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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 1261
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'S T1 : * - And (hey choſe x Stephen *, a man full of faith, and of nely Gholt, and Philipt, and Prochorus, and Nicanor, -armenas, and Nicholas a proſelyte of Ariioch. &A & 1 4 _ _ 2 = - " . # Vl theſe o21ng Greet names, 'tis likely they were all Hel/eniſ2s, and EzIcended tom Hebrew Parents, but born in foreivn …
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_ 4 As men which dwell in kouſes that are nor their own - which teem to contradict the promiſe mentioned in the foreooing wer!y : but it 1s onely to make Abraham the more believe agnnll hone. 11 hope, as *tis faid, Rom 4 18. though there were never to many difficulties more, for what God hath promiled, fiith would …
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which he was now about to do; the time being fully come. 5 ©; Whar wil Jcr yYenge* 33 Then fterity, "AT {7A » his appearing be, when he ſhall come in judginen® to ren b. VI away, ſaying*, Whoo inade chee a ruler and a judge, ee \ 'F/ Ii | Or, v; VII. The A ,» Then aid the Lord to kim, c Put off thy ſhooe…
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a From being as a Father to chem, to be a Tides over them puniſh chem ; whereas formeriy he had bletſed them. e Thi. deed to aeliyer them 10 Satan, God with hoidins his grace which thes had abuſed, Row. 1. 24, :5. and giving them up, {ro f4ll fig Ne {1a unto another ) though not p-lirively, vor pormifiely; £ The .…
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what worſhip he requirss, 15 not for his own ſake, for our righte- ouſneſs caanot profit him ; but for mans fake, that he mighr be exer- ciled in thedurics of Religion and devotion. : : , * Boo ppeie ; *Ex. 32.9. $51 Ye *f ftittnecked, and yg f uncircumciſed in | char they might carry, and caft down the heavier : |…
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* _, as . . 's y J x I 3 > » ? Wn . F - The glorious God, or ſo much of the Throne and glory of God | 29 It was againſt the uw hoje Church. c The mulritudeof belie- vers, at leaſt as any as could flce; which was allowed, or ratkr as Mortal eyes are capable for to fee; w being Juftified by God, tho' we . - condemned…
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4 ——_—— = p — avt _— OE 7 ac... $. %.. fag — p "PIC Rce 7 - —_ "$4.4 44 " =; Loan The ore: Anollles ſpend their pains; for fo it was promiſed unto them £ that they lhou'-! recen e power to do, Chap, 1. 8. | | C " Ip || i \ Fe Wwe ILY : 25 And the angel of the Lord ſpake unto Phiiip, | $ aving, Arie and 5…
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« A wonderful modeſty and hv-1'? cy in ſo great a man :he takes | well P/:{;p's interpoling, and queſtioning with him ; he acknow- | I-dacs his igmorence, and detires farther inttruction, and condelcends to be t2:.ghr by one fo ravch his inferior. 0 of the outward Element, which makes the Sacraments Nc Qual, but …
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mies ; whileſt Saul was one of them, he hunted afrer their precious hear the voice ; but i: is there ad lcd Or tim that ſ-1%k: unto" Sa! lifz too. 6 Who did uſually preſide in their grear Council, in | fo that they might hzar the voice of yauf, as a 52 which they did take COgNIZAINCC of fuch marters ; the blood of St…
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tSaul was in a great conſternation and doubting, whether it ! ws Gol,or an Ange). p Though he did noc 1atend this per lecurion , ziinſt Chriſt z yet our Saviour looks upon the good or evil done unto hi, members, as done unto himfelf q This kicking ogainſt the pricks is a proverbial ſpeech, taken cither from Oxea, o…
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p The houſe of Judes with whom Sar! lodged, as ver. 11. 9 Con-: cerning this, ſee Chap. 6. 6. beſides, what may be {ard of this im- L ve | poſition of hands cl{-where : The curing of 5t Paul's blindneſs, was | Par, others by Barnabas, who teilified theſe things pans, one reaſo1 of putting his hands on him here, tor …
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s When Pail was ſent away, againſt whom they had the grater flpite, as having been as zcalous a perſecutor as any amongſt them, £ The Church is frequently compared to a building, and every bx- liever to the Temple of God, 1 Cor. 3. 16. and 6.19. which Go dwells in; from whence this Metaphor is taken. # Walkng 1 pr…
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n Ic was ſtrange that Peter ſhould be ſent for, or that he ſhould go 0n ſuch an account, wiz. to raiſe one that was dead ; but God, who had ordered this Miracle for the manifcſtation of his truth and glory, ſo wrought in their hearts, that they did this out of faith. ; though 1f others ſhould think to imitate it, 1…
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6 He loigeth with one » Simon a tanner, whoſe houſe is by the ſea-iide : He ſhall tell thee what chou oughteſt to do. 2 Theſe particulars when found true by Corneliizs, did very much: advantage him towards h1s belixving whar Peter in the 2ame of rhe Lord did tell him. - And when the angel which ſpake unto Corneli…
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Rant the Gentiles, (as by clean creatures they won}d have themſelves to be underflood) howſfoever they oppoſed Common unto Holy ; indeed a holy man 1s (as they called him) a finzolar man : *®twas God that Ceanted Cornelis, rurning him from idolatry to the worthip of the true God, from darkneſs unto light. 16 I hit…
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od. wg Of which, ſve the 4. verſe. 5s Unto which, not onely the ourward cifr, but the inward aff:Ction is viſible - and this 1s peculiarly in the ſight of God, the other may be ſeen alſo by Men. / Or delay. # Peter did in a great meaſure know the buſine(s he| Chap. X. n 37 f The word 7 ſay you know, which was pu…
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tint $4lvation was not limited ro the Jews onely, might be known | unto them by the examples of Melchiſedech, Job, and Naaman, who | did no ways belong unto them ; but this was now more manifeſt : God Preaching this peace betwixt himſelf, and all Nations indiffe- rently by Chriſt, 1. In his own perſon Preaching thi…
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were alt becal thar on the Gentiles alſo was poured out the gift ot the holy (31140ft. e Such as were not onely them!clves circumciſed, but born of who are thus called, Gal. 2. 12. f Theſe circumcifed parents, Ga | | {anding the many predictions of the calling not minding, or under of the Gentiles, thought that…
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i3 And he ſhewed us how he had ſeenan g angel in his houſe, which ſtood and faid unto him, Send men 22---24. he departeth to Tartus, ro feck Saul; borh return to Ant'o:n, where :he Diſciples are cailcd Chriſtians, 25,26. Agabus | faretlleth the famine : The Diſciples fend relicf tw the Brethren in | Judea, &y the …
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Golly the «kum and drois of {in from us. .*. The extraordinary Gifts | 10 the Lord of the ypirit. . , : - : 7 Barnabas 15 here deſcribed to be beyond wht te Tows called 2 I7P Foraſmuch then as God gave them the like giftas | Rightzous Man, who wou'd fay to his Neighbour, That which is be d:d unto us, who believed on…
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3 are ſpoken of, Chap. 6. 1. who were born of Hebrew Parents, ft By a revelation irom the Spirir, a5 one ©f his Gifts. and not tough living out of the Country of Fudea 3 but ſuch alſo amongſt | by Judicial Aſtrology, or any other means real or pretended. For tix Gntiles ( who are generally called Grecks fince Alexand…
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* of the Jews is very remarkable,who were,mad withrage againſt Chriſt * Juh.21. 13. i! Or, Int ant and earneſt praver tas made. * Ch. 5. 1c, and his Apoſtls, at ſuch times in which they pretended to ſerve the God of love and peace. 4 And * whenhe had apprehended him, he put him in priſon, and delivered him to…
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« Out of that amazement, which ſo many wondet1ful thing; 1yq wrought in him, that he could not compoſe himfelfto rifles upon what he had heard and ſeen; he knew his deliverance was real 1nd effectual, e From Herod who had reſolved to have Killed him, x he had done James, wer. 2» and from the peoples expcQation, who…
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170 zpparcl, ſat upon his throne, and made an oration unto lem. cThis was (ſays Joſephus, cap. 19. lib. 7.) the ſecond day of the ſports or g14mes, which H-rod had inſtituted 1n honour of the Em- peror C/audins; or it may be ſuch aday as Herod had appointed to | determine the difference 1n, berwixt him and the Tyr…
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e It is obſervable, that St, Luke never before called this great Apoſtle by the name of Pau! : and henceforth never calls him by the naine of Sau! ; though there be no great difference in theſ: n2mes, Saul might be more acceprable to the ZFews, amongſt whom hehad hicherto converled. And Paul 4 more pleaſing name un…
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F This is Recorded, Pſal. 95. 10. and remembred by the Apoſtle, 4 Hb. 3.8, 9. And to be admired through all Ages,that God ſhouldhe it ſo patient, or a People could be fo perverſe : ſome inſtead ofj\;;7;- 1? pognarp read eJeopoptenary,there being but one Letter difference (and /i# luch as are uſually changed into on…
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, God hath taken Saul away by death ; for he would not ſuffer David to haſten it. 0 Favoured or beloved by me, and obedient to me; my ſervant, as God ſpeaks of him, Pſal. 89. 20. p And here, that he ſhould ff all Gods Will, to wit, in governing his people ; for he hath a Teſtimonial upon record in Gods Word, Pſal. …
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they were ſuch as feared God ; which hope they ought the rather to have carefully anſwered. & Chriſt who 1s the inca.nate Word, or j the Word made fleſh, John 1. 14. or the Goſpel, which is glad / tidings of Salvation ; as if the Apoſtle had minded them, thar it | vas not any buſineſs which belonged unto others alo…
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the fo:mer Wo:d-., and ſhews us whence remiſſion of fins is to be had. If any will rake this Word , as ſignifying alto to be purged from ſin, yer 'tis evident, that the Law can bring neither of theſe bene- firs unto us : The Law declares what is ſin, and what the curle 15 that is due unto fin, but not how to be del…
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t S£0pWor, as was ſaid of the Men, ſuch as had relinguiſhedthe [dolatry of their Country and Anceſtors, acknowledged the Tru: God, the maker of Heaven and Earth. « Of great repute 2nd eſteem ; Women being accounted more earneſt in what way lover they take ; and to be fure Eve was firſt ſeduced, and in thetranigrel …
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7 I ND it came to paſs in 4 Iconium, that they M | | _ Jupicer; and Paul z, A went e both together into the Synagogue of the | * pens becaule he was tne chief ſp.aker. , Jews, and f'fo ſpake, thar a great multitude, both of jg; oy Oe Deacons "opera _—_ God. 7 Mercury was | «61, the Jews, and alſo of g the Greeks, be…
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thoſe things tell out unto the furtherance Ma the Goſpel ; ] : rid by > . is labo the further for the ſcattering of the Apo ir feet #*0] which ſpread : WO es and Preachers of it : and Thouſands had not heard ot Chriſt , if perſecution had not driven the Miniſters of the Goſpel unto them. God working good out of…
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CIp'2s. ”_ # thren ; ſome think Cerinthas to have been one of them. þ The * Ch. 11.23. 22 g Confirming the ſouls of the diſciples, | and EX- | 2+ who ware Chai; - or my Luke 22. horting them to continue 1n che fairh, and lay Ing that the Gate (as they were called) who were not Ciccumciſed, ang ng, _ 29. we mult h th…
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27 And when they were come and had gathered the | then they declare, that in the Church of Jeru/alem wr m— umciſion ; DV * Ch church together,they * rehearſed all that God had done | that did abett the opinion of che neceſlity of curc 24 _ (as moſt probably we may ) we do take them for the Worss of St. 32:27. 4 wit…
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Qt . - And "1th whe he” role Uu n ther reſh þ, 11.2% h P and faid ehad b R : how th unto t| gen pr ng good xo them, en q much diſpur ub They argued 17a rn paar h made'choice: kno In the Yo h = either _— on both _—_ th ſhould hs oice am = kc. ——— ch | - een f n; fe des, a ar _— ez er, tl -y OP and from che rex…
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7 And < <— Laan — x4 ——_ _ " 1» "Ae 7 _ m al nay k —_ « i 4 a o— . 4 PY PR__— - "EIS. - | _—_ © & " PIO S—p7 r bs = _—_ Wo PP - <p 4 - de * > = W— = - " _ _ - pa * DJ & _—— I, 0 : . * _ n w - = non + re em $ > o ny hp—r>rm——r—— $a De pg ES = - : =. mpg He = I Sm "= 7 26G” — : = A ETD = - 4 ——_ x > 4 OT” O…
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Antioch : and when they had gathered 5 the Multituce rogether, they delivered the epiltle. a Paul, Barnabas, Judzs, and Silas ; which two 1af were with the former. 6 From whom they were ſent, Perſe x, +. X that this derermination of the Council might be more publick known, as all things concerning our common Salya…
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he travellech, the decrees of the Elders of Jeruſalem, 4, 5. they are - cated us for tg forbidden to preach the word at Aſia, 6. Paul in a viſion invited to 13. Lydia's heart open'd ; She and him in his journey with him, 1—5. reach at Macedonia, 7 her Family baptized, 14, 15. he caſteth the Spirit of Divination ou…
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holy Ghoſt to preach the word in p Aſia. 1 Phrygia and Galatia were parts of 4//a minor.” o They were forbidden of the Holy Ghoſt by fome Revelation, (though the man- ner 1s not known.) p For that time, though afterwards Pau? preach- td there about two Years together, Chap. 19. io. Thus God ( the great Houſholder)…
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grieved, rurned and faid ro by . 254 wh Ls of ſuffering a-more cruel death : for all Jaylors, who Ice apy p. thee x in the name of Jeſus Chriſt ro come out of her. ſoner eſcape, were to ſuffer the ſame punuthment that the Prifhn. * Mar. 16.17. And he* came out the ſame hour. < | werethought to have deſerved ; and fel…
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*2 Cor. 11. and the magyſtrates ren oft their clothes, * and com- onely when God 1s pleated ro ſzaftity ſuch fears and diſaſters ; 6 | 1: M manded to beat her. therwiſe all the plagues of Epgypr do but harden them the mor. | 1 Thel. 2.2, « rar} p_ _—y oe cannot Authorize Opinions ! Exod. 7. 3. or Prattices. 7 Pau!'s…
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1» The Officers who were ſent to the priſon with the meſſage about their liberty. o The Magiſtrates who commanded them to be beaten, are juſtly charged with the beating of them; as 1f they had them- ſelves dons It. p It was no ſmall aggravation of their injuſtice, and theſe holy mens ſufferings, that they had, fer …
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| Synagogues; and did worſhip butone God, and Cid injury unto none Ot thzle we frequently read in this book; as ver. 17. and chap 13.42, 43. and 16. 14. » A conſiderable number . of theſe be- lieved; yer chap 13. 15. ſuch had ſtirred up perſecution again Pax! and Barxabas 5 T Bucthe Jews which o believed not, move…
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a few. # God blefling his own gifts, and giving ſtill unto them that had, and ſuperfluity of naughtineſs,and receive with meeknelſs the ingraft- ed Word, which is able to fave our ſouls, James 1. 21. we ſhould hnd the hand of the Lord not to be ſhortned, but his Word as pow- erful, as piercing, as converting as ev…
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c See wer. 19, d Sometimes this word is taken in a good ſenſe; many then, as now, taking Superſtition to be Religion. Butit is often taken ir: a bad ſenſe. Thus Theophraſtus ſays, that a truly pious man isa friend of God ; &S% Saumduiuwy xoAaut ©58 ; butthe ſuperſtitious man is a flatterer of God. Now this word bei…
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_ 4 That God will judge the world, his enemies have with tremb- ling acknowledged 3 but when God wiil judge rhe world he hath { conceai'd it from his triends z yer the ti.uc is already er, Pſal, 99. 13. 2 Cor. 5. 10, and ve ought to te daily prepared for ir. b Shall not: the Judge of all the world do right? «© Our …
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I Fter theſe things, Paul departed from Athens, and came to 4 Corinth a The Metropolis of Ach11a, being a rich Sea-Town, - and ſcituate in the very 1thmus which joyns Poponeſics unto Achai, made a Roman Colony, and now Houriſhing with learned men, Here Sr. Paul gathered a famous Church, unto which he wroce ewo | …
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10 For I am y with thee, and no man ſhall ſet on thee, to hurt rhee :+ for I have = much people in this city. Chriſt, in this Viſion, uſerh two Arguments to perſwade Paul 14 to continue Preaching the Goſpel art Corinth; 1. y Becauſe he Br | would be with him, to ſupply, ſupport and deliver him ; as 'tis "47 18 pr…
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4 The Feaſt of the Paſſover; which is meant where Fare put abſolutely, unleſs ſome afrer expreſſion qualifies It : go” = this holy Man did out of Conſcience to the Feaſt, intend to 0 6 - it: for Chriſt is the end of the law to them that believe, ROM. 4 4 bur becauſe of the vaſt concourſe from all places to Fein th…
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he ſpake and | Thus the Fes are faid, I Cor. 10, 2. Moſes, o a 1 p 1 } j pq » * kn owing Sy Ingaged-to _ the Dodrine, and Ovlerve the Lay deli. loſes. 4 CY4p. 18. 25, preached _ Chriſt, but many things concerning him ke could nor preach, unleſs as ot things ro come : RelurreQion. The Baptiſt 7 very being Behea…
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icef; and Chriſt is for the falling, = " x So the Dorine of the Goſpel, by reaſon of 1ts excellency above other ways is called, By way, the Hebrews under- ſand any courſe or means to any end, hence we read of the Wa) Ui Peace, the way of Salvation, the way of the Lord. 5 Not frequenting any more the Svnagogue of t…
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þ Thus their good works juſtified their Faith, withour which ic had teen dead, Faztes 2. 24, 26. 9q Or rather, idle and 1; A'ts, as Judicial Aſtrology, calculating Nativities, and all Magical art, which the Epieſ7ans, of all others, were moſt addifed to, and famous for, and may be here called cyious Arts, becaule t…
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34 But when they knew that he was a « Jew, all with 2 one voice about the ſpace of two hours cried our. Great zs Diana of the Epheſians. # And by conſequence an enemy to their Idolatry ; and as they might imagine, at leaſt, a friend to St. Par/. w Unanimicy makes nor the cauſe to be good, if it were bad ar firſt. …
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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.