reigned but eleven Years, and it js probable this was his fifth Year, (for 10 that Year he proclaimed the Faſt for the Drought, as 15 luppoled Chap. 36. 9. ) Tho' the People were bad enough f1]], yet 1t 15 no way probable, that they were fo bad es in the time of Man…
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City, £ 2nd terrours upon the city 9. Foungnen Prophet ipeaking in the Name of that God who calleth ſpoiling,6eC Things that are not as it they were, ſti!} contiqueth his Stile, rs & ſpeaking of Things to corre as if preſent. In Fehojakim's time go _— od of as fuck plenty of Widows ; they were multiplied Mother he…
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ther preach, fo as to diſtinguiſh good and bad Men one from ano- ther, then God would contirue him as his Prophet, to ſpeak 1n his .Name unto the people. w He chargeth the Prophet to keep his ground, and not to go over unto wicked Men, but to uſe his endeayour to reduce them to that Obedierice which he yielded co …
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The Prophet is commanded to abſtain from Marrizge, from Mourning, or Feſtival Aſſemblies ; hereby repreſenting to them their approach- ing Miſery, 1, —— 9. Their Sins which cauſed it, 10, — 13. Their ftrange Deliverance from Babylon, 14, 15. Afeer that their Iniquity is recompenced, 16, -— 18- The Prophet's Comfort…
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2 It we allow our Tranflation here of the Word WS) | jippe- r-ju, with the word ſupplied themſelves, it will be hard to give a tO- jerable tenle of thete words, for chen zearing is the lame with the curting themſelu2s mentioned 1n the tormer Verle, which though it might be asa paſſionate Expreilion of the pertons f…
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LORD our God »: ? . 1 Or, all theſe things, When thou ſhall be obſerved by this peo- 'Ple to refuſe Marriage, and to go to the Houles of Mourners, ac- cording to the Cuſtom, to eat or to drink with Mourners, to make them to forget their ſorrows, or to go into the Houle of Feaſting for Jollity and Mirth, and they ſ…
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23 Cauſe to the firſt Cauſe > (things which are all contradictions | *! * ; "Y ie _—_ to the common ſenſe of Men:) A Man is no God himlelt, how| # le was the great f11 of this People, for which they are often £ ! : tick tumlf hart taxed in Holy Writ, 2 Chron. 16.7. and 28. 26, 20. I. JO. 1, ts C21 he communicate a D…
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k The ſym is, he ſhall not thrive, nor proſper, but be like the Heath, by which is meant ſome barren Shrub or Tree, about which tae various gueſſes of Interpreters (which the Reader that is curi- Qus may find in the En21iſh Annotations) are but incertainties, and this planted in the Wilderneſs too which isa barren …
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ſ It 1s much more hard togive an account of the connexion of cheſe words with the former, than of their lence confiderec abſo- lurely in themſelves. Some would have them the words of the People reckoning up another vain ground of their confidence, be- cauie they had amongſt them the Temple of theLord,which we know …
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! This Command for the SanCtification of the S1bbath, was zt- ven, Exod. 20. 8, repeated Ch4p.23. 12. and 31. 14; 15. Leiit. I9. 3. and 23.3. Deus. 5.12, 15. Exek. 20. 12. the bearing of burdens forbidden, was ſuch as was for profit; tor in iome caſes it was lawful to carry burdens for the faving ot the Lives of M…
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told, he wrought a b J-remy vields a Pi <| ef Gd, though | Ie G11 'e Por! At wv £ the truc 4 5 of - ft, i, ung fuch k1! : d at I! c - c eEVe {NY y! ITC \ v$+$13 y DJ / Ame g.4 2 . be liked L et. C11 L v1 [4 1 ww i © M to t:3E Sons and Dae! them, h; to 49 W \ Ki * 14 L + Me pour S.TT Fi …
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59+ the word from the prophet «4: Come, and let us ſmite Nay La , him (| with the tongue 6, and let us not give heed to vices againſt Jeremiah z : *for the law ſhall not pe- John 7.48, Fiſh from the prieſt, nor counſel from the wiſe, nor Snow of Lebanon fail from th? Roch of the Field ? The Septzagint, Shall t"e*{…
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» A dreadful Imprecation. We meet with more of the ſame nature, Chap. 11. 29. and 15. 15, 17, 18. We find alfo ſeveral ſuch Imprecations inthe Plalms, Pſal- 35. 4. and 40. 14. and 69. 22, 23,2425, 27, 28, and 109.6, 7,8, 9, 1o, 2c. Herice a Que» ſtiop 1s raiſed, Whether it be lawful for God's Servants to pray for …
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extraordinary Straits to ſhew their great Obedience tothe Devil, chey offered their Children. What Creature they worthipped under this Name 1s not certain, bur very probably it wasthe Sun, trom 2 Kings 23. s. or ſome ſuperiour Being, whici they own- ed as their ſupream Lord and King, which they, ſome of them, miſt…
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6 Therefore "behold, the days come, ſaith the LORD, that this place ſhall no more be called To- phet, nor the valley of the ſon of Hinnom, but the valley of ſlaughter wm. 5 They have builr alſo the high places of Baal, to byrn their ſons with fire for burnt-ofterings unto Ba-| al &, which | commanded not, nor ſpa…
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10 Then ſhalr thou break the bottle in the fight 1 Paſhr et of the men that go with thee q. * and put him In the ltocks e that crc in the Boz q The earthen Bottle which Ferſe 1. he was commanded to car- gare of Benjamin, which was by the houſe of the ri with him into che Valley of the Son of Hinnom (where he LORD f.…
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Prophet, the Judgment of him belonged not to him bur © the Sanhedrim. He had nothing to do to ifmite him, poſſibly je brought him forth in order to his bringing him betore the $4 +2. drim ; but it doth not appear that he did lo, tho' Jeremiah's to {ow ing words to him, might reaſonably be choughr provocati.e e- no…
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inade a reproach unto me, and a deriſion daily z. {| { If the particle he rranſlared ſince, as we tranſlate it, the mean - ing is, fince I firſt began to be a Propher, I have faithfully dil- charged my Propherical Office, and that with ſome warmth and zeal. t Some underſtand it of the violence which he himſelf ex- …
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{ The Prophet here riſerth higher, from prayer to praiſe, it is not certain whether this was a rejzoycing of faith. or of ſenſe; a Thankſgiving ro God upon his Deliverance out of the tand of Pa- ſhur or ſome other Enemies, or a rejoycing in the ſure belief that God would deliver his life out of the hands of theſe w…
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taithiul Miniſters, will ſometimes in great ſtraits, chuſe ro ſend. for them rather than thoſe who in their Proſperity pleaſed them. | Hence we read of Saul wl:en he went to the Witch at Ender, de-| l1r1ng that Samuel might be raifed up ; bur in Zedehiah's whole | liory weread nn ſuch eminent contempt of God, but a…
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nd afterwards '$ {ith tho LORD, E wilt d-!t- ver Zedetkialh kt. of Judih, and his fervants and t;z4 q 4 0 of , | ; : i . 1 FP 6. Tg 8 _ Ws a people, and {cn as 4it IeEL In LS CIEY FrOM THe No {7 ie - OE & 27 SY IT IO 7 137; [til cice, # ON LLHIR Fwd rc, and from the fainiins s TITS : EMEzqRTT.T.L_D.. LH. 2 - 4 10…
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þ The Tahavitanrs of the City of Hirryſzlem are thoſe here 1n- tended, P[{zl. 125. 2. The Mountains were round about Hieruſa- In, nea, Hierilalom nt felf was builded in part upon the rocky Mountain of Zim, but a great pare was in the Valley, and the hipher Mountains, about Mount Zion, made thar Mounrain it ſelf, i…
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6 For thus faith the LORD unto the kings houſe of Judah, Thou 27r Gilead unto me 7, and the head of Lebanon & : yer ſurely Iwill make thee a wilder- neſs and cities whichare not inhabited 'S z Interpreters are not apreed in what Serice God ſaich, rhar rhe Kings Houſe of J4dah was unto him a: Gilzas, + Or the Head …
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y SO as he returred no more to ſee his rative Country, as ts here ſzid, But others think this Shallum was Joſiab's tunrth Son, that Jobanndied before his Father, and the People male Shal- law iis youngeſt Son King, calling him Jeboaha3, io as he re!gned immediately after Joſeab. 13 4 Wo unto him that * buildeth hi…
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! That is,he ſhall not be buried at all ; or he ſha) be buried in] +1 indecent and contemptible manner, none attending him to Nis (rave, none mourning for him. m The laſt Words of this Verie :netige fome to think that Fehoiakin: was buried near to Jerruſ42/em ; but the Scfipture, which mentione:h h's being carried …
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| 24 A: lThve ſaith che LORD, though Contah the if fon of Jchoiakim Kingof Judah © wererthe ligner up- h | 0:1 My right hand &, yet would I - pluck thee thence. h c By Conzab he meaneth Feborakin, 2 Kings 24 8. whole name was J-comiah, 1 Chron. 3. 16. ( for all Jsfab's Sons had two Names, and fo had his Grandchild…
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þ Some think this Prophecy was fulfilled in Nehemiah and Zoro- bab:1, who were pious and good Governours, and conſulted in cheir Government the good of the people committed to their trult, Neh. 2.10. and 5.14. Others rather underſtand it of Chriſtian Princes and Governours under the Golpel. 7 Under whom they ſhall…
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b Under that term Adurerers, all Species of uncleanneſs are 10.12 4. Or, vio" - I ' comprehended. c By talie-{wearing.or by idle and protane lwear- || ing, the Land is brought to ruine, The word fignities allo a Curte ! or curſing, Many good Interpreters judge, thar the more genniac lence and trueTranflation of …
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the inhabitants thercof as Gomorrha-.v, | : {The word ſignifies fi!thineſs, ſtench, or an abominable thing, Things every whit az bad, in ſome kind worſe, than what I ſaw in the Frophers of the Ten Tribes. t They commit not Spiritual Adul- tery only, bur Carnal Adultery 3 they are Whoremongers. « And they make it t…
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them 3 or by reaching them Licentuous Dottrine, that gave a "my erty to the Fleſh 3or by their vile Lives ſerting the people pat- rcrn of fin. And indeed rhus it 1s generally, when Miniſters, and ſuch 2s are ro teach others, are wicked, either in their Doarine or Practice,they are a fountain of Wickedneſs ; Wickedn…
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Dcofs, a And like an Hammer that breaketh tie Fiinrs, ſo my Word breaketh hard Hearts, Orhers think, that the Word is here comparcd to Fire, and to an Hammer, becaut: of rhe cer- rain eff that ic ſhould have upon thoſe t1,at would nor ovey 17, to burn them up like Fire, and break them in pieces like an Hag: mer, a…
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ſ Thar 1s, ro forget me, and thoſe things by which I have made my ſelf known unto them, my Word, and my Works. t By their Dreams which they tell abroad every one to his Neighbour, as 1f they were Revelations which I had in their ſleep made unto them 3 bur they are indeed Lies, and nothing but the Deceirs of their …
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g Who have power todo what I pleaſe, and who yet am in Co- venant With Iſrael, and have a kindneſs tor the ſeed of my Servant Jzcob. h Look as thou approveſt of one of the Baskets of Figs, lo 1 do approve of thole that were carried away Captive with Jc- coniah, repenting of their finfal Courſes ; and accepting of t…
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c Gol alterwards explaineth tothe Prophet,and he to the King's Poule, the fignificancy of this Viſion. The Figs firſt ripe ate uſually belt : By theſe good Figs, as will appear by the followin Verles are intended, Feconiah or Jehozakin, with the ten thouſand mentioned, 2 Kings 24.14. and the 7000 mentioned, Ver. 16…
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q | will put 1* 11to the heart of all r5oſe Kinzs, whote Ter: itn. ries lye Northward of Judea, and patticular!y a Nev!-chadrez3ar the King of Babylon, who in this Work tha!l 6e my Srvant ; though you will not be my Servants ia obeying mv Commands, yer he ſhall ſerve me, Chap. 27. 6, and 43-10. »r 1 will bring che…
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theſe 70 Nebuchadnezzar reigned 36. 2 Kings 25. 27, Evi! Nevo * / dach 32. and Belfhazyar at leaſt two, Dan. 8. 1, and ordinarily when he doth puniſh chem, it is with 4 more teverc, and grievous deſtruction than that by which he punttheth ns peo- ple, Ifa. 27. 7. thus he threatens to make the Chil.fars a prrpe- t…
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N, and the remnant of Aſhdod /. rat momeat to determine, whether God by the tz, here mentioned, intended the various Nations af- rs FPETO uagly _—_— : « & :eir Names, or fome People Cre na native Exyrilans, but lived mingl:d with them, or Cpt Of ſeveral Nations, who lived near 7uda or the rabirns, I By the Kin £5…
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call for a ſword upon all the inhabitants of the f By the City called by his Name, or upon which his Name) was called, he means Feruſalem, .ells where called the Holy Cty. j Heb, #p- 1 he Apoſtle, 1 Per. 4. 17- Speaketh much to this purpole, Tye, 64 which my name t * 6121, ? Chap. IG, +» 8 6. 26, T Heb. your…
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chat. The affairs of the F:w5 were thea it 4 vecy delperate dirion, Pharaoh Nechbo king of Ezytt., -E14 Overcome For | killed him in Battle, Feh94bz4 or Shullun, being made kion in his ſtead, 2 Kings 23. 30. he had reigned but three Months, «nc; Pharaoh Nechbo taketh him and impritoreth him, and lavs a Tri- 4p bu…
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tiereſule to have hear kened, as unto me, but you have not done Jt hicherto, 2 Chron, 36. 12, 16. 6 then will I makethis houſe b : 1] make this city a curſe toall the Nations of the, earth £ | h Shiloh was the City where the Tabernacle was pitched, and the Ark, the Symbol of God's prelence, was 3 Judg. 18. 31. an…
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g The Judges in this cafe with the afſent of the People acquic che Prophet, and vindicate him from the Charge of Sedition gi- ven againſt him by the corrupt Prieſts, and falſe Prophets, diſtin- guiſhing þ betwixt one who of his own Head ſpreadeth falſe News and threatneth evil to a p'ace, and one who coth it by Aut…
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{The innocent Propher conſidered not the King of Fulazh's Alli- ance wich the King of Ezyp: (obliging him upon demand to deliver up any of his Subje&ts, who being charged with capital Crimes ; ſhould flee into his Country for Sanctuary) and fled thirher, but the King t ſent after him one of his great Men C mentione…
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e To evince to them that his Dominion extendeth to them, he mindeth them, that he was the firſt efficient caule of all rhe (rec- tures, and made both all Men, and all B-aſts that are pon the Earth, and therefore had a ſpecial propriecy in them, and an uni- verſa] power over them, 1t being 1a his power to ditpole of…
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12 © ] ſpake alſo to Zedekiah King of Judah ac- cording, toall theſe words, ſaying, Bring your necks under the yoke of the King of Babylon, and ſerve 511M, and his people, and hve v. x Some think this was at another time, bur 1t 1s moſt probable 1: was the fame time, 13 Why will yedlie, thou, and thy people, by t…
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: - 3 : (TEA $11. 1ftp 2 1s martyr E 14-4 VA QSFALLY $s DCNILCT 1.5 7 N<artily pray for $9 pun<ually was Ftemmah's Prophecy in this place fulfilled, and|chac which God had rold him he wouid noo doo 7.7m therefore ſo ex4tly doch one parc of Holy Writ agree with another, which muſt be underſtood here,either 7 have t…
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4 AndTI will bring again to this place Jeconiah larry. So charif a Prop2cr prophefied good, and profo-ricy 0 2- the ſon of Jehoiakim king of Judah, with all the 1 People, the Peopiz WEre to confider whar tits {cop Was, ht + captives of Judah that went into Babylon, faith — oo _m _— oh the LORD k 6 1 1] bw k hs ke Ee…
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"hap. 29. 7 And becaule by this his DoQrine he had made God a Lyar, contradifting his Will revealed by Jeremy, and by it taught Per- ple to h01d out againſt Nebuchadnez3.ar, and not quietly to yield to him. . 17 So Hananiah the prophet died the ſame year, in the ſeventh month 7. 4 That is, within the compals of a…
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a There were two carryings into the captivity of Babylon, the | pheſie deceits, Falſe Teachers and Guides of Peoples Souls, are got $4 2 % of larter about 11 or 12 Years after the former, the firſt was in the| the greateſt Plague can berai a Nation, People trom chem expe- cime of J:hoja%im, of which we read in 2 Kin…
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