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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 1321
e Som? have thought that their laying in wait » might be to rob him of che ColleRions which he carried with him for the Saints at Feruſalem ; bat molt likely it was rather to take away hislife, whom they hated for his zeal and diligence in the Goſpel. 7 Shunning their treachery and plotting againſt him. He would no…
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m to Mi'etus. z A noted I{land betwixt Lesbos and Samosin the Zgean Sa. kn them with his preſence, John 20.19, 26. And when he was aſcend- ed, this day was appointed for the Chriſtians to meet in, 1 Coy. 16. 2. which muſt neceſl:rily infer the abrogarion of the Saturday or Fewiſh Sabbath ; For it being part of the…
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laying, that bonds and afflictions | abide me. } 1.-Thoſe that were endued with the Spirit of Prophecy, in very City, foretold his ſufferings; as Chap, 21. 4. 11. 2dly, He 1d luffer more or leſs in every City or place he came to ; So great v45the malice of the Jews againſt him, l 24 But * none of theſe things & mo…
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C bp 6d for them, who is able to kevp tavin by his power, through Faith, unto Salvation, 1 Pet. 1. 5. and US 1 vain to look atrer any meianer defence. 1 The Golpe!, which leads us to the Rock upon which we mult build, if we would nor be moved when the Storm comes. wm Licreating thc number ot Believers, and augmen…
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a Hed parted with them, as deareſt Friends and Relations do one from the other ; with much difficulty and reluQance.. 6 An Ffjand in the Mediterranean Sea, nigh unto Crere ; where Hippee craic and Apelles are ſaid to have been born. c Another Ifland in the fame Sea, of great fame for the Coloſſe, or vaſt Image of …
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Nt betwixt David and Jonathan, 1 Sam 20. 40, &c. This un- -:mtcd Champion, who did not {cem to feel any of his own af- 7:&ions and miſeries, yet grieves for the grief and ſympathy of 0- hors. 2nd bears a double weight in his burdens ; one dire&ly and :mmediately from them,as lying upon himſe]f ; the other mediare- …
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|; * to lignific the accompliſiment of the days of purjfica- . ,., 1k. being art all neceffary, they were not impo'ed upon any that re: ceived the Faith of Chriſt from amongſt the G:nz:/es, or other Na tions ; only ſuffered for a while unto the Jews rhat turned to Chriſt :or the hardneſs of their hearts, and inver…
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w '] he Commander in chief overall the Soldiers there ; or one that had the command over a Thouſand. Ar the three great Feaſts there was uiually a confiderable number of Soldiers at Jeruſalem, the continence fiem all parts being then ſo great, and the Jews fo IMpericto, invoke or Government, the Romans durſt not tr…
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a The Apoſtle alludes unto” the poſture that the Diſciples any Rabbi, oc Teacher, in thoſe times did uſe - the Mater tifting in ſome high or elevared place, did teach his Scholars, who (tc b - o his feet on the ground; :nd as they grew in knowledge, wee. vanced to fir nearer to their Maiter, Deur. 33. 3- And Ara…
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z Nothing could pleaſe the People better than to hear God fo filed: For this they gloried in, above all things, that they and theirs had God to their Father, --obhn 8. 41. And nothing cud betrer 1tuit” St, Paul's purpoſe, who wou'd not lie under wat ſcandal of endeayo.ring an Apoſtacy from the Jew:jb Re- $101 (tor…
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7 hey h:d heard iYitke reſt of St. Paul's Diſcourſe without either thinking it did not much concern them or elſe being cons inced of the in-laying ; her jt were 12g or fallc; to wy lurt themleives 1s mertioned, they are not «hlc ro beat ir, Thevch they themieives refuſed the Offers of God's A *ercy, yet they cou…
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a Acknowledging himſelf to have deſcended from the Part, archs as well as they ; and beſpeaks, .as much as he could, their favour and atrention. 6 Not that he thought himſelf to hu; been without ſin or fault; for he acknow!edges and buxiils hi Captivity to the Law of ſin, Rem. 7. 23, 24. but that he iw35 nor conſc…
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: 8 * For the Sadduces ſay that there is p no reſurre- Mon. neither 9 angel nor r ſpirit ; but the Phariſces Nis / both. FO: 2 Againſt this our Saviour argued, Matth. 22. 23, &c. q It 4b by Bs tems trange, that they ſhould deny that there were Angels, *enas they owned the Pentat#uch,"or Five Books of Moſes, in hi…
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þ Who 1s thought to have been one of Paxz!'s Company : But the hatred againſt Paul by the Jews being ſo general, be- cauſe of his (ſuppoſed) prophaning of the Temple, they were not ſo curious who they {pake to of this Confederacy and Leſign. Or rather ; there is no Counſel againſt God : the very Birds of the Air, …
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22 £0 the chief captain zher let the young man de- rare, and 4 charged him, See thou tell no man, that chon haſt ſhewed theſe things to me. « 7 &x . : FP AER Ea - _ _ _— = A *Z BE EF - ng we 3D nes RR _ ot iy A OE ye, ee bye : C5 - 6 = $4, —_ - 4 - cre » _ x DIS = Ws — - — >< — =_ af - - - —_ = E=E E — -…
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2uley, and T exrullus the Orator, 1 9. He defendeth his Faith and Doffrine, 10 ——— 21. Felix deferreth the matter until the comms down of Lyſias the chief Captain, but giveth Paul more liberty, 22, 23. He inſiruftath Felix and his Wife in the Faith of Chriſt, whereat Felix trembleth , 24, 25. yet Sſendeth for him …
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witneſſes, when examined, will declare. » There were bur Twelve days ſince Paul's coming to Jeruſalem, Seven of them he had ſpent there, until the time of his Puritication was accom- pliſhed ; and the Five other days he had been in cuſtody, and er Ceſarca ; by which, Sr. Paul proves how unlikely it was, that in ſo…
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21 þ Except t be for this one voice, that I cried Fd . * s 3 | - - x ſ; = '* ſtanding among them, ouching the Reſurrection of the dead T am called in queition by you this day. As if he had ſid, Let them objeR, if they can, any other filet: Bur if this be a fault, to hoJd the ReturreQion of the ized, 1 do acknow. …
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\ Hiſtorian ing hold of the Ring- there being » fumms f0! This did came !nto e Jews a | ory, St, Li x had been Aatters 2m o this place, vears berore. 'r [is barbs 10t been 507 } his Luc: ; ſent bound oria mundi ; CHUA? SNTLSS VvY [/ The A EC Pn $: CHAP. XXV. ', ns cometh into the Province, and go…
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x As his PredecefTor, Felix, before lim, C5 54. 5»: ro o:;y popular applauſe, and rhe good will of that Nation ; cf-c: ily Felix having been dilplaced vpen the complaint of the Fes 1. gainſt him. » Anſwerd, or ſpake- to Par! ;, 25 Chop, 2, v5. ». Io. frus apparently inclines to favour the Jews, though he Jnvs not …
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o So this B-athm Governor prophanely calls the Religion and Worſhip of God's own Inſtitution , and that in the preſence of Agrippa and Bernice, who were both Jews, or at leaſt, brought up amongſt them. p To have been raiſed again from the dead acknowledging with them, that he had been indeed dead, 25 And becauſe …
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wi ; : no o which St. Paul would have his Caſe determined « Though and Jgrippa was not as Judge in this place, yet his Opinion and ner ſudgment could not but prevail much with Feftus, ; Eſpecially , becauſe I Know thee to be expert uty i; «1 all .*. cuſtoms and queſtions which are among ves ir the Jews: wherefoie…
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o The Profeilors of the Religion of the IToly Jeſus, are callcd to be Saints, Rom. 1. 7. and hive hiin for thc great example of holinels, who fulfilled all right. wathetk , and from him they have the Spirit of holinets, being funrcti« fied in him, 1 Cor. 1. 2, and whoſyever hath not his Snirir, he is none of his, …
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d The eyes of their minds, that they might know God, and their duty towards him. Our Saviour aiſures Pan!, thar he ſhould do thar for the Souls of men, which he ſhould find effected in his own hody, being made to ſee. Now though this be only the Work ot God, yet to honour the Miniſtery, he is pleaſed ro attribute …
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28 Then Agrippa ſaid unto Paul, c Almoſt thou p:t- {wadeſt me to be a Chriſtian. c Some think that theſe Words were ſpoken Ironically, ' ſcoffingly ; as if Agrippa had ſaid, Thou wouldeſt have me 1n*9 ſhort a ſpace (fof ſo <y 35iya may be tranſlated) ro be brougit to-profeſs Chriſt ; ſome think it unlikely thar fu…
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\2 And becauſe the haven was not commodious to winter in, the more part adviſed to depart thence alſo, if by any mean: they mizhe attain to 4 Phoenice, ard there winter 3 which is an haven of Crete, and lieth e toward the fouth-v/rſt, and north welt. d This Phenice was a Port-Town in Candis, and not the Coun- try…
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< The Meſſage which Gods Angels bring from Cod uny};;; people, is, Fearnot, Thus unto Daniel Dan. 10. 12, 19, Arq thus unto the holy women thar attended at our Lords Scpy]ch;. Matth. 28, 5. They are all Miniſtring Spirits, H4, , ,; d "Tis a forenſick word, ſhewing that* Pau! muſt be hearg 1:4 tried by Ceſar. e Gra…
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Wi” rocks, they caſt » four anchors out of the ſtern, and ; tor " wiſhed for the day. EE : | ' cauſe " 1 Of which there are very my in theſe Seas ;. eſpecially took -bout the Iflands. Which ſhew how great the Tempeſt was lons that they needed ſo many Anchors. n That they mught the ein better diſcover whereabouts …
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c In ſo long and violent a Tempeſt, thinking every moment to be ſwallowed up, they could keep no reckoning of the ſhips running or way ; neither were Charts or M:ps, fo uſual (if they had any at all) in thoſe times. & A Bay, or boſom of the Sea, having Land on each ſide ; where they judged it moſt likely for them …
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3 And when Paul had gathered a bundle of ſticks, and laid them on the fire, there came e a viper out of the hear, and # faſtened on his hand. e A Creature ſo venomous, that not only its biting, but (ſome ſay) its breath is deadly : This upon the warmth of the fire, be- ing benummed with the cold, and now refreſhed…
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s Chriſtians, as ſome think ; for ſo they mutually called one another. Bur it is not ſo probable that any ſhould profeſs Chi. ſtianity ſo near unto Rome, and that it ſhould be no more known or believed in Rome. Others therefore think that the Apoſtl means Jews, whom he calls brethren (being, as himſelf, deſcen- de…
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A mal WEED a . ; | _ : : 1 -n —_— whole Oeconomy of the Goſpel is a doing good their Hearts at the hearins of God*s mud oments denounced aun? ar - 2 . 2 0. B -] - ” « as O P_ Mo s «3 [wiem fr evil. So did on JOVIOUE, We: 1 the Author and Subjett of, them. . "hy ir. andſo muſt his o6"5 # Niiniſters do ; or they are …
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en Leagits nade a Wif way; 00 y "ts called ere ſuch Wt ratues Nugit Jace of it ;. ſo this yn, hence 1 eagues fon way £0 Nl eſe brethie > Day of P1- aght, Chap. 1 s from Roe. onds. neurion &- 1h 4 {oldiKt « chief ove! the were uſually 1s 1 deliveis he Romals ich te OvE whi ry L | he 23 And when…
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(nct to ſpeak any thing of the Freface, or concluſion) is partly Do&rinal , and partly Praftical. I» the Dogijny part, the Apoſtle handles (and that purpoſely, and at large) that fundamental Article of @ ſinners Juſtification x the ſight of God: So that this Epittle (as one ſaith) is the proper Seat of that Dodtrine …
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CHAP. IL. alſo amongſt the Prophets > And we may ſay, with great Aftonilt ment, Is Sazl alſo amongſt the Apoſtles ? He that a little before Paul ſets forth his, Office, calling and Dofrine of the Perſon of had ſeen him doing what he is recorded to have done, A#: Chriſt, 1=——6, His Salutation : He commends their Fait…
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Wow: | i eM andPromiſes therein contained, concerning Chriſt and his Kingdom 3 chiefly to Gen. 3. 15. and 49. 8. 10. Dent. 18: 18. 1/a. 6 and 7. 14- and 53. per rotum, and 63. 1, 2, 3, - Pſal. 40. per. mum, Þſal. 22. Pſal. 110. 1. and 16. 10. Dan. 9. 24, 25, 25. Micah > Zech. 9. 9. Mat. 3. 1. &c. he hereby intimate…
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is addedt0 briſe, Ch, 15, 26. and there 'tis render'd fer the Obidioncs of object | Faith, By Faith here ſome underiiand the Gotpel or Loctrine of it was ps ath, it hath this Sence, As 6. 7. Jure 3. &c. And then rhe 1 have been Meaning is; God, of his meer Grace, hath given me this Gi:ce rophers 3 Wat] Might ring r…
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deſir'd and defign'd, mighthappily (if it ſcem'd good in God's light) «© be at laſt accompliſht; thathe mighr come in Perſon ro them. *Lhus Defire of Paui to ſee the Romans, might be one caute of that Ap« peal, which he made to Rome,. vid. AG. 25. 10, 11, 12. & He adds this, becauſe; in publiſhing the Goſpel, he fo…
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x Though Rome be the Head of the Empire, and theRomans bear the Name of Wiſe and Learned Perſons; and though the Goſpel] hath the ſhew of ſimplicity, and is fooliſhneſs to the Wiſe Men of this World ; yet I am not aſham'd to own and publiſh this Goſpel of Chriſt. I don't ſhrink back, and withdraw my ſelf as Men do,…
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originally from Second Cauſes,much leſs do they come by Chine: i The Abſtra& isput for the Concrete ; he means unrighteoy, 194 ungodly Men ; but he chuſeth this way of ſpeaking, becauſz Gr; when he puniſheth, aims at rhe Sins of Men ; ind would ng w. nith their Perſons, but for their Sins. By Ungoalineſs, underf.in…
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rence to the Gnofticks, a ſort of Hereticks in the firlt Age (of which ſee Dr. Hammond ins Locam,) and that the meaning of the Words is this: That they aſſuming the Title of Gneſticks, of Knowing men, and of Men wiſer than others, have proved more Sottiſh than any. Others think the words refer to the Heathen Philoſ…
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7 Or, to have God in acknowledgment. The Apoſtle proceeds to ſhew the Analogy betwixt their Sin and their Puniſhment. The Evil he here taxeth, is much the ſame with that in ver. 21. Though they had ſome knowledge of God,yet they did not acknowledge him as God, by Glorifying him, and giving Thanks to him; it did not…
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It js much Diſputed, to whom the Apoſtle direQs his Diſcourſe in the beginning of this Chapter. Some think, that having diſco- vered the Sins of the Gentiles in the former Chapter; he here uſeth a Tranſition, and turneth himſelf to the Jews, and lays open their more ſecret Wickedneſs and Hypocrifie. But the Particl…
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obey the truth», but obey unrighteouſneſs ;, indienation 4 and wrath 7. : Or, that are of Contention : So they of the Cir iſt fuck as are Circumciſed, AF. 10. 45. Seq 2, 126 "ys. underſtand ſuch as are RefraQtary and felf-will'd : that, from T rit of Contradiftion, will not be perſwaded ; that ftrive and ki again…
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ble in Judgment, vid. Chap. 4. 15. To this he ſays, That though chey bad not the Law written in Tables of Stone, as the Jews had, yet they had a Law written in their Hearts, which was a Copy or Counterpart of the other, and had in a manner the Effe&s of it ; &r thereby they were Inſtrutted to do Well, and debarr'd …
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The Jews might ObjeR, If rhe former Privileges availed nn to Righreouſnefs and Salvation ; yer Circumcition at lea might; tand them in ſome ſtead ? In Anſwer whereunto you have, Fri a Con- ceſton, Circumcition indeed is Profitable. thou keep the Law, which is INuſtrated by a large Anrithetis, wer. 26, 27. 3. A Dif…
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s An elegant Prolepſis or Anticipation of what might be Ob- jefted againlt the Apoſtles Affertion in the foregoing Words. Tf the Fews (mighr ſome obje&) lie equally expoled to Condemnation with the G-atiles, then rhey have no Excellency above them. Or thus, It eternal Things do not COMMENT US to God (as 'tis affirm …
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them, ſome including them in a Parentheſis ; Others there is a Tranſpoſitiou in them. They ſeem to be a Refurtat formerCavil, and muſt be Accommodated to that Sence if the Apoſtle ſhould have ſaid, If Sinners deſerve no Puniſh becauſe God reaps Glory to himſelf by their Sins; then thar js " Proverb or Saying, whic…
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ſhmenr Wickedneſs and Defe&tion of Mankind, it faith to the Jews more 4 800d articularly ro whom the Law was given, and who are under the WE our ConduRot it ; much the ſame with that Phraſe, Chap. 2. 12. wid. ottrine Chap. 6.15. 1 Cor. 9. 20. 5 3, e. Hindred from Boaſting, to which yINg 1s the Jews were ſo prone; o…
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ment, 1 John 2. 2, He alludes ro the M:r:y-Szat ſprinkled witi Blood, which was Typical of this great Atonement ; and from whence God ſhew'd himſelf fo Propitions and Favourable to Sinnory, Levit. 16. 2. Numb. 7.89. » He goes on ro thew the inftrumenta] Cauſe of Juſtificarion, to wit, Faith, i. e. The cloſe Adheren…
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a The Scripture referr'd to, 1s in Gen. 15. 6. The Apoſilca little varies the Words; in Gerefts 'tis, He believed in God, bur here He believed God : Again in Geneſis "tis expreſt Attively; He imputed it ro him for Righteenſueſs ; but here Pajtively, It was imputed to him for Rightebuſneſs. The Anſwer 1s, "That the …
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Faith was reckoned to him for Righteouſneſs : Now there. ueſtion is, Whether this Bleſeaneſs of Juſtificationbelongs to the Circumcis'd only, or to the Uncircumcis'd allo. 10 How was it then reckoned ? when he was 1n cir- cumciſion or in uncircumſion? Not in circumciſion, bur in uncircumciſion 5. s And if this be…
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\ere Fi, iy ; thar Believe all God's Promites, and adhere to him againſt n from | i} Temptarions to the CONtary. !; The 1: For the promiſe that he ſhould be the heir of the OY | world, !! 2yas not to Abraham x, or to his feed through Wort? y 1c law, but through che righteoutneſls of faith y. Remi « Some by the Wor…
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F4 2. e. In the Sight Or Eſteem of God He WiS nor the Father i IO of many N :tions by Carnal Generation in the ftchr of Men, but by RE lh Spiritual Cognation in the Sighr of God. Or, as it may be read, L424 © wiro God, after his Example ; and then rhe meining is, That God fo Honoured Abraham's Faith, that he made h…
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d We have not only tReconciliation with God by Jeſus Chriſt, but alſo by Faith in him we are admitted to his Preſence, his "Grace and Favour. One may be reconciled to his Prince, and yet not be brought into his Preſence, Witneſs Abſalom, &c. wid. Eph. 2. 18. and 3. 12. 1 Per. 3. 18, e This Grace, 1s cither that wh…
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4 Put into a capacity of reconciliation, God being Þb! Chu) death made reconcilable, and alſo aQually reconcil'd wich 57 Believe, through the Merits of the Death of Chriſt. e 7. 7. By tix Reſurre&ion to Life, Salvation is aſcribed to the Reſurrection i! Life of Chriſt, becauſe he thereby doth perfe& our Salvation, …
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; He proceeds to prove his aſſertion in the foregoing Verſe, that fin was in the World before the Law ; becauſe death, which isthe wages of ſin, did reign and-had power over all mankind from Ham to Moſes, which was about 2500 Years. 5 i. e. Over very Infants, that had nor aQtually finned as Adam did. But though In-…
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