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Matthew Poole — Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2
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Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 1381
fore that time fin was in the world,ic was that the offence might ahound. 6 Eicher trialy the offence of that one man, or rarher largely, the offence of every man, The pac- ricle zya (rendred that) is to be taken either Cauſally, and ſo it is incerprered by Gat. 3. 19. Where it is ſaid, The Law was added becauſe of …
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2 He Proſecutes what he had before Propounded, and Tlluſtrates it by an apt Similitude, which is taken from Graffing or Planting. He takes 1t for granted, That Believers are Planted together in the likeneſs of Chriſt's death, i e. Are made Conformable to Him in his Death, wid. Phil. 3. 10. Chriſt Died, and Believer…
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hor z; He fitly compares our bodily members to Tools that Artiice!s '? work, or Weapons that Soldiers fight withal; for as thole, 10 theſe may be uſed well or ill, e. g. with the hand one man giveti an alms, another ſtealeth ; withthe tongue one man blelſeth, an0- ther curſeth, By members here we are not only to u…
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v9. d, T accommodate my ſelf to your capacity, becauſe of the weakneſs of your underſtand in ſpiritual things; therefore IT uſe this familiar ſimilitude of ſervice and freedom, that by theſe {cular and civil things you might the better underſtand ſuch as are ipuritual, wid. John 3. 12. w 4. d. The great thing that …
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retained, and now it 1s uſed to fignitic any reward or ſtipend what- e By death here we muſt underſtand not only temporal, bur alſo and more eſpecially, eternal dearh, as appears by the oppo- fition it hath to eternal Life : This 1s the juſt and rrue hire of S:. f He doth not ſay that eternal life is the Wages of R…
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x z. e. The Corruption of our Nature, the depraved Bent and Biaſs of the Seal, called before Luft, z i.e. Being ſtirr'd up or drawn forth by the Prohibition of the Law, The Law did not prop.rly give occafion, but ſm took it. The Law (as before) is not the cauſ- of fn, tho' by accident ir 1s the occaſion of it. In a…
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t He goes onto clear the Law and excuſe it, giving it another Commendation, that it is Spiritual. 7. e. It requires ſuch Obedi ence as is not only outward, but Inward and Spiritual: It forbids Spiritual as well as Fleſbly Sins. Read Chriſt's Expoſition of it, i the fifth of St. Matthew, u 3, e. In Part, becauſe of …
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i This Verſe hath greatly vexed Fnterpreters. The Apoſtle ſpeak- ng ſimply and abſtratedly of a Law; The Queſtion is, What Law he meas © Some take the word unproperly, for a Decree or Con- ation, which was impoſed upon him, and rowhich he was neceſfari- Iv ſubje& ; -that when he would do good, evil ſhould be preſen…
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1s underſtood than is expreſt; he means, rhar Juſtiticatien and eternal Salvation is the portion of ſuch. The poſitive is includes! in the negative; it is Gods Cord-mnarion only from which ſuc 5 are in Chriſtare exempted ; they are neverthelels condemned. and cenſured by men, and ſometimes by th-ir own Conſciences …
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lin in the fleſho; | 2 In this Verſe isa farther proof of the main propoſition in wv. 1. There are two things in fin that may indanger us as to Condemnation, the Power and Guilt of it. As to the freeing us trom the former, viz. The power of ſin, of that he had ſpoken in the foregoing verſe ; as to taking. away the…
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7 becauſe & the carnal mind js enmity a againſt Gyg: for ir is not ſubject i&,the law of God, neither indeed can be 5. ; z q. 4, Neither can the carnal man look for any better ify. Becauſe a carual mind is enmity againſt God, a He doth not ſay 2 is an, Enemy, but in the abſtraf, it 1s exmiry, which heighteng ing …
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5, Or. eculiar manner ; they hall be raiſed, as by the AlmightyPower of _ Fd, ſo by vertue. of their Union with Chriſt as his Members, Iwet and by vertue of theirrelation to the Spirit as his Temples. They Wain only Pall partake of a Reſurrefion that is deſirable and beneficial " to them. Therefore 'tis caJled Emph…
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re 10 rail? = VOids are repeated or uſed together, Mark 14 36. Gal. 4: 6. _ 15 * The Spirit | ic ft.i bearecth witziels g with our _ Pt, that we ae the chi.d en of God, £ The Spirit of Adoption doth not only excite us tocall upon God 5 noneof?; rally to the , "e Fleſh, but It aly mimnda, 1; be rendred, - Theſ.…
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2 Pet. 3. 16. he ſaith, That there are ſom: things in them bars to be wnderſiood, and ſome think by refleQting upon ſome particular pal- ſages in thar Chapter, he doth more eſpectally retpett this Contexr, There is indeed a great deal of obſcurity in it. p This word is four times uſed 1in this and the three tollowi…
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: : Salvation Ko -iig us. if 1s by ren Pnot him who hath ſubjected the lime 1n Hope. * ; {God tor the Sin of Man hath cu: the Creatrre, and juvj-G- vaitiry and cqr;uption; vid. GW, 3, 17 and 4+ 12, Lev. Aud thFagh he {:>th done this, yer there 1s ground. to expect on hope raatthe Creature thatl rerurn again to 1ts…
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how is it ſaid, W: know not what to pray for, when we have th; | Lords Prayer, which contains a perfect Rule and Summary of i things meer to be prayed for? Though the Loyas ! rayer be a Rul in general, yet we may be to ſeek in Particulars. Gods own Chil. dren many times ask they know not what; wid, Fob 6. 8. Jmh 4…
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"ou E the Third Link, and already ſpoken of, hin 31 Whar jhall we then fay to theſe things z ? * If God ary of al | le for us 2, Who c292 beagainit us a ? be 2 Rule 1; Some refer this Queſtion to what is ſaid in the Verſes immedi- own Chil ly preceding ; Others, to what he had ſaid, v. 28. and Others go 8. Jngh li…
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ſeems to be this, The Saints of Old have endured ail rrinney « Sufferings, and yet were not Separated from the Love of : fore ſuch Sufferings cannot ſeparate them now. # Nor for our 11:5 ſake, bur for Chriſt's, or for Righteoviſneſs fake, Mar. 5. 10. and "6 SY 10, 18. 39. 1 Pc. 3.14, u How could they fay this* Kill…
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Cor 1. Ghott -/, nd 11, The Avnoſtic bing about to Treat of rhe RejeCtion of the Jews, : and the Calling of rhe Genrzles: Before he enters upon it, he pre- 3al. x. 50, mifſeth a Preface to prepare the Minds of the Jews, to a patient '1. 8. Revding or Hearing the fame : And in this Preface, he ſolemnly 1M.2.7 Prote…
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g So the Jews were by natural Deſcent, wid. Gen. 29, 14, | 4 * Who are lſraelites bh; to whom peru} the «| adoption : and the glory k, and the || covenants !, yy the * giving of the law »,, and the ſervice of Godn, yy 10) * the promiles 0; — In this and the following Verſe, he rehearſeth the privilce.; i and Adva…
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« 4 d. Thar] may ſpeak more plainly, all thoſe that are the Ch:liren of Abraham according to the Fleih, are not therefore the Japted Children of Goa, 1t 15 Not their Blood, but their Faith 8 make them ſuch, There are ſoin2 of .4braham's ſeed that are {2e&ted from the reſt, ro whom tae Promiſe was made; who are the…
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# q 4. God is not chargeable with any injuſtic2 in Elec:ins and not others; for this is an AE of meer mercy and compa/;;ur. and that can be no violation of Juſtice. To prove rhis, be cites a Tit. mony out of Exod. 33. 19. vid. locum, Fire bs tells Moos, I'iian the good Pleaſure of his #4 was the only Rule of all bi…
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» He argucth the Leſs to the Greater, That 1f a Potrer hath power over his Clay, tO form It as he pleaſeth, then God hath much more power over his Creatures, to form them, or o:der them as He liiteth. God's Azthoriry over his Creature, 15 greater than that of a Potter over his Clay. The Po:ter mauve not tus Clay, b…
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leFion of ſome, and the R-je#ton of others ; as alſo about thecallin; of the Gentzler, and rhe caſting off the Jews. 1m That never mind or regarded it : They were full of all Unrighteouſneſs, chap. 1. 18. to the end, Epy. 2, 2,3, nViz, Goſpel Righteouſneſs, or the Righteouſneſs of Cir}, which 1s received by true F…
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Gentiles; who to thus end muſt have the Goſpel preached to them: | doth ſpeak (chough very obſcurely) of the Ries eoonſmefo of Facet: MX rhis foretoi'd by the Prophets and i faimif?, 12 21, yea, the toregoing words in that 7::r3centh Chapter G* Deut. 49 be- Its long to the times of the Goſpel. Some of the Jew. 5 Rabb…
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i He proves, That the 7:ws were ignorant of the Righteouſneſs ' God, becauſe they were ignorant of Chriſt, the true end of the law, k q.d. The Law was given for this ead, that Sinners be- ing thereby brought to the knowlecge of their Sins, and their Loſt and damn*d Eſtate, by reiſon thereof, ſhould fly to Chriſt, …
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x Ia the former Verſe, Cfeffion was fer firſt in this believing. Faith indeed goes betore Confeſſion. I believed, Yays the Pſalmif : and the Apoſtie after him, 2/er-fore T pak: : Yer our Faith is difo cerned, Flats TyſtiFeation. 2nd known by our Cx:fe om. 7 1 e. Ford: q \ » TY . FT. ; " are _y cited ; and, That A…
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19 Bur I ſay, || Did not Ifrael know « ? Firſt, Moſes | 0, ſaith , I will provoke you to Jealouſie by them that mt 1 are no people, and by a fooliſh nation I will ance; And this he proves, becauſe the Means to attain Salvation by the true Invocation of God, hath been made common ro All; and conſequently Faith; and…
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c wiz. inl/a.65, 2. In the former verſe there 1s 2 coni0130!y Prophecy foretelling the vocation of ignorant and proph'1e got tiles; and in this, there 1s a menacing Prophecy, threat; ing t- rejeFing of the rebellious and Fubborn Jews. d From th _—_ their firſt calling to their diſſipation. e As a Father h0-u. -077 …
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'* The word properly ſignifieth the Oracle, or Auſwer of God Siven in the Tabernacle from the Mercy-ſeat; bur it 1s generally taken for any Divine Anſwer or Direction received from God ; vid, Mat. 2.12. Heb 11.7. wherethe ſame Word is uſed. The Apoſtle doth not repeat the whole anſwer of God, as it is recorded in …
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12 Now if the fall of them be the riches of the world, and che || diminiſhing of chem the riches of the Gemges e, how much more thuar fu:lnels f ? Arother Anticipation. The Apoſtle having ſhewed, That the {ins awry of the Jews, Was an occalion of the coming in of the Gen- '5, IT mich be Obje&ed, That the Converſio…
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z Here he brings in the Gentiles, alledging a Reaion for the ,, inſulting over the Jews ; becauſe the Jews were broker 07, chat 7 they might give place, or make way for them; and th? 5 pjj werthy do always give p'ace to tht: more worthy. To this he An- ſwers, Firſt, by way of Concetlion : Well ( /aith he ) it 1576,…
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- Here he adds another Argument to repreſs the Arrogance and in aiting of the Gentiles ; and 'tis token from the hope ot the Jews r:{tzurarion. Though tor the prefent, they ſeem ro be in a de- ſperate and forlorn condition. yet the reſtoring and re-2agratting of the: 1to the Caurch, is not impoſſible. The great Obſ…
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of the Jews, which 1s turther confirm'd, wv. 32. The Argumenc is taken from the Jike dealing of God with the Genriles; after a long time of infidelity he received them to Mercy ; therefore he will alſo at laſt receive the Jews, He argues from the lefs to the greater; If th: infidelity of the Fows was th= occalion o…
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a Hitherto the Apoſtle hath difcourled of matters of Faith ; in this, and the following Chapters, he ſets down precepts of Holy Life. He uſeth the word in the plural number, ro amplifie and let forth rhe manifold Mercies of God, in Ele&ion, Juſtifica- rion, Adoption, ©c. q. d. Seeing you Gentzles have received fo …
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Aitar:* A Palit thatdyed of irs 1elf, or was torn by wild Beaſts, | 2 YOur '0 thew t of the aſonabl; Wiceh dtable rg 'Ou muſt and this 2. The > Milk of * Worlhi6 1 readin | k, that | OF ie, and ae [7 upt Prin. in 2N; and ®%/1 J, 1 Per, Mita 2, 1 Pee Pl ur Whole thh Fd workers WO I By pro © 13 val…
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eerfulneſs e. a 5 I See the Notes on the foregoing Verſe. « 7. e. He thathath ifice of Colle&ting and Diſtributing the Chu ch-4lmes (which ws the Deacons Work or Charge, A#. 6. 1. &c.) Let him dif- urge it with ſimplicity, or with ſingleneſs of. Heart. prd is rendred, Eph. 6. 5.) Let him do ir faithfully and Impar…
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do him Good for Evil. wid. following verſe. 7 #. e. Either make] ceiye to themſelves || damnation b. him relent, or bring down the greater Vengeance from God upon ; him, This is taken out of Prov. 25. 21, 22. See the Notes| £ Theſe Words are, Either an Argument to enforce the Sub- there. po enjoyned in go S-00 oh pa…
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OA £ He alludes to the Cuſtom of Princes, who hadcertain nor expreſſed in the Decalogue. All Commandments reſpeting ous - -73 going before them, bearing the Enfigns of their Authority. Nerghbour , are fumm'd up in this One ; Thou ſhalt Love thy Nerghe of The Magiſtrate Lek not his Authority for nothing, or for bour n…
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nther 2 3 for * he that loveth another, hath || fulfilled | and becauſe ſome Sins, ſuch as he ſpeaks of in the next Verſe, the law x. were wont to be Commitred in the darkneſs of the Night, Men Heving Treated of ſpecial Duties belonging to Superiours, he | being aſhamed of chem in the Day rimz, vid. Job 24. 15. 1 The…
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In this Chaprer and part of the next, the Apoſtle treats of ſome Jeffr matters of Religion, about which there were great Conten- tionsin the C:unch of Rome. Some of the Jews, though they em- braced the Gofpr1, did Nlifly adhere ſtill ro the Moſaical Ceremonies ; and though a difference in Meats and Dayes ſhould be …
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k There were differences in the Church of Ro, about th, obſervation of Days, as well as the choice of Mears ; and in thi. he endeavours an Accommodation as well as in the other. Tj. converted Jew was of opinion, that the Feſtival days aPpointey in Moſes Law, were holier than other days, and thar they thoul ſtill B…
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7 y f : ay. obo. $1) - —_ | L Pi Pe fot « # n0ht thy brothor - for we thall all { {tand cherefore they miglic ants word uſe tueir Liberty, :51 Car i Ys TY, that pres WF" © Chriit ; thing that was before them. To this rhe Apollle aniwers, bt: fothy * ;\>fOTe UNC jadgmNnt-cat Ol TK #, by way of Conc«ſlion, he grancs …
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by their Example to do the like againſt their own Light and Conſcience ; and this afterwards cauſeth grief and trouble ; their Conſciences hereby are galled and wounded, 1 Cor. 8. 12. f This is the Second Reaſon why Chriſtians ſhould nor ule their Liberry re the offznce of others, It may occaſion their Ruine and De…
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bh This Verſe contains a New Argument to perſwade Chriſti- ans, not to ftrive about. meats, or ſuch like things; and thar is, That the Kingdom of God doth not conliſt in theſe , but in weigh- tier matters, By the Kingdom of Goz , you may underſtand the Goſpel or true Religion and Godlineſs; that Kingaom which God …
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another 2. : : . , {weaker Chriſtian. He that doubteth of the lawfulneſ; f ew This Verſe is the Application of the foregoing Diſcourſe, in which | her hey he may or may not eat it, is damned if he et, (|, hel vin you have an Exhortation to the praQice of two great Duties. The Conſcience condemns him, or he makes himſ…
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for the comparative, 2? i good, for, it is bettcr: ſo Mat. 18. 8, 9. + a h jeaſe in indi hi 1ro aff 9 Some diſtinguiſh theſe three words, ftumblcd, off: nded, made weak ; | WEN not to do what we pleale 1n 1ndiJterent things, andt | according to our own Sentiments without any regard to others; Wt making the firſt to …
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i Luſt any thould think, that the Teſtimony before alledged, -oncerneth on'y David or Criſt, he ſheweth that it belongeth al. \ unto us; that we may learn by their Example to bear the Yea he takes occaſion from hence to inform us of the general uſe of the Scriptures, that whatſoever is written in this or any othe!…
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z Here he proves the ſecond pt, rhat Chriſt harh alſo recei- ved the Gentiles, There is a plain Ellipfis in the words, This is underſtood that there were promiſes made of or to the Gentiles and Chriſt came ro confirm them alſo. The ſum of rheſ: pro. miſes was this, that the Gentiles ſhould glorifie God for his merc…
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Gentleneſs *and Charity in forbearing and forgiving oo by them in the Gentiles, The word, J, | Virtue is twice uſed in this verſe ; it is firſt ap | The Second is all Knowledge. 4. 6. in things neceſſary, or in mat- ters relating-to Chriſtian Liberty : or by 21 knowledge, he means a large meaſure and proportion of…
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Feruſalem they returned to Antioch; from Antiveh he and Parnabas went to Seleucia, then to Cyprus, and to ſome Citiesof Pamphilia and To to another Antioch in Pifidia : From thence to lyramia, and then returned to »tioch, from thence they had been recom: mended by the Church. From Antioch they were ſentto Jeruſas …
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: Some night be ready .to ſay, if Paul hath no more place in thoſe parts where he is, and hath ſuch a longing deſire to ſee us, why then dorh he not preſently come to us ? To this he anſwers, that for the preſent he could notcome, becauſe he had a Weighty affair vpon his hand, which was to go up to Feruſalem to Min…
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My underſtand their Gold and Silver, with all things needful T the ſuſtentation of the body : you have a parallel place in lGr.g.7, . 28 When therefore 1 have performed this, and have ad to them this fruit 4, I will come by you into Pain /, t i.e. After that T have diſpatched this buſineſs, and ſafely lelivered …
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» The word Greet is ſupplyed to fill up the Sence. 2. d. De- clare my good Willto them, and Deſires of therr weltare. You have the ſame Salutations, 1 Cor. 16. 19. And the like in Col. 4.15 Phil:m. 2. By the Church in their houſe, is generally underſtood, their Family or Houſho/d 3 which he calls a. Church, becauſe…
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12 Salute Tryphena and Tryphoſa, who labour in the Lord &. Salute the beloved Perfis, which laboured much in the Lord /. k He Salutes ſeveral Women, as well as Men : You read before of Priſcilla, v. 3. Of Mary, v.6. And now he adds three more 1 this Verſe. Heſaith of the Two Firſt, that they Labouredin the Lord, …
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20 And 4 the God of pcace e ſhall |} * bruiſe f Satan jOr,vread under your feet ſhortly. The grace ot our Loid Jelus * Gen. 3. Chriſt 5e with you 4. Amen. r5. dq. d, And to encourage you to be watchful, I dare promiſe you ſhall be ſucceſsful. e So he is called, cp. 15. 33. f The word figniftes to bruiſe by treadin…
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q We read of more than one that bore this name : There was Gains of Macedonia, of whom you read 4#r 19. 29. there was Gaius of Derbe of whom you read A#s 20. 4. he i5 molt likely the perſon here meant. There was one of this name whom ind benefir of thoſe with whom they have ro do; with ſmoorh and Utering words, th…
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