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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 121
21 Thus faith the LORD of hoſts, the God of Iſrael, of Ahab the fon Kolaiah, and of Zedekiah ok {on of Maaſeiah, which prophetie 2 1ye uato you in my name, Behold [ will deliver tlien into the hand of Nebuchadrezzar king of Babylon,and he ſhall fly chem before your eyes e. Deut.36:t: © ,, Thar is, ſincerely 3 as …
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here it is called villany, to denote the hainouſneſs of it, eſpecially inthole whoſe Office it was to teach others that they ought not todo it, Rom. 2, 22, Falſhood in diſcharge ofatruft is ordinarlly attended with a debauchery of Lite, nor indeed can 1t be reaſon- ably imagined, that thoſe who humovr Men, have deb…
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b It is uncertain whether this wasa Command from God to Jeremiah to record all the Revelations which God had made to him, or only the Revelation contained in this, and the following Chapter, which conſiſts chiefly of Promiſes of the Peoples reſtau- ration, and ſo God might command them to be written, that they mig…
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1 Not in that great day before mentioned, but in the day when | Annotations upon the Text, It may be more material to co = God ſhould deliver the Seed of Facob our of Troxble, m God | fider whether the Prophet's meaning be, there was none would threatens to break the Yoke of the King of Babylon, that is, to do it, or…
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thee nor, for I have wounded thee with the wotind * of an Enemy. with the chaſtiſement of a *cruel one c, for the multitude of thine Iniquiry, * becauſe thy tins were increaſed 4. b In the time of thy Proſperity thou hadſt many Friends, bur now they have torgotten thee. Very probably che Egyprizns and Aſſriens, w…
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23. Behold * the whirlwind of the LORD goeth * Chap: forth with tury 7, a+ continuing whirlwind /, it ſhall mg EN Os | fall with pain upon the Head of the Wicked r. re a 7 The Vengeance of God compared to a Whirlwind, tor the —_—_ ſuddennels of ir, and becauſe it ſhould encompaſs them to tnelr | th va ruine, 4 ter…
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tage to ſome to think, that the firſt words, are either the words of ving kind- ſome of the people owning that the Lord indeed had of 01d ap- neſs 10 3hee- peared toand for them, but doubting whether the kindneſsof God ſtill held toward them ; or elſe complaining that theſe were old Stories. To which the Prophet re…
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3 This grave, authoritative Pretace, Thus ſaith the Lord, ſeem eth to be prefixed to put the People of God our of fear of the ac compliſhment of the good things he had before promiſed,and pro-| pheſted of, The Verſe in it ſe]f is either an Exhortation to thoſe amongſt the Fews who feared God, or to the Heathen, to …
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c The particular Phraſes in this Verſe mult not be ſtrained, nor do they need a particular explication all tgnitying but one thing, viz. the happy and proſperous ſtate the Fews ſhould be in, after their return from the Captivity, both as to their Religious and Civil State; the height of Zion may either fignifie Hie…
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6 The Prophet in this,and the following Verles, is brought inas one appointed of God to quiet and comfort the Rachel betore-men= tlonec, calling to her to quiet ner ſelf, and not to mourn lo excel- tively, tor God would recompenle her for her Aflictions, which as here unCeritood by the Term Work ; ( as ſome think )…
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and lamentation, m Rachel is here brought in, having been buried near that place, as if ſhe were riſen up from the Grave, and lamen- ted the Jewiſh Nation which came out of her Loins (tor ſo Benja- mm aid. which was one of the two Tribes that made the Kingdom of Fudah) all the People of which Tribe are properly eno…
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of my ſpeaking with him ; the reaſon of the difference is, \T hg. hes to ſuffice, and it ſignifies time. I lee no reaſon to vary from our Tranſlation, ſince or from the time, as the ſame Particle ſignifierh 1 Sam, 18.30. 1 Kings 14.28, Tſz. 28. 19. I ſpake agvinſt him by my Threatnings, I do remember him with the a…
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o That is, I will exceedingly multiply them, both with Men and with Cattle,they are 26's laid waſte.their Men 216 de219ved, or gone into other lands, their proficable Beaſts are deftroyed, and kill'd up, but it ſhall nor be fo always. { will azain plant them, and there ſhall be as great plenty of eirher, as if they…
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that came to Salvation were ſaved, not from the Law or by that, but by the Goſpel and this new Covenant ; bur this was nor evidently exhibited, neither was the regenerating Grace of God to common under the time of the Law, as it hath been under the Go- ſpel, which maketh it look like a new covenant with Men, tho? …
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John 6.45, 1 Cor. 2. 10. I Joh. * Chap. a a 2. 2&2» 4 ® Acts 1s. * Ger» 1, 6, I5, ks 1 Chap. RA NI. Word V3") Rogeang, is here ill tranſlated divide, which hath! Nr bar nn. n. think thatGod here hath a reſpect to his dividing the Red Sea,chat the Iſraelites might pals over,which ſemeth nor at all here …
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; A Valley focalled (as fome think from the Multitude of Se- nacheribs Army lain therez or (as others think) from the Bo- dies of MalefaCtors put to Death at Golgotha (which was near) caſt, or buried there. k So called (as 1s thought) from the aſhes of the Sacrifices carried thither. 1 Some think that che Horſe-gat…
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11 So I took the evidence of the purchaſe, borh | that which was ſealed according to thelaw and cuſtom, and that which was openp. p It is molt probable, that upon ſuch Bargains and Sales a- monglt the Fews, two inflruments were made, the one ſealed up, to be kept by the Purcialer, the other open, to be ſhew'd to t…
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: What he prayed for, the Matter of his Prayer in the follow- q len iS comme to paſs w 8 ing Verles will inform us ; but it ſhould ſeem by it, that he was — — - ſpoken pals 7, and be p ] * not without his perplexities ; though he yielded an abſolutc Obe- dience to God's command, yet he prayeth for a clearer Revela-…
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A 33 Andthey have turned unto me the Þ * back, & + ©. 30d notthe face, f though I taught them, riſing up 7. and <2T1y, and teaching them, yet they have not heark- ned to receive inſtruction g. _ f They have behaved themſelves againſt me contemptuouſly, like Mer, who when they are ſpoken to, admoniſhed or inſtruc- …
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Tie taking of Jeruſalem, carry ing away the People, their Retury, latter part of the Verle. 1, ——8. Chriſt the Branch of Righteouſneſs : His everlaſting Kingdom and Priefthood: And Bliſſed Seed, 15, —— 26, Jorful State and ſetled Government, 9, --— 14+ [ 9 T Andiit ſhall be to me a name of joy, a praiſe and an h…
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* pardon all their iniquities, whereby they have” Cup. ſinned, and whereby they have tranſgreſſed againſt j,7.3# 18. LORD of the hoſts, for the LORD #- good, for his * » Cfron- f Rs mercy endureth for ever, andof them that ſhall bring 7: # the ſacrifices of praiſe into the houſe of the LORD ; for I will cauſe to …
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c This People, that is (ſay ſome) che Enemies of the Fews, but it may as well be interpreted either ofthe wicked Fews, wicked Men being always full of groundleſs preſumptuous hopes.,or ſunk in deſpair ; or of ſuch amongſt them as were better, but weak in Faith ; that knew how to give any firm aſſent to Promiſes, th…
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2 Thus ſaith the LORD, the God of Iſrael, Go, and ſpeak to Zedekiah king of Judah, and tell him, Thus faith the LORD, Behold, I will give this city into the hand of the king of Babylon, and. * he ſhall burn it with fire. _ ' 3 And thouſhalt not eſcape out of his hand, but?® *-* ſhalt ſurely be taken and delivered…
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0 * Thatevery man ſhould let his man-ſervant, cauſed every man his ſervant and every man his handmaid, whom he had ſet at liberty at their plea- ſure to return, and brought them into ſubje&tion, to be unto you for ſervants and for handmaids 5. 7 You again licked up your Vomit, aud profaned my Name, andevery man h…
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carth x- | x God doth not threaten all the Jews, bur thoſe only, who had made this Covenant, and fermally confirmed ir, by killing a Beaſt, and paſſing through the parts of it thus divided, and laid oppoſite one to another. Of theſe he ſpareth none bur threatens both the King, and Nobles and great Courriers, as we…
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£ The laſt words of the Verſe probably give us a reaſon of the former: They were no Native J:ws, but Scrangers amongſt chem who commonly are envied, when they arc obſerved to thrive roo much or to live ſplendidly ; and that envy of the Natives of the place where they ſojourn, expoſerth chem to their Hatred and Mal…
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ſhew them, or to ſome place of Office they ſhould have in, or about the Temple (as ſome judge, becauſe 1 Chron. 2. 55. it ap- pears they were Scribes) is uncertain: But it is a queſtion of more| moment : How God promiſeth a Reward to theſe Sons of Jonadab for obeying the Command of their Father, and whether they ha…
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houſe upon the faſting days : and alfo thou ſhalt read them in the ears of all Judah, that come out of their Cities. g We donot read that Jeremiah was a Priſoner in the fourth Year of Jehoiakim, and therefore it is very uncertainly gueſſed in what fence he here ſaith he wrt ps up. Some think Jehozakim had impriſo…
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: —— x It apeareti by V. 14. that this Fehudi was a Mefſenger com- Hananiah, and all the princes !. monly imployed by the King and Counci! ; him the King ſends Rag. _ a a.- Ys - Sets I WR We, 1>> 2 eo ms ds 2x It Way: 4 Para Fog : . Bio os e this Rela- : 1 It is uncertain whether this Micaiah went to make thi…
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e It ſpeaketh nothing but the Impotency, and Paſhon, and de- bauchery of humane Nature, - to ſwell againſt any Revelations of the Divine Will. The Countels of the Lord ſtall ſtand, and Men only further entangle themſelves by fſtrugling in the Lord's Net. Tehoitkim burns one Roll, God will have the ſame thing wrote …
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6 Then came the word of the LORD to the pro- 34+ 21» phet Jeremiah, ſaying, mt 7 Thus faith the LORD, the God of Iſrael, Thus N ſhall ye fay to the king of Judah that ſent you unto eb me, to enquire of meh, Behold Pharaoh's Army 'N which 1s come forth to help you, ſhall return to E- FR gypt into their own land 7…
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« You now fee what kin of Prophets they are who fed you with hopes that the King of Babylon's Army ſhould return no moretothe Siege of the City. I told you they would return; you had other Prophets that told you they ſhould not judge,now who were the true Prophets. The Devil in all Ages had ſome that con» cradicte…
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, TY Shephatiah the Son of Mattan, and Geda- y fy liah the Son of Paſhur, and Jucal the Son 0: Shelemiah, and Paſhur the Son of Malchiah, heard the words that Jeremiah had ſpoken to all the People, ſaying a, | 4 Here are four of the Great Men, Counce!lors, or Great Officers to Zedekiah named, of whom we have no …
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4 That is, in your power; either by the Eſtabliſhed Law againſt falſe Prophets, or elſe I yield up my power to you, I ſurrender him into your hands. But neither of theſeſeemeth very probable, tor here is no mention of the ſitting of the Sarhedrim to judge him as a falſe Prophet, nor of any judicial proceedings of t…
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promiting nothing as to his hearing and obeying his Counſel : As to the former he gives him the ſecurity of his Oath,that he wou!d neither himleltflay him, by giving any immediate command from himſelf, nor ſurrender h1M up into the hands of thoſe malicious Princes, who he perceived ſought his Life. The form of his …
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King of Judah's houſe, ſha/l be brought forth to the King of Babylon's princes z,, and thoſe Womez ſhall ſay, + Thy friends have ſet thee on, and have pre- vailed againſt thee, thy feet are ſunk in the mire a, and they are turned away back 6. Thou that art afraid of the Inlultings of Men that are thy Subjeas,ſhal…
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9 Then Nebuzar-adan the captaia || of the guard, þ or. :;- carried away captive into Babylon the remnant of the acar/ha!, people that remained ia the city, and thoſe that fell T_ Hev. away, that fell to him, with the reſt of the people Pe J that remained 27. _— This Nebuzara4an what in that place, which we call th…
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brew, ſet thine eyes upon him z and expounded by the following words, commanded him to do him go harm, and to give or granc ro him, whatever he deſired. 13 So Nebuzar-adan thecaptain of the guard ſent, and Nebuſhasban, Rab-ſaris and Nergal-ſharezer, Rab-mag, and all the kir.g of Babylon's princes, 14 Even they ſe…
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were In the fields, ever they and their Men heard that m — 10, I HE word which came to Jeremiah from the LORD 4, after that Nebuzar-adan the cap- tain of the guard had let him go from Ramah 6, when he had taken him being bound 1n || chains a- mong all that were carried away captive of Jeruſalem and Judah, which…
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tz Even all the Jews returned out of all places whither they were driven, and came to the land of ſudah, to Gedaliah unto Mizpah,and gathered wine, and ſummer- fruits very much p. ya p Probably upon the King of Babylon's firſt invading Judah, many fled, and more as he went on his Corquelts, over-running the Connt…
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Keſidue Captiv to the Ammonites, but they are reſcued from bim by Johanan, whe interdetch to fl:2 into Egypt, 10, — _], 1 * OW it came paſs in the ſeventh month a, | tat Iſhmael the ſon,of Nethaniah of Eliſhama of the ſeed royal b, and the princes the king, even ten men with him c, came unto Ge- daliah the fon o…
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d having done this, he knew there was no the men, and went to fight FEREMIAH. hters, who either had concealed themſelves at the taking of lefr behind by the Conquerors, as not like \im there, ſo he haſtneth away tothe Ammonztes, | Death of Gelaliah upon all the Nethaniah, and found him ; hanan coming with great…
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lies in a calling of God to witnels the finceriry of the heart of thoſe that ſwear,for a ſecurity tothoſe to whom the Oath is givea which alſo includeth a fecrer challenging God, to take Vengeance upon the perſons that give that ſecurity, if they ſhould not do ac- cordingly as they promiſe ; which ſpeaketh the Athe…
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x If you would ſee your Doom ina Glaſs, look upon Jeruſg. lem, which according to my word I have dealt fo feverely with, that amongſt Men it would be called fury, though ia me it was but deliberate Juſtice, that my wrath declared againſt ir, (like Ji- quid things melted) diffuſed it ſelf into all parts of it : I wi…
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4 The Prophet aſcertaineth that doom unto them, which Ver. 14, 15, 16.he had threatned them with in caſe they were refoived co go into Egypt; we muſt expect nothing but utmoſt dilap- pointments upon ations done 1n diſobedience to the revealed Willof God : Yon thinkto avoid Death by going thither for a little time …
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f This relolution they preſently put in practice. Though it is certain that Jeremiah and Baruch were not willing to go along with them, and probably that many of the People were not w il- ling, yet tnele rebellious Captains forced them all along with them, ſo as many of them were now a kind of Priſoners to their o…
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#£ Th Patience and Goodneſs of God to this Remnant of his anc'e:t People is very remarkable ; he leaveth them noteven 1n cher Rebellion, but fendern J-remiah whom he had before fent to prevent their going into this Idolatrous Country, to try If 1n F:yp tiicy would be brought to a berter mtuzd. bt ſhould ſeem, £i1a…
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not make him quit his relation to Iſrael, but he was and ſtill would approve himſelf the God of thoſe who were his true Iſrael. p The meaning 1s, my ful] defign againſt you is to bring Evil up- on you. This 1s expreſſed under che notion of ſetting his face, and Amos 9. 4. ſetting his eyes againit them, 12 AndI wil…
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w Here 15the root of all finners diſobedience, their reſo;ution to pleaſe and humour themſelves, not knowing how in any thing to deny themlelves ; hence it is that denying our ſelves is by Chriſt mag? the frit Law or Condition of his Diſciples. x By the Queen of Heaven ſome here urdecftand the Sun, which notion is …
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26 Therefore hear ye the word of the LORD, all Judah that dwell in the land of Egypt, Behold 1 have ſworn by my great. name, ſaith the LORD g, that my name ſhall no more be named in the mouth of any man of Judah, i all the land of Egypt, ſaying, the LORD God liveth h. g Seing you are ſo fixed and peremptory,So0d …
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c [cremiah had in ns former Diſcourſes revealed the Will of God concezmng Nations, here he revealeth it as to Barich his Se- crcrary or Clerk, upon which account ſome compare him ro Paul writing to P/1/emon as well as ro Churches, 3 Thon didſt ſay, Wo is me now. for the LORD hath added grief ro my ſorrow, I fainte…
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2 The Prophet compareth the Egyptizns flefhed with their for- mer ViRtory obtained againſt Jo/72h in Hegido, and now prepa- ring to another Expedition, to a Flood { with alluſion provadly to * FISSy Se A A *E by © "Ta Lt - Fl LEE Bl FT 6. v4 "URL the River Nilzs, who Warers ufed corite toa great heig…
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another z, and they faid, Arile, let us go azain ro #- our own pcople, and to the j2nd of our naticicy from the oppreſſing ſword mw. » The Prophet had hefore ſpoken of Mibrchadnigoar, as 27 inſtrument in the hand of God, who being armed with his Con. miftion and Power, made many to fall ; yea God cauied fych 2 fox…
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k Eeypt 1s compared to a Forreſt either for the multitude of Ct. ties, or of People jn that Country, and to a thick Forreſt, becauſe 35 it isan hard thing to make ones way through a Forreſt, fo it was Judged as hard for an Enemy to make his way into that Country ; in humane probability Egypt could not be ſearched,y…
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e This is all but a deſcription of the march of an Army, fo ter- away to ſave themſelves looking upon themſelves as loſt, and un- able to protect their Children, ; 4. Becauſe of the day that cometh to ſpoil all the Philiſtines f, and to cut off from Tyrus and Z1don every helper that remainethg : for the LORD will …
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* "HE Prophet having Chapter 46. denounced Gods Judgment BY againſt Egypr, and againſt the Philiftines, Chap. 47+ in this Chapter he cometh to do the like againſt the Mozbires. Moabthe Father of theſe Moabires was the Son of Lot, Gen. 19. 37, The Vo . "> . . - Y Moabites Country lay inthe way the Iſraelites went t…
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and of which they boaſted, the Prophet tells them they ſhould be aſhamed of this Idol, or for this Idol; q as the 1ſraelites, that 1s, the Ten Tribes were aſhamed of, or for the golden Calves,which Ferobom ſet up at Dan and B2thel, which were the caule of ruine '# to thole Tribes. Confidences in any thing but in Go…
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down from thy glory a, and fit in thirſt b - for the ſpoiler of Moab fhall come upon thee c, ard he ſhall deſtroy thy ſtrong holds. 2 Of this Dibsn we read, Numb. 21. 30, It was a Land for Cat- tle, Numb. 32.3. Both Dibon and Aroer, and Ataroth were built hl by the Children of Ga. to whoſe Lot it fel], Yer. 34. as…
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6 j rears old c : for the waters alſo of Nimrim ſhall be | LORD. + deſolate 2. deſolartons. 7 Pid. Iſa. 12.5. dHeſhhon, and Elealeb, and Favax, me! Zoar, and Horonaim, were all Cities of Moab, who are here a:l; threatned with ruine 3 with the Country about Nimrim, whic | Nimrim is mentioned no where in Scripture…
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w yore think tis Prophecy was fulfilled upon the returtr of the -ws out of Babylon, when the Fews had inhabired the Lard of Moab, Zeph. 2. 9. but this doth not ſeem to be the brinoins my 2ain the Captivity of Mob, bur of Pudth ; befides in char place it 15 ſaid, taat Moab fhoul4 be 3s Sodomgand the childrey of ug …
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