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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 1201
£ The World ſeeth me now only with fleſhly Eyes ; it will be but a little while, and the men of the World ſhall be able to ſee me no more ; I ſhall be crucified, and laid in the grave; and tho I ſhall riſe again, yet ſhall not be ſeen of them : ( we read of no appearances of him after his Reſurre&ion, but to his Di…
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and to abide with them for ever. Thoit-may alſo have referenceto his | fl:2ences of Divine grace, ſuted co the Souls various neceffiries : + nay, coming again to judge both the Quick and the Dead, to receive them | our Lord promiſerh, not only his and his Fathers coming to, but t0 biinſelt, that ( as he ſaid b<fore )…
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* p Chap. y up. x that I was going to my Farber, vor, 2. from whom theo 1 Was nu. ſeparated, as I am God ovcr all blefled for ever; yet my gs rure was yet never glorified with him, ſo that I ſhall be there my happier than here ; being highly exalted, and having a name Fine wn above every name, Phil, 2. 10, « For…
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He cometh by the evil Angels, or rather by vile and wicked n - as his inſtruments, 7udzs and the Soldiers. He doth not ay where, | fore he came, burit is eaſily underſtood: 6 and he hath nothing in : me that he can juſtly fault, and rake advantage againſt me for, he , findeth no guilt in me, to give him any advanta…
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2 * Every branch in me, that beareth not fruit, he 5 tzketh awayc: and every branch that beareth fruit, he purgeth it, that it may bring forth more fruit 4. And concerning his Father's care, he tells us, That as the good Pine-aveſſer cutteth off thoſe branches in the Vine which bring forth nofruit ; ſo his Father…
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Mm Our Lord yet purtueth the Metaphor of the Vine, the Branches, and the Husbandman : Look (ſaith he) as it is wich a Y7ze, when che. time of pruning the Vine commeth, the Vine-dreifer cutterh off the ſruicleſs luxuriant branches, and chrowerh them by, which be- { 1ng done, their greennefs preſently abateth, and th…
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loved you; where the particle as, 1s only a note of compariſon,but doth not denote an equality ; only ſignifieth ryurh and greatneſs ; As truly and fincerely as the Father loveth me ; Oc I have loved you with a great l:ve, bearing ſome proportion to the love wherewith my Father loveth me ; the Father's love to Chri…
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S. FOUN Chap, Y1 6 By his ſaying, T call you not ſervanes, he dor ' them of that duty and ſervice which rhe owed to ho Ot Aiſcharg ſing them ro obey his commandments, he declareth chat dy af, owed fo him ; he only ſheweth that they were no ordinary ſer, y but taken into a ſtate of dignity, favour, and familiarity…
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ef 20 Remember the wo | rd that I ſa) e a | __— is _- greater then the lord : =—_ you p, The | which alſo hat | hat cu e, tney will alſo perſc : 1t they have pe] ſe. | rage hi - ath the for . k (: periecute X* perſe-| -=* his Diſc ce of anoth ns ept mY aying, they will k you 5 if they h fill ciples under their { …
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+ _” Y ws 1 > ES ate " * Valr® s L. 050n; ut ts 3 ESES 1 wo? © LLP Pines; a on I IR ne Dt ye 2 hs > S w———_ & ” <A 24-4 en i Ree AY OT — Chap. XV i. f Chap.14*fqo IG, 26» & 25, 26, 4 Or con- VICE « Whatſcever I have diſcovered to you fortierly, of my going to my Father, the coming of che Holy Ghoſ…
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? Here moy ariſe ſome doubt, whether theſe words import, that the Holy Ghoſt ſhould convince the World in general, or of that par- ticuhr fin of not beli:ving on the Lord Jeſus Chriſt ; the firſt ſcem- 4 S. FOHN ſion, or rather of their more imperfe&t ſtate. he will guide you into all truth w : ſpeak of himſelf …
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dings bur ris ehac che 5p1'# I necetfary 9% whatſoever Chriſt had revealed co them, becauſe in their pret<n? yy ney were not able to bear it ; whatſoever ſhould be #7 707 ps only to diſcover truth as the obejt of the underſtan Chap, Xy yg MIS MN SD. ES men oc oc. ao... ec. Netnt ſtood Upon » © 1 call 1 $1…
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ha TR of this Verſe there is nothing difficult, but . in the w vid it there is much inttructive : We learn from hence, That will ors may as to ſome points be ignorant as to the mind and be wil yet they will be defirous of further inſtruction in it. To wing , y and contentedly ignorant, is not conſiſtent with a root…
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when Chriſt promiſed to ſee chew again, and that their hearts ſhould rejoyce, is without queſtion ; but what that day is, (as we before ſhewed) is not ſo well agreed. Some underſtand it of the gMeral Reſurrefion, when Chriſt ſhall come to Judgment, when all askings for ſarisfattion as to any thing which we doubt, ſ…
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u That by Proverbs is meant any dark ſayings, 15 plain from the oppoſition of the Text, of that term, plainly. Chriſt had ſpoken, tho not all things, yet many things to them in dark phraſes, and under many figurative expreſſions; but (faith Me) :he rime cometh, when 1 ſhall ſhew you plainly of the Father ; that tim…
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to giveeternal life to Believers. 1-—3. Sheweth how faithfully bt ats conpliſhed his work, 4-8. and prayeth for his Diſciples, that he wuld Preſerve them in love and charity, and keep them from the evildf thi world, 9—19. prayeth for all that would beliewe on him through thir word, 20—23. 4nd that they might be wit…
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— TT : © Cre, that I {t ul 44 in th ak it ac, and With the PE. Of o DEENOY me 1t thou d1dit ft end me Hp. . | piine chett it oy pgs = der w I FR es Pai prear-th WE on : [7 hits orm r pare of kts rp or 4 is comment!inz ro hj + Saks: ie t' Ma oy orb ER, - pre bs wed, mor rh 00 6 ; = bo « OY hier. "1, | wy I: | tad - F…
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Tam florified in them yz, 16. 15. ! In the Gre2b, the 4djeZives are of the neuter gender, ſo a the Senie is nor, All my friends, or all my Diſciples are thine alf O 3 bur, all my thinos are thine, and al! thy things are mine ; which js no ' more than he hart before often ſaid. Chriſt and hes Far ther have all Fron…
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; had ſenc cur as his Embaſſadors, axcti fill in the preſent renſe. Theſe words were not! . . . futlled TE x r121s 4 As 1.3. he converſed with his FP And * tor their ſakes [ ſanftifie my ſelf Diſ:iples fore! days afrer his ReurreQicn ; bur Chrift was now ſhort-| they alſo might be ſanctified | through the truth 2 l…
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I uy oa he ſer aparr himſelf for a Sacrifice for our fins, that hls people might l hearts to receive, and believe it, and bowed their wills .-O 4. COM. Sanflified through the truth 3 char is, by recelying the truth, no: Pliance wirh ir 3 (© as the word dwelleth in their Hearts, is ingrafred| j1 heir cars only, bur in…
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the Son ; that is, thar they might believe; for Faith is that _— by which we are uvited to, and made one with God and Gn others interpret ir of Obedience, or ſuch things wherein God : ther and Chriſt are one, ec. For, altho ſo many as arc _ to Life ſhall believe, yer that they might believe, is A - er: @# This our…
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> | their gardens within their Towns, but without ') now the way to this was over the Brook Cedron, of which Brook we read, 2 Sam. I5. 23. David paſled over it when he fled from 4bſalom; and 1 King. 2. 37. where it 15 mentioned as Shimei”s limmzt, which he might nor paſs. This brook was in the way towards the Mount…
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6 Aſſoon then as he had ſaid unto them, I am he they went backward and fell to the ground g. z For a further evidence to the World,chac Chriſt was the Son of che Everlaſting Father ; it pleaſed God in al! the p=riods of his life, to ſhew forth by him ſome Atts of the D:wine Power; What had Chriſt ſaid or done, her…
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hended, ke would have adventured upon fo daring and provocative « This is Peter's firſt denial of his Maſter ; betwixt which and hi an afticn - ncr could Chriſt had he been firſt bound, have ſtretched | ſecond denial, (of which Fohn ſaith nothing till he comesto v4.15.) ont his hand, to have touched his ear, and heed…
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now |, Civil civil G as Judg early 1! AX of r that the and unc thing w lhe; we might e1 Wghe bef Palch t Some fa ae eat P alover vals mig kept it at this is dl Ver alte Ceding the Þ; It The Fea! day, wh Mornin L acrifices followe taken, » Lyd thy the mez that the Korgin licover, \V] di…
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' they 6 . © 07299 death ; na e 7ews puthim to death, they wonld have ; xl ſhould be defiled : but that they might eat the ſtoned him 3 bur he muſt remove the curſe from us, by being mad2 regs -omatls a curſe for 15, being hanged on a tree, which was Jooke vpor XS an 2C- , . . . I h ] 'tl, "A . . S [i 2 K T Ice ve …
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. hs . Ps os . = 1 a ' . » . $1n _ Gt, which all went under the name of the Faſo becxalbeben _ and the chief P rieſts have delivered thee unto me; Gn ke = wg " _ days of the Paſchal Feaſt. Thus the term Paſſover i: What haſt thou done s ? | fo 1 £ 7 . As © . . p . have (aid Lid thy God, « ” ys ow > prog en ſacrific…
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Deur. 18. 20, # By the Son of God here, they God, in all things equal with his Father ; otherwiſz it Was aterm unto Jeſus, whence art thou? anſwer m. therefore he greater ſin p. Chap, They mocked him c when they ſaid, Hat! king of thy yet ſpake a great truth, (tho not in their ſenſe) The or liſts ſpeak of more…
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t Thar ſaying, that if he ler Jeſus go, he was nor Ceſar's friend, P:- late was a man that loved the honour thar was from men, more than the honour avd praiſe which {s from God , and was more afraid of lo. ſing his Place than his Sou!, and cculd no longer refiſt the remprarion he was under: #4 He brought forth Chri…
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m We have ofcen heard rhar Fohn was the beloved Diſciple, and EN uſually expreſſed under the notion of him whom Jeſus loved. n Our Lord commerdcth his Mother to the care of Fihn, whom he had or. dered to rake care of her, as if he had been her own Son this letteth us know, thar 7oſeph was at this time dead, otherwi…
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rake not h1S 1045S w#/2tier, t:2- & ET 5 <25, 0.0 nor Chri:its, bd The Evangeliſt S, Tobn. giving a ſul'cr ACCOUNT than the other Evan 11. dad. It is very polite in a ramial courſe, gclilts, of Chriſt Reſurrection, and tits Coave-le upon rhe Exch for® Me fare Gonnct, orc may die tooner than | ty days, until he alcen…
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: the Sepulchre ; bur vcr Luke 24. 10. makes not My) 3/ng44.e) ON Came to Jeius )Y night c and brought a IMIX- | but 70anra and Marty the Mother of Zames, the reporters OL fue wy EEE olnoct ont 1dr the Apoſtles ; bur poſſibly ſhe was the forwarde:it anc firit repre of myrrhe and aloes, about an hundred pound |ro = o…
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that je ſeek Feſus, which was cracified. He 8s not here: for he is riſm, a: he ſaid : come, and ſee the place where the Lord lay. And 20 quickly and tell his diſciples that he is riſen from the dead; and behold, hr neth before you into Galilee, there ſhall ye ſee him + lo, 1 have told yu, And they departed quickly …
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I6 Jeſus faith unto her, Mary s. ſelf, and faith unto him, Rabboni, ? a Mo. tra atErt iO tatlg- She turned her which is to fay, « Chriſt calleth her by name, making ſuch a ſound ashe certainly knew ſhe underſtood ; 7 the callech hin Rabboni, which is, as much as tolay my Maſter. 17 Jeſus ſaith unto her, Touch …
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c Like adds, his feet roo. Thoſe parts of his body where were the ro undeniable marks ef the death he had ſuiſered upon the Crots a Thenthe Diſciples, who gave lictle credit ro What Mary Magdalene and the other Women, and the two Diſciples going to Emma had reported, believed ; ſeeing the Lerd, and being exceeding …
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& It is nor faid what Diſciples, whether any of the Apoſtles, or fome others, told Thomas of this appearing of the Lord unto them. { But Thomas eminently declareth his unbelief, which argues him x yet much ignorant of the Deity of Chriſt ; and having given too lit- tie heed to what Chriſt had rold them of his rifin…
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8 And the other diſciples came in a litcle ſhip ( for they were not far from land, but as it were two hundred cubits/ dragging the net with fiſhes Z, ; The other Diſciples came in a little fiſhing-boat, dragging the net with fiſhes ; probably, becaule it was too heavy to be Jifred up into the boar, 9 As ſoon then…
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the = : he. night have life through his name. : 1h. 'Nut he had wrote theſe to introduce his Readers to believe that ers, Tus Chriſt "was the Son of God ; a thing of ſo great concernment late othem, thar their Eternal life depended upon it ;: for through his Naine aloze, Eternal Life 15to be obtained, AF. 4. 12." …
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of the Church. Bur, Chriſt ſaid not to Peter only, but to all the r<ft of the eleven, Matrh. 28. 19. Mark 16 15, 16. Go ye, preach the Go{pel ro all nations ; and it was to the reſt as well as to Perer, that he (hid, Chsp 20. 22, 23. Whoſe ſins you remit, thiy are remitted, SO as it is apparent, whether Feeding, on…
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ra_ —— % : nel. The ARGUMENT T. ug. Eis Book hath beeu held by all Chriſtians to be Canonical ; and eſteemed, though amongſt the hardeſt, yet among [t the brighteſt Jewels that ſhine mn the word of God, Tt 1s an Hiſtory concerning the Church of Chii}t in irs Infancy, Whe and ſhews Gods wonderful care for it, and P…
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them to be touched. God ſuffring Thomas his infidelity ro contri- | bute to the ſtrengthning of our Faith. i Not continually, but up- ! n occaſion as he pleaſed ; it was ſo long from his RefurreCtion ro bis Alcenfion : and the ſame ſpace in which God ſhewed himſelf. unto Moſes in Mount Sinai, So long alſo he was pl…
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gether were about an hundred and twenty.) x Betwixt our Saviours Aſcenſion and Pentecolt, » As generally ſpake for, and amongſt the Apoſtles; but now eſpecially, to ex- preſs his zeal and faithfulneſs to our Saviour, whom he had ſo lately denied; he being alſo deſigned the Miniſter of the Circumciſion, which place…
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to 1t. ; ad 26 And they gave forth their lots z ; and the lot fel ” upon Matthias, and he was numbred with the ele int Apoſtles *:, | bo z The manner is not ſo certain, or neceſſary to be known ; but and the whole diſpoſing of the lot being from the Lord, as Prev. 16. Con! ult, they were thus as it were immediate…
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e So wer. 7. ££1529]0, they were as in an ext offe, (tire nbjeftt wan tan theſe wonderful things ; ani therefore they defirz on: of apt | be reſolved concerning them. 13 Others 4 mocking ſaid, Theſe men ere full of - gow wine e, d Viz. Toe Scribes and Phariſees, and alfo the Inf1ubirants of 74; and Fernſalem ; wh…
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# To ſhew what all ought tobe that hope for to receive any ben 2- fir or comfort fromthe promites ot God, either in che Law or Go- ſpel, the Old, or New Teſtament ;. viz. ſuch as ſeek and ſerve Gos : bur- to the diſobediear and unbelieying, there i3 not a comfortable word in all the Rook of God. Some .read without …
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” Pi-1, 16.8. 7 forcjaw the Lord always before my face. In the Pſalm the Apoſtle following the reading of the cventy, then in 1.ſec and known; and tothe fame ſenſe; for by Faith | alted and t having received of the Father the promiſe of ti: It we both fee Ged, and place our confidence in him. David, and eſpecially …
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33 Theretore * being by the right hand » of Goder-'C holy Ghoſt v, he * hath ſhed forth this, which ye now ſept an d hea g. c » That is, by the Power of God, ſpoken after the manner of men; «(1 the right hand being char we commonly doany thing with : Some read af the right hand of God ; and then the Apoſtle Preac…
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but hi! ? This ſpeaks the reality of their Converſion, 'and that they were chou 001 ndt onely for the preſent aff:&ed with whar they had heard and ſeen. I5 q Theſe three parts of worſhip were frequently, it not always in thoſe | David puter times u{ed rogether: tho ſome underſtand by breaking of bread, but col = av…
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a Not to communicate with the Jews in their worſhip, which was now antiquated ; but that they might have a larger field to tow the ſeed of the Goſpel into, and therefore it was moſt probably, ſome Sabbath or Fefival-day ; and not unlikely in the evening of that great day of Penrecoft, { of which in the former Chapr…
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a The very fame lame beggar, many : 6 being ſo much cor. 2 little while before, when he rcafoned well, John 9. $2. F.at any opened the eyes of o probably notoriouſly known to trary to what they had ſeen bur alms; and as he was it not heard, blind : So it was never of him that was born had begged their Since…
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_ when all things ſhall be reſtored to that condition from which mm ron put them : for the fall hath maim d and difordered the whole Uni- Fu verſe; and probably, there is not that excellency in any of the "3s Crcarures, which there was at firſt, before wan (for whom they were My made) by his fin brought death to hi…
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JH go fin 3s pardoned, it 15 faid to b2 blotred our, 1j2. 44. 22. and | moſt taroughout ; and CaOUg'Y our Saviour hid told the Aroſties, not (0 be found any more, though it ſhould by lought for, Fer. 50. | thac they ſhould be his wicnetles to the uttermoſt pr of the earch, -0. 2 Or, times of cooling ; as afflictions …
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bh The Sanhearimor great Council. 5 The Magiſtrates of the City, Scribes, Do&ors, or Teacher, of the Law, &c howſoever theſe mich: be diſtinguiſhed, they are all as one againſt the Doctrine of the (0. ſpel, and endeavour to pur out ti:e light, as foon as it began to ſhine, as Herod would have killed Chrift in the m…
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| Þ The place where the Counci] mer; for the Apoſtles were not dilmifled to go away at their lberry, q Ir was their joynt endea- vour to ſtifle the Goſpel, and would now conſult abour the beſt ex- pedient, bur they would not ler the Apoſtles hear, leſt they might 4 the weakneſs of thzir proofs againſt them, and aga…
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rhom > more le uls them- laid fo 2V1OUL {ore - CIR» Jre 1 ; very \[iracle \nolitles r own *( > 1 and Hes and 1nother, on will þ To them t0 cerning or chick diviſion r VOICE rt God all that "Wo Ei- e words, -ith ſuch 17 prayer who was /ord her? [ per{on . worlthip 1010 An onfirm V3 vid…
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d They detire nothing elſe to embolden them, but God's owning them and their work. e Miracles were then neceſſary, as being the ſeal bf their Commiſſion from God ; they defire ro have this Patent with chem, to ſhew as oft=n as occaſion ſerved. By the Power and Authority of Chriſt; for Chriſt alone they ſought: ro a…
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6 This expreſſion of tempting God, or the Spirit of God, is not uſed amongſt prophane Writers ; and this fin isnot (at leaſt to ſuch a degree) committed amongſt Pagans and Heathens, and is to be dreaded by all that profeſs the Goſpel. As often as men fin againſt their conſcience, and their conſciences condemn them …
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c The word implies courage and ſtedfaſtneſs of mind, as well as ſuch a poſture of the body. 4 Withour preferring ſome accept- able truths, before others more ingrateful, if necef]ary towar their Salvarion : Chriſt for a time did limit them ; they might no: tell any that he was Jeſus the Chriſt, March. 16. 20. nor t…
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athers. a A tree, or wood, which is rather mentioned than a Crols, tht rhe alluſion co Der . 21. 23, might be more full ; wherehe thar 1s hanged on atree is accuried ; and in that Chriſt was made a curſe ior 1s, Gal. 3.10. . 3! * Him hath God exalted with iis © right hand tobe : for to e give repentance to Iſrael…
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