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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 1621
of the Truth, and conviftion of Hearers, 45; x R 23. 8. 8 Unto me who am Icſ5 than the leaſt of all Saints ; i5 this grace given, that * I ſhould preach amons tho « Gentiles the unſearchable riches of Chriſt ;.. ele rw c : This the Apoſtle ſpeaks confiderins his former eſtar C2, TH earl; ? 5 x Le in lim, » Fudai…
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bþ On whom this Spirit (who muſft ſtrengthen you as being a Spirit of Might, 1/7. 11. 2.) reſteth, //z. 61. 1. c May intimately and continually poſſeſs and fill not vour Heads only with his Do- rin, but your affections wtih his Spirit, ſee Fohn 14.23. d Where- by ye not only believe Chriſt's Truth, but receive and …
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I God is here taken Perſonally for the Father, the other two 1 Cor. Perſons being before mentioned, v. -2. 5. m Of all Believers. 12. ©: 1 Not only in the excellencies of his Nature, but eſpecially in his Sovereign Nominion over the Church. 9 By his ſpecial Providence through ail the Members of the Church. þ By Inh…
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i 2 9 his Chzrch with Gifts and Graces. This bD2gan to be fulfilled, j and ſeems to fienifie a laying ar Ef 1 - 5% wy rho lag be fulfilling to the end of the World, See Fob rs his Back a ſecret and mniven way Gf S Bees. Man l Jo 33 204 10. 7. ying wait to draw the t are We; A OO" *2Tim.4 11 *Andiie gavec ſome, apo…
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1aP- IV. gain 5 or rather with an unſui:able deſire of ftill going on in their fil:hinels. ; | 20 But ye have not ſo 4 learned Chriſt e. Rs 4 <o as to walk as other Gepri12s walk, in the vanity of your minds, Gr. e The Dottrin of Chrift, or Rule of Lite preſcribe by him. | '21 if ſo he that ye have heard him F, …
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| p . ; . . - » oftend him as to make him withdraw his comfortable preſence Irom Us, <ce /{/.z. 63. 10. mSet apart or marked for, ard ſecured unto the day of redemption, See ch.. 1. 14. 2 Cor. 1, 22. fo Et, T1122 UF 9. 4 they are marked that are to be delivered ; and Rev. 7. the | | Servants of God are ſealed that…
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4 Mat.21, 6 * Lect no man deccive you with vain words7 3 for Ls becauſe of theſe things + cometh the wrath of God / Col. 2. 4, * pHon the children of + diſobechence. 13. 7 Falſe and deceitful, which cannot ſecure to you the impunity + ROM. 1. they promiſe you, bearing you in hand, . either that thoſe things 15. ar…
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18 And * be not drunk with wine, whercia 2j;,,.. exceſs b ; but be filled with the Spirit c. 3 4 Tn which Drunkenneſs. 6 Protuſenels, Laſciviouinek, md}; all manner of Lewdneſs, as the effeas of Drunkennfs, P:g., 21.5, 29, Tc. c The Holy Spirit often compared to Water ; Or, [it the joy of the Spirit, in oppoſition…
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3 That ic may be well with thee, and that thon mayit live long npon the carrh z. Chriſt, be. 9. 14. Rev. 1.5. the _eſps cially the promiſe of free Juſtification and ſanfification, by Chriir, which ceceived by Faith is a means of this SanCtification, and | without which the external Waſhing is ineffe&tual; the fign…
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8 * Knowing that whatſoever good thing c any man * Rom. 2: doth, the ſame 4 ſhall he receive of the Lord vrhether 5+ 2 Cor. he be bond or free e. | | yo cViz. As the Servant of Chriſt and as unto the Lord. 4 The reward of the ſame; by a Metonymy. e Chriſt regards not thoſe differences of Men at the preſent, nor wi…
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lings,) If Souldiers leave their Ranks they endanger themſelves. 4 Having exhorted to put on the whole Armour of God, he de- ſcends to the particular parts of it, both defenſive and offentive. We need not be over curious in enquiring into the reaſon of the Names here given to the ſeveral parts of a Chriſtian's Armo…
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rough Places, through Briars and Thorns, and therefore he needs this piece of Armour. He muſt be prepared to hold the Faith, and confeſs Chriſt in the moſt difficult times. hþ With that furniture which the Goſpel affords him, which being a Goſpel of peace, and bringing the glad tidings of Reconciliation to God by C…
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together, wiz. ARS 20. 17, 20, 25, 23. With 1t..30. I Core 4s Is and 12. 28, 1 Theſſ. 5. 12, 13. I'7imeJs I» tO S. and5.17. Tir. I. $37. Heb. 12, 17. Flite 5+ 14o I Pete 5+ 2,2. 3 Fobn 1.9. Theſe "iether Biſhops or Elders, having the Overtight, Rule, Guidance, teeding of the People, i'rcaching of the Word, and Admi…
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« (> FIJers of the Church, ro conclude the inrent of the injun- « ©i94 was to ſent for all the Dioceſans of the Metropolis ? Fam. *« <c. 14 If lo, he would lizely & cd the Elders of the Churches, not of the Church, of which © 1 the Sinoviar at Zierfalem Paul and Brriavas were received, *© 4nd of the Apoſtles and F…
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this judgment on you all, upon good grounds. q Not hawd 4s that he had them as it were ingraved upon his heart, 2 ny: "ut & 7. 3- For he could live and die with them, whom he a; tinually preſent unto God (as before.) +» But in thar [for = Wi they had gotten ſo much of his cordial affe&tion) they wers ( partners wi…
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# i, e. Not only bringing forth ſome ſingle, yea, or fingular Fruit, but repleni!h'd plurally with the Fruits of Righteouinels, Cl. 1, 10. AfRs 9. 36. etlewhere call d the Fruits of the Spirit, G.l. 6. 22, Epi. 5+9. all 200Gncis and truth, aſwell as righteouſneſs, Theſe are ſuch good works as are not (whatever the …
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God, As 23. 11. 1Thefſ. 3.3. both by Dofrin. and ob<Ecnce Active and Paſſive to defend the Goſpel unto which he was admi- radly called to be a Miniſter, yea and here a Patron, 2m. 1. 1, Epi. 3. 7. with 1 Cor. 1. 1. and asit were to tread the Devil un- der foot (as Tertullian (peaks) i his own Houſe, Intimatins from…
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ous, and acknowledzed with praiſe, whether he lived or died, Rom. 14.8. yea, in the earthen Veſſel of his body, 2 Cor. 4. 11. (about which he was not ſollicitous, having retigned it entirely to C hrilt ) either in his enlargement and preaching of the Doctrin of Chrit, or in his being, oftered up and ſealing it by h…
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with them, he might by his Miniftry further their Faith in Cho; 3 their joy in the Holy Ghoſt, and more abundant gloryin Wins, power of Jeſus Chrift, for his ſafety, and being reitore3 5, mi... as we ſee in what follows, and Fph. 4. 12. with 2 Tim. 4. Pers find from his firſt Tmpriſonment at Rome, (when likely th; …
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Sa 7 - 4 v— * 00. 17 4103 » 0. Y vu G powered actually to believe, Mark 5. 24. 1 Cor. 15% 10. 2 Core ge 12. having truſt through Chriſt God-ward, 2 Cor. 3. 4. and up- En the ſame account they were continually enabled to ſuffer, not f6mply, but in bearing teſtimony to Chrift, 4s 5. 41. 1 Pet. 3. 1.1. and 4-…
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lity, with prudence and mildneſs are very commendahl- Graces, and in the tight of God of great price, 1 Per. »- 4. And therefore what he doth afterwards exhort to in this F piſtle, doth very well a- grce with what he doth write here. Where (2.) He is treatins of Grace and Godlinefs, whereas in thoſe places to the C…
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fore he abaſed himſelf with reſpect unto us. For he ſays not the form of God was in Chrift, (however, that might be truly aid) that the Adverſaries might not have occation to ſay only there was ſomewhat in Chriſt like unto God, but he ſpeaks ot that wherein Chriſt was, viz. in the form of God, and ſo that torm is …
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or abated himſelf of the all-fulneſs of glory he had equally with p2e; - | God the Father, that confidering the diſproportion betwixt the 2,24, : Creature and the Creator ; he in the Eyes of thoſe, amongſt 7x); whom he tabernacled, appear'd to have nothing of repuration4 0, k left him, Dar. 9. 26. *Tis not ſaid the…
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relation or Habit of a Servant (being ſuch an one who was alſo a Son, and a Lord, Feb. 1. 2. with 3. 6.) when yet he retains the humane Nature ftill. As therefore he was of the Seed of David according to the Fleſh, Xo. 1. 2. though before he had not Fleſh: <o he took the form of a Servant in the likeneſs of Man, ac…
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2, even the death of the croſs h. | 4 To be found is a meer #ebraiſm, not unuſual in the N. T. not importing any queſtion of the thing, but only the thing certainly happening beyond expettation. It notes here not his being ap- prehended of the Soldiers when betray'd by F44as, being before his kumble obedience, but…
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z Some take this particle ;/atively, connoting the conſequent of Chriſt's Exaltation, upon his antecedent humiliation, as elſewhere, Fobn 10. 17. Afs 20. 26. Heb. 3.7. 2 P:t. 1. 10. The Apoſtle ſhewing the ſequel of his Sufferings to be Glory according to that of Luke 24. 26. This the Ethiopic Verſion favours, Chri…
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23. As.3. 15. all Creatures being made ſubject to him, Heb. 2. 8. Some of the Papiſts ſearching for their Subterraneous Fittitious Pur- gatorr, would reftrain it to Mex, but that would ftreighten and di- minii te auguſt Glory of Chriſt, exalted above every Name, who had evea au in his Humiliation, Homage from uncle…
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ſcention, and Affettion from the ; va Iſſue of i be 6, nds reaſſume his Exhortation with a friendly Compellation. x Pe mending their former tincere Endeavours to obey the Galhel 16. Ch. 1. 5. and ver. 15. of this) in following Chrift, Mar. Ky bop and moving them to perſevere in obedience and love to God. Ba Man. » …
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Will influenced to will that it doth perform, it undoubtedly wills ſomewhat that is certain, and fo is determined by God. f T0 do that which js ſavingly good. Whereupon being made wa ling, it hath not only an inclination, and doth not only exert a woulding, but being moved by God's inſuperable Grace, 1 Cor. 3. 7. …
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of Ins ſurviving it, c<. 1, 19, 25. but in-imitetion'of Chriſt, ths good $h2pherd, Fs. 19. 11. to demonttrate his conftant affection to them (as he doth to Others, 2 Cor. vfj. 2. 3.) he which micht atrer- terry, BOrrow- F I5- 5s 7- & 223 7- Fudg. 9. 13. to ſhew that h2 cord cheerfully lay down Kis life covciti:g…
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rejoyce in the day of Chriſt 7, * that I have not run -21n vain, neither laboured in vain /. | q Carefully bearing before you , and ftedfaftly ſhewing not | only by your profeſſion, but converſation, the Lord Jeſus Chriſt, 1 Foh. 1. 1. whoſe Goſpel is the Word of Life, in that it is the ; Power of God to Salvation…
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r In the mean time he gives them an account why he eſteemed 3t needful to ſend back Epphrodirus (whom ſome, but without ſuf- ficient warrant would have to be the ſame with Epaphras, Col. 1. 7. & 4. 12. Philem. v. 23.) unto them, not as if he had failed in do- ing what he was entruſted with, but for other weighty re…
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1 By reaſon he was ſo zealous about the work of the Miniſtry in the general, or in ſpecial to carry on that ſervice, as the Churches Meſſenger, he was entruſted with, ch. 4. 18. not only in convey” ing their benevolence on ſo long and hazardous a journey, for the reltef of the Lord's Priſoner, which Chrift would ow…
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were doing miſchief among Chriſtians, not ſerving the Glory of Chriſt, but their own Bellies, v. 18. 12. being as he elſewhere calls them, deceitful Workers, 2 Cor. 11. 13. glorying in the fleſh, Gal. 6.13. »y By an elegant alluſion to the name Circumciſion, which Rite the Fewsdid glory in, and ſome falſe Teachers …
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m Not lukewarm, but exceeding fervent in the ſtricteſt ob- it ſervances of the Phariſaic Order, which was miich in external De- \ | votion, Luk. 18. 12. very ſolicitous for Proſelyres, Mat. 23. 15, 25. Herein he was above his equals for years, being exceedingly zea- "re tous of the Traditions of the Fathers, Gal. 1…
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e with the Syriac and others tranſlate the word) or Dogs-meat, refuſe caft to the Dogs, with others (and might agree with the ouſt of thoſe, v. 2. whom he calls Dogs, Mar. 15. 26. Mark 7. 28.) ihoſe much converſant in Greek Authors do criticize largely upon the word, which is acknowledg'd on all hands to import th…
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and*imputed of God, but as being only of value in the judgment of God to juſtifie, becauſe performed by him, who is not only Man, bur God, As 20. 28. and Rom. 3. 21, 24, 25+ and 10. 3. Not that it (2n be meant of the eſſential righteouſneſs of God, for the righteouſe by the faith of Chriſt, Rom. 3. 22. or that whic…
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m By an elegant Anticipation and Corre&ion, left any ſhould conclude from what he had written, as if he were now arrived at the height he aim'd at in the excellency of the knowledge of Chriſt and a full and perfet&t ſtature in that Body, or almoſt at the very pitch, he doth here make a modeſt confeſſion of his not …
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A learned Man reads it from the Greek to this purpoſe; As many therefore as are perfet, ler us think this 3 and if ye think any thing otherwiſe, even this alſo, God will or may reveal 10 you, (beſides what w2 have attained to) to walk by the ſame rule, 10 think the fame thing : Conceiving it not congruous to the ſe…
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to live godly, agreeable t0 known Truths, to ſerve God ſoberly and prudently (with due moderation) in our places conſonanrly to the meature of the Rule God hath diftributed to Us, 2 C7. 10. £2. holding the Truths wherein we agree 1n love, unity and conſtancy. It being more reaſonable that the many "Truths wherein …
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Who ſhall transform the Body of our Humility, or our low1;. nels, 2. e. our low-brought Body, the fingular for the plural, ous humble and mean Bodies, which depend upon and are beholden tg our eating and drinking, and the aQtions which follow thereupon that do humble and lower them, Luke 1. 48. now it may ye langu…
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m He ſubjoins his moſt importunate Requeſt to ſome eminent Perfon who did faithfully and fincerely draw in the ſame Yoke of Chriſt with him, even ſuch another in that Church at Philipp! (whom they well knew from the freedom he uſed when he plant- ed the Goſpel amongſt them, or might more diſtinttly know from Epaph…
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3 He diflwades not from a ſpiritual care ariſing from a vood principle, according, to a right rule, for a good end ; this carc of diligence in a due manner within our own {phere is incumber.t on us both for Spirituals and Temperals, as c<. 2. 20. with Rem. 12. 11s 2 Cor. 11.29, and 12. 14. 2Thefſ. 2. 10. 1 Tim. 5. …
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te recommends to their ſerious prattice not new tings, but 10/2 weighty Matrers which they had betore learned of lum, Woacn preaching among them. © 1 YEA and approv d as worthy to be kopt. 1 And that all things might be more lively and affecting with an incrcaſe of words; he mores with this that his Dvctr Was EX- …
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* ye did communicate with mine aflliction p. . PSTLE Cris + «a % ELEETEC 4 4 a Left any ſhould ſuſpedt from what he had fuzzcR<d gf 1; contentment, that he was not much affetted with their liboraticy but might have done as well without, as with it, and th-v mi; \. have ſpared their hounty and labour. 0 He dot…
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5 . 7A” ,*, 24 Tye” IF Ev . aaa - . " Los - * = . COITH —— CH CINcacy CoOrdinely 5 CEACITING, Others to tne int:r < WE 1 X02 T6 an0fk i all which in the forecited places (as here) £17 bf er bs ad dog connoting ablolate Frernity, 2nd joining patt, prefe ad far | . % *% £44%. . SG _ - -/ Sv 8 bt : = 4 L [ j Ages t…
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þ See on Phil. 1. 2. He doth here take in Timothy and others, in acknowledging, of God's Grace to them which might expreſs his great good will tothem. 7 Deſcribing God to whom they render thanks both abſolutely and relatively as the Father of Jeſus Chriſt according to both natures. See on 2 Cor. 1. 3. With Eph, I. …
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x Having with kindneſs and delight reported to Paul and Tims" thy, &c:. y» What a ſpiritually fervent atfettion not moved by carnal Conſiderations, but inwrought by the Spirit, Gal. 5. 6. 22. ariting from a renew'd heart, 1 Tim. 1, 5. & 2 Tim. I. 7. they had for Chriſt, for the Goſpel, the Apoſtle, and all that di…
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z Whereunto that they might be enabled it was needtul to pray tor a power from above, tor the beſt Chriſtians here below are but infirm as well as"imperte&, not able to perform what is required of them for doing and ſuffering the will of God till enſtrengthened. See on Phil, 4. 13. compared with Rev. 7. 17+ we hav…
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7 i.e. Tn the Perſon of Chriſt alone God-man, deputed of his Father to die for our Salvation, As 4. 12. & 20. 25, ſ AS we are in him, made meet, verſe 12. t Wehave eternal deliverance, Heb. 9. 12. effeted by a tull ranſom paid, 1 Cor. 6. 20. & 7. 23: x Pet. 1. 18, 19. for the freeing us indeed out of a ſtate of fin…
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may to only begotten, Chriſt being ſo begotten as no other wa or could. be, Prov. 8. 22. Mic. 5.2. Heb. 1.5, 6. even from Eternity. The word ft may either reſpe& what follows, and notes order in* the things ſpoken of, he who is firft being one gf them. 1 Cor. 15. 47. Or things going before, in which ſenie it de- n…
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thin &y. But they diſ-claim the Philoſophical Notions about Flatonick 1deas, only conceive all to be made in Chrift, as the exemplary cauſe whom God had in his eternal Decree ſet up as the pattern of all perfettions being his Tmage according to which 'twas agreed .in the Council of the Trinity, Man ſhould be made,…
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COLOSSTANS original Integrity, they necded not to be inveſted with that they never loit; and Devils cannot be' ranked among New Creatures, neither can wicked Souls, Mat. 25. 41. Rev. 22. 15. neither are there new and old orders of Angels ; © that the do- minion Chritt 15 here (as elſewhere) aſflerted as Founder of…
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bcaotten thee, Atts 13. and eternal Son-ſhip, but very inconiequently, and ablurdiy ; for \1.] Chriſt was properly the Son of God before his Reſurrettion from the dead, he did not then receive that relation by it, as other Texts clearly prove, Pſalm 2. 7. Prove 30. 4. Mic. 5+ 2- Fþ7 1. 1» & 17. 5. {2,) If his Reſu…
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STANS. Ch mands; Angels could not ſhed blood which was nico .. make peace and reconcile Enemies; And thouzh ſome Falie ", poſtles might ſeduce to the worſhipping of them, their oheq; ence could not be meritorious. y God defignins an 2+... ment to himſelf. 7. e. God the Father (and by conſeatiene s. the whole Trin…
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Ron. 6. 19. 1 Cor. 6. 11. Fph. 2. 1, 3, 11, 12. d Not only in their outward Deportment had they no communion with the true God, but inwardly they hated God as an Enemy, and they were hated of him as his Enemies; by their willing and nilling that which was contrary to him and his pleaſure, in oppoting his revealed …
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him and perſecuted him becauſe of - his communion with the Greeks and other Gentiles, which occaſion'd his Impriſonment = at Rome, Chap. 2. 1. & 4. 3,18. Affs 21. 28, 29. & 26. 17, 18. #4 Eph. 3. 1. yet this did not deter him from his office, but he 1; took pleaſure in doing his duty, As 5. 41. 2 Tim. 2. 10. gladly …
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Pominion or a Lordſhip over Chrift's Heritage, 2 Cor. 1. 24+ 1 Pet. 5.1, 2, 3- according to his ſingular and eminent Call to de a Minifter and a Witneſs, As 26. 16. as he doth elſewhere make mention of the Miniſter of God, 2 Cor. 6. 4.. 1 Theſſ. 3+ 2+ of the XN. 7. Goſpel, Word, Reconciliation, As 6. 4. 2 Cor. 5. …
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reaks forth with much more ſplendor amongft the Gentiles, Rom. 15.7, 8,9. 1 Cor. 2. 10. 2 Cor. 3. 9, 18. all glory before was but a ſhadow to this, ch. 2, 17. 2 Cor. 3. 18. Gal. 3.1. Heb. 10. 1, 6 Which is Chriſt, among, for, or in them, 7. e. who not only was preached among them, but whom they poſſeſſed, and who …
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