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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 181
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11 Leave thy fatherleſs children, I will pre- ſerve ter alivez and let thy widow trult in me 7. m The only queſtion npont his Verſe is whether in the whole of it, be a promiſe,or a threatning ; if it be a promiſe the fence is, that though this great deitrnftion ſhould come upon the * Body of the Elomites, yet God…
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mies to come againſt Edom in Battel. ſhall the heart of the mighty men of Edom be-as the 15 For lo, I will make thee ſmall amongſt the heart of a woman in her panes : : Heathen, and deſpiſed among men /. { Obadiah in his Prophecy againſt Edom, Yer. 2. hath much the lame words importing that God would bring the Edo…
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28 A Concerniag Kedar w, and concerning, the kingdoms of Hazor x, which Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon ſhall ſmite, thus faith the LORD y, | Ariſe ye, goup to Kedar, and ſpoil the men of the ealt. z w K:1', Gen. 25. 13. was one of the Sons of Iſhmael, whoſe Poſtericy inhabnted part of Arabia Petrea. See Ha. 21. 1…
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Hazovites, Elamites, or Perſians, ( the moſt of which had been Enemies to the Jews) in tacſe two Chapters he denounceth God's Judgments again!t che Chaldeans and Babylonians. Thele were ro eXecute God's Vengeance onal! the reſt,and therefore are then - get, which ſhould be a great mulrwude of Camels and other Carce…
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15 would we hte og CT ns ne prepoſi- ,*10n 22 15* underſtood, making this che 1ggravarion of rhe j:ws {ins,that they were commitred in a Land whici: ought co have been an habication of Juſtice, az 7/2. 25. 10, it is faid, thar the wicked Man in a land of uprightneſs will deal unjutly Mr, Calvin lat anorh=rnorion,…
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13” Becauſe of the wrath of the LORD), it ihall net be inhabited, but it ſhall be wholly deiolate c: every have lianed againſt the LORD r,, the habitation of jaitices, evea the LORD, the hope of their fa. LICKS / « | one that goeth by Babylon, ſhall be aftonithed, and hiſs at all her plagues 4, prerended that in…
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»y There 1s ſome Diſputes amongſt Interpreters, Whether the words here Merathaim and Pekod be to be taken as common Nouns, the one ſignifying Rebels or Rulers, the other Vi fitation, becauſe the Chaldeans were Rebels againſt the Lord,and were great Rulers over all the contiguous Nations : Or whether they be pr6- p…
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29 Call tozether the archers againſt Babylon z: all ve that bend the how camp againſt irround abounr ; let none thereot eic ompenſe her according to her work ; according to all that ſhe hath done, do 5ug a ? . ' Ar unto her : for ke hath been proud againſt the LORD, againſt the holy One of Iirael k. : i The word…
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totally ruined, as $:4om and Gomrrah, fo as there fhovlk! he vo Habitations tor Nen, but wild Beaſts only uf all foris ſhould in habit and lodge 13 it. The tulhlling of this we have notin ho!y Writ, only the beginning of its accomyl:ſhment, it bejog taken by Cyrus who only made them Tributaries, and took away their…
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2 And will ſend unto Babylon * fanners,tnat ſhall fan her, and empty her land6: for in the day of trouble they ſhall be againſt her round abour c. b Wicked Men are compared to Chaft, P{a!. 2. 4. Sach as exe- cuce judgment on them are called Fanners, Fer. 15. 7. So Matth. 2. 12, becauic as the Fanner keepeth what 1…
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8 Babylon 1s ſuddenly * fallen and deſtroyed x: + 1... on howltor her, * take balm for her pain, if ſo be ſhe Rev. 141, and Iv; Pros n Thar is, ſhe ſhall ſuddenly fall and be deſtroyed ; you may © Clap. iy try all the probable ways tor her Cure, but they will all be uled 46+ 1% CER oa EO 11 * Make Þ bright the a…
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þ Babylon 15 not here called a Monntain becaulc ir was {icuared upon any Hills or Mountains, tor if appea! s from Genes no, 2, that it was fituated ina Plain, and we rcad /*r{e 13. that is gwe!s upon many Waters ; but becauſe ic was very "igh Tor Its Pow Cr, and Greatneſs, and had very high Walls and Towers, that i…
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© 33 They ſhall roar together like lions - they ſhall | yellas lions whelps m:. m It is incertain whecher this be to be underſtood of the Medes making horrible roarings ard noiſes when they took Batylon: Or, of the B1by/onians, who upon the taking of their City (as is 11- ſnal) made horrid Outcries, as being a Peo…
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| 4 Nen had need take heed how they give- cauſe of appeals to God againſt them, eſpecially the appeals of ſuch asare a People that have a Covenant reJation to God. God in thoſe caſes ordina- rily ſheweth himlelfa ſwift wicneſs and Judge; and gives a ſpeedy Judgment in ſuch cauſes. Behold, faich God, I will plead th…
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"I S tAhal 11 34 an; all $} 48 Then * the heaven and rhe carth, and all that ' ' i.le + <bo y + NOPE t Es "by _—_ . ft » ag . yo + Cr i 1 -4-@ | id +4 75 Therein {hl jag for Babylon ce, for the IDourers | e jo Vit 49» 8 ay .. 1 Eg NESS FRE 13.75 | pay hall comennto her from thenorth, faith the TORT F. | 3%; 2 e…
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x Incredible things are rol us by Hiftorians of this roar DO; They lay tie compPils of 1: 4.45 threetcore Miles 45our. Thar # Walis were in hetziit £40 hnadred toot, in breanr's | | Ctartiots might drive a broaf upon the top © t the breaking down of tir: Wills, and burmng of cheje Gates and towers. y And ©45 thoug…
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4 Here the wicked aQings of Zedebiah, and particularly his ReHellion againſt che King of 226y/0z who had made him King, as 2 King 24. 17. and to whom he had given an Oath of Fealty, is aicribed ro the wrath of the Lord; God not putting any ſuch wickedneſs into Is heart,bur ſuftering him fo to miſcarry, having a de…
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29 The two pillars, one ſea, and twelve brazen bulls, that were under the baſes which king Solomon 7 BY, had made in the houſe of the LORD-= Þ the braſs of $6437 245 ij] theſe veilels was without weight 7 i S0/omon made two Pillars, 1 Kings 7- 15. which Ver, 21. he called Fachin and Boaz, /'er. 23.4 motten Se4, te…
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s Jehoiachin began his Reign at eighteen years of Age, 2 Kings 24. 8. and reigned but chree months, bur that he yielded himic!t tro the King of Ba»z/oz Befieging him, Ver, 12. in the ejphtts Year of the King of Babvlo?'s Reign. He was a Prifoner in "Bas bylon (as appeareth by this Text) in which circumftances he co…
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itis generally thought chat what we have iu this Chapter was nor penned by the Prophet F:r:i2/, who it 15 nor probable weuld have io largely repeated what he had related before Chap. 39.and could not Hiftorically relate what happened afrer his time as (ome things did which are mentioned towards the end of the Chapt…
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a Thele were called Pots, 2 Kings 25. 14. e Which wereto remove rhe aſhes from rhe Altar. f Some think that this word 1n this place were better tranſlated Tongs, becauſe he 1s ſpeaking of Inſtruments of Braſs, and that tho!e Urenſils are nor here under- tiood with which they ſnufted rhe Lamps, becauſe they were of …
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twixt this Texc, and r Kings 7. 19. and 2 Chron. 4. 13+ about the number of the Pomseranates. In the Book of Kings it 1s ſaid the Pomegranates were in number two hundred, 2 Chron 4. 13+ they arc laid to have been four hundred, The meaning 15, There were an hundred in a row, in the two rows two hundred, in the four …
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during the Reign of Zedebiah; and Jebrjachin, outliving the Reign of Zedehiah Twenty five Years, 1 muſt needs be fixty five Years and an half after the word of the Lord firſt came to Jeye- mah gefore the Death of Jojzclinz fo as the Prophet if he lj- ved ro that time muſt be near and hundred years old,which is ror …
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_ f This is expounded as the cauſe why the Jews were carried into Caprivity, becauſe of the ſervitude, and oppreflion exerciſed amongſt chem, oppreſſion by their Rulers, and ſervitude more ge- nerally, keeping their Servants beyond the Year of Jubilee, when rchey ought to have (et them ar liberty,and that this was …
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witch the Enemy hat laid violeot hands, forhis Phrale of ſpread- in, out the hand israken Iſa. 25.11. The things of the Sanctuary were always nleatant things to thoſe that feared God. Pofibly thoſe that little valued them before, now looked upon them in their true notion. We leldom know our mercies t1]] we come to …
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18 Þ The LORD is * righteous, for [ have * xe- * Dar... belled againſt his -} commandment mw : hear, I yray * * 50. you, all people, and behold my ſorrow : "beer. (20.4, 15 and my young men are 2one into captivity x * "I w The Prophet either dire&terh thole thar feare,| God 'h - they ſhould ay, or exprefſeth what …
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# Iſa. 13, VICE bring the day that thou haſt] called,and they i : y — ape no ho. __ &c. Jer. {hall be like untro me f. : _ ac 5 = - —_ EY DACK 13S ! L,0C LING SOLES © Fog 45. &C. c The Nations contignous to me, E215t, &c. thole that before 'IOrC The eilcmy ”, and he burnec 2ZAUUL Jacod lite a 1 Or, pro- courted me, …
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*hem q "wn from the higheſt pitca of Glory and Honour, to the {fo his Service, and ict 107 1 meanelt degree of Bat-iiels and Servicude. c The Earth is called {and Communion of the Ciuiroh of fe J-ws ; - 5 Altar 1s take, y %/ Nt 44 « / is a ſpecial reference to Zedehkith che Ring of Fulih; 22 who was the Hizgh-Pr…
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f This whole Verſe is but expreſſive of the Prophets great af. fiction for the Miſet jes come upon the Jews. He wept himfelf al- moft blind. g His paſſion had diſturbed his bocily Humours,that is Bowels were troubled. þ His gall lying under his Liver, upon this difturbance was vormited up, they are all no more than…
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* Plal. 38. h 16, 20 © Behold, O LORD, and conſider to whom and the prophet be flain in the Sanctuary of the x That is, not to Heathen who never owned thee, nor were and thine Heritage let thy former relation to us, and our former acknowledgments of thee, prevail with thee. y Wilt thou ſuffer, with the fruit of …
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f He hath not builded with me encreafing my proſperity, and proteCting my Houſes, but he hath builded Forts and Batteries and Caſtles, military Buildings) to batter down my Walls and Houſes, Iſa. 29.2, 3. g Or, with Poiſon, Venom and Miſery (as ſome Tranſlate it) and it ſeems more proper than gall and rr4- varl, w…
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2 if accordivg ro our Tranſlati»n we read Remembring, Or 1:1? I remember, theſe rwo Verſes contain bur one Sentence 3 1n the former part the Prophetin the Name of this People expretieth heir deſpairing Condition; in re latter he gives rhe reaſon of 1t, iz. The Peoples poring upon their great, and heavy affliciions,…
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22 He putteth his mouth in the duſt, if ſo be there may be hope z. z If [ber] may be ſupplied, or 7when] ( as Pagnine tranlateth } rhe connex1on of theſe word: with the former, is very be repeated in the beginning of Yey. 28, and 29. However hoth this aad the former Verſes, ler us know the Duty of Perſons under Af…
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& This Verſe admits of various Senſes, cauſed from the various interpretation of the H: brew word, which we Tranſlate complain which alſo Ggnifies to mourn or grieve; ſo fome render it, why, doth aliving Man grieve or vex himſelf? But the word 15 noted moſt generally ro fiznifie complaining or murmuring. w The wor…
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x AMficions ofren in Scriprure are called Water, 14. 25. 17,18. 4+ 5+ andg9. 19. o Thats, I am utterly undone, there 1s ao itope for m 2?. the low dungeon p | 22. Iſa, 3" pThat 1s, our of my deepeſt affligtion; as Forah our of the © 114! © ; 55 © *I called upon thy name, OLORD ; vat of * prat belly of Hell, Fon…
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4 The toneue of the ſucking child cleaveth to the be: roof of his mouth for thirſt: the young children ack #4 bread, and no man breaketh it unto tkem h. 4 h Asthe fatr.els of the Mothers Mj)Jk rakes it inſtead of Bread and Fleſh to the ſucking Ch:1d, io the moiſture of jt wakes it to be as Drink to allay its keat,…
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body than rubies, their poliſhing was of ſapphire n:. | By Naxzarites in this place the moſt and beſt Interpreters do not underſtand Perſons who were of the Religious Order of Na- 42rites, (the Laws of which Order are to be read, Numb.6.2. and of whom we read Amos 2.11, 12. for here isa Beauty deſcribed (under ſev…
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of Jacob, and dweiled in a part of Arabia, that obtained the Name of +, probably from Xx the Son of Diſhan, who de- icended from Seir, Gen. 36. 20, 28. they our of their od hatred to the Fews rejoyced at their ruine,as we learn from the Prophecy of 004474, who upon this account was fent to Propheſie againſt them, …
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k O Fudes thy puniſhment i paſt, but the puniſhment of Edem 's yet to come. The Fews were to abide many Years in Captivity, bur they were now tuffering their laſt puniſhment from the Chal- deans, they were only for tome Years to continue in that ſtate of Captives. / After thy term of Captivi:y ſhall be expired, tho…
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30. J the || terrible famine . m The want of bread cauſed leanneſs, and palenels, and 111 co- J > - T:y. ours 1n their Faces . 11 They raviſhed the women in Zion, ard the maids in the eities of Judah 7. » Uſual Outrages of barbarous Soldiers. The Heb. 1s, They humbled, a modeſt term to expreſs thole actions by.…
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heart of all the Fews. So the Prophet doth by order from the Lord preach againſt the Heathen round about, through the 25th Chapter, and on to the end of the 324 Chapter; after which he is ſent to preach Repentance and Pardon, with Grace and Frvuonr to 1: a6), zo proclaim the Mefliah's Kingdom, and ro aſſure them of t…
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o The 4c. hach only Ffth according to its conciſe Stile, we do wei. to ſupply, day, as in verſe 1. p Thamnz, as vzrſe. aniwering tO our June and Jiily. q This Account obſerved, will guide us 11 computing the times this Prophet referred to wer. 1. theſe five of 7ehojacnm, and the eleven of hisPredeceflor added tothe…
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eance A 11. Job 38.1. Pſal. 104.4. 7 Came as if it knew its way, and notwirhſtanding its Impertuouſneſs and Irregularities, yet held itsdire& courſe. k From Baby/on, which in Scripture Geography islaid North- ward from 7udear; and the Prophet tho' now in Babylon, does ſpeak of the Jews, as if they were in Jerzſale…
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they four alſo had the face of an eagle. /{ Here the prophet doth more expreſly ſet forth what was more darkly mentioned in the 6eb werſe, and deſcribeth their Faces both by the proper Reſemblances, and by their Reſpe& of the local Diffe- rences of Eaſt and Weſt, or right and left Hand. But ſince ſuch Dit- ference…
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He farther deſcribeth what he had more briefly ſpoken of werſe 6. Tacre you had their Shap? and Make, here you have their Colour, ein which they were ſeen by the Prophet. f Their Aſpe& was of a fizry Colour, to afright and alarm ſecure Sinners. That God who had hitherto appeared moſt patient and long-ſuffering, now…
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#5 The Circumference of the Wheels, the whole Compaſs of the Wheels, or the Valleys (as Carter cals the whole roundle of his Wheels.) & The two ſtrakes, the thickneſs of Hub and Valleys, give us the height of a Wheel from the Earth on which ic ſtands. / Their very height impreſt a Fear on the Bcholder, bur if we ma…
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g Below at a great, which is but due, diſtance of Angels, and Crea- tures, and Servants to their God, Creatos and Lord, ſtood theſe 1i- ving Creatures, z. e. Two of each living Creatures as appeareth by the Phraſe one toward the other. + Stretch'd forth ready for Motion if commanded, and with equal Streightneſs and…
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g Here more particularly is deſcribed the Brightneſs before men. tioned. þ A Rainbow, the Fire being reſplendent and clear, caſts its Rays on the thick Cloud below. And this 1s mentioned no doubt to allure the Prophet, and thoſe among the Jews that did tremble and wait for God, that God would not forger his Covenan…
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c he that ſendeth thee, is whom thou ſaweſt on the Throne advanced jeſs Angels who dire&s them in their courſe of Miniſtry ſubſerving _ Will of God, and who will give them charge of rhee in thy way. Hb. Sons; God gives them fill the Name of Sons and Children, he 535 not hafty to abdicare, to diſinherit and caſt off…
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They will ſcoff and perſecute, but I command, and remember whom |! come ; ſo this Prophet's Meſſage would be a moſt heavy Burden tothe thou haſt ſeen, who is with thee. » Be ſure to tell them who ſends | Jews and other Nations agaiaſt which he propheſieth. thee, read the Commiſſion, Thr ſaith &c. 5 And they o, * whe…
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8 Behold », IT have 0 made thy face ſtrong againſt = faces, and thy p forehead ſtrong againſt their fore- eads. n This may be to remove the Obje&ion of the Prophet, who mighe plead the ſoftneſs of his own Metal, and pretend ſhameleſs Sinners ill ſcoffa young Prophet out of Countenance. Behold, ſays God, conſider. …
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* Joh. r5.* for # they will not hearken unto me: for & all the houſe 3O. + zleb. Dri ef fore kiad, ans hard of h cart. enrich with the Gift of Tongues in Goſpel-days. & Deep Lip, &c. wid. wer. 5, e Words are articulate and ſignificant, and when under. Nood, they are Words to the Hearer, but whilſt not underſto…
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arhy he had with hisCountrey-men in theirSufferings and Calamiries, Dr > Becauſe of thoſe Wickedneſles he ſaw and reproved in them. Or, 3. Becauſe he muſt be the unwelcome Meſſenger of ſuch unwel- cons News. Or, 4. Becauſe the Danger he was expoſed to among enraged Deſperadoes: which vay ever you explain it, 2ekiel…
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# What muſt be done to Sinners is ſaid, now for thoſe that have ' been righteous take thy Dire&ions. 6 Either one that hath for ſome continuance of time profeſſed the Way of Righteouſneſs, but 1s now | overcome of Vices: Or, who is righteous only in appearance, as {: Wnt Prov. 18. 17. Ezckicl 18. 24,26. and 33. 13.…
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Chap. IV. of Heaven and Farth, and in this Stite the Lord ſpealcs above eighty times in this Prophecy. #2 'Tis his Duty and Safety, and 1 propoſe it to his Conſideration, Jet him think what he hath to do herein. 7 T1s at his own peril, thou haſt warned him, and now trouble not thy ſelt, neither be grieved much at …
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laſted the remaining two Months of the 9:4 Year, and the whole 10h M Year, except ſome five Months wherein the Babylonian; retired to fight FR the Egypmans, beat them, ſpoiled them, and returned to the Siege of the Fernſalem, which laſted to the 9th Day of the 4th Month of Zedekial'ls, Þ % r1:/) Year, So that one w…
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[then take thee 7 balances to & weigh ard divide the pair, | @ It is not unlikely that this Command was given to the Prophet ſo ſoon as he had underſtood the former Chapter's Viſion. 5 Vid. £5. 2. 1. c Procure it by any means. d A Sword or Knife very ſharp, as Heb. ſo the grievous Judgment is expreſs'd, ch. 21.9. …
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w—__ #- : VS o: ® Chap. V. * Lev. 26. 29. Deur. 28. 53- 2 Kings6. * Chap. 7. ſpare, neither will I have pity 5. 4,9. & 8. m A Formofan Oath becoming none but the living God, uſed often 18, in Scripture and in this Prophet. #» Violated and prophaned. o My but either becauſe they never heeded how they were p…
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