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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 241
e Though the 01d World periſh'd by Water, and the Judgment was greater in irs Extent, and Sodemn deſtroyed by Fire, yet neither one or other was ſo lingring a Death. Theſe poor Jews were long dying, and felt themſelves dying. Read the Lamentations as Commentary on this Text, or Jo/-phrs's Wars of the Jews. Though i…
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| Tides worſhip'd Idols, or who accounted Rivers among their Gods: ITo thoſe that worſhip'd their Idols in low and ſhadowy Valleys. In all theſe places the Jews had either their ſeveral Gods, or performed a ſe- vera] kind of Worſhip, or, contrary ro Command, worſhip'd their God, and ſer up Altars to him there. »: T…
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broken, &c. And if this vary from the Grainmatical ConftruQion, yer it carrieth very good Senſe, and agreeable to the foregoing Words. Their whoriſh Hearts would ſtill have forgotren God, if he had not broken their Hearts with Judgments; bur they remembred, when broken; and this breaking was the Occaſion or Cauſe o…
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me. the reft convinced and aſtonied, ſhall confeſs that God hath done chis great thing againſt them, CHAP. VII rophecy of the fnal aud arcadful deſolation of the land, 1—15. The I thy 47 FO%* { his p:tiful mourning of them that «ſcape, 16—19. - The ſanifuary, becauſe of Ihacl's far, 2022. Under the type of a cha…
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with Injuſtice and Violence oppreffing all. a Is grown up to be, though a Rod to puniſh bad Men, yet to be worſe than thoſe it puniſh- 'eth; in brief, you may expett the very worſt from the Power, Pride, and Violence of thoſe I am now letting in upon you. Or, 2. It may re- fer to 1/-ae!; thus your Tribe (or Rod, th…
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17 All c *hands ſhall be feeble, and all knees 4 + ſhall be weak as water. c With which they ſhould hold the Inſtruments of Fortification, the Weapons of War, the Tools of Working, and that ſhould carry away their Goods, that they ſhall not beable to workat the Ramparts, nor fight in the Battel, nor earn their Bre…
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> Their Riches, the Ornament of a Nation, their Silver, Gold,&c. Or rather, the Temple and Ark,and all that pertained to it, which was the Beauty and Glory of that Nation, and they accounted it ſo. q God commanded it ſhould be ſtately, beautiful and rich, very magnificent, faid Solomon, great, 2 Chron. 2. 5. and Go…
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fe. n Which 115 forbiden, and ſuch PiQures are to be deſtroyed, Numb. 33. 52. indeed is the Hand which took him by the Head, gently, but with (6 Poſſibly they had the ſame ſer of Idols by different Givers, and mighty Strength. were with him. p He ſeemed to fly as a ſwift Bird through the A:-, o Carried me to ſee Je…
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6 Offering Incenſe before the Idols. c Either the Sanhedrim or Council of 70, who ſhould have preſerved Religion pure and untain. ted, ty which their Office bound them : or, elſe 70 of the more aged Heads of theTribes, or Familes, who ſhould have been Examples by their Pureand Conſtant Affe&ion to true Religion, bur…
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/ Courts, now he is come to the very Houſe it ſelf. f Thar ſtately large Porch, beautified with the high curious and mighty brafs Pillars, 7a- chin and Boaz,, of which ſee 1 Kings 6. 3. and 7- 15.21. g The bra- zen Altar for burnt-offerings, which was placed in the Court before the Front-of the Temple, and is here …
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- # 2 Kings 16. 14. This is net contradiftory to that 5:h Verſe, which| hood, whether Ordinary Prieſt, or High Prieſt; Ex9d. 28. 42. 42. y, ſpeaks of the Place where Ahaz had wickedly placed the Alrar; but this| Lev. 6. 10. In this Habit appeared the Ange), Dar. 19.5. and 12.6, 7. c 16th Verſe ſpeaks of the ſame — ng…
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Chap. phire ſtone, * as the appearance of the likeneſs of a* | f throne, 26. a Or 41d, which conneCting this with the ninth Chapter, will con. note the time, wherein he thus ſaw þ in Spirit or Viſion, and this Viſioa is the ſame of chap. r. repeated, or very little differing from ir and with ſome particular Deſig…
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z Verſe 2. See it. For that Yerſe and this are the ſame in effeQ&- 7 And « one cherub Þ ſtretched forth his hand J rubins. there appeared over them, as it were a e fa- between the cherubims, and 7 took thereof, and tf pf *! 110 th 10 2 $ 8. #__E. Bro et On un . | been F great | Nat to e, ant e him, 5 Was4…
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the wheels alſo were beſides them, and g every one ſtood at the door of the þ eaſt.garz of the LOR DS houſe ; and the glory of the God of Ifrael was over them above. © The Glory of the Lord, v#. 18, is faid to hve ſtood above the Cherubims, and here the Cherubims m unt, ger farther from the Earth, and by nearer Ac…
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* The Spirit ofProphecy again moved him. » Which 15 here cal. fed the Spirirofrhe Lord; or the Spirit of the Lord, as the Reb. will bear. & Deſcended, by its own A& powerfully, fweetly, and pre- vailingly entred the Man. &@ Inclined me that I could nor but ſpeak. > As thou gocſt by my Appointment, ſo be ſure to ule…
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a Ferrſalem, tho it ſuffered unparalle'd Hardſhips. 6b Shall not be the place of your Sufferings, greater are reſerved for you, you fſhal] be tortured in 2 ſtrange Land. c Do more againſt. you at R:#1atb, whereas 2 Kings 25.6,7. the Captive King had his Children and others _ with them firſt murdered before his Eyes…
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; The gathered, who aſſembled upon Cyrus's Proclamation firſt, and then again upon Darius's Proclamation ; of which Ezra chap. t. and chap. $. they met together ſomewhere n the Land of their Caprivity, and kad a long Journey to Feruſalem. u They ſhall overcome all Difh- culties, and eſcape Dangers, and diſpatch the…
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Ff Affeer all this. g The ſame ſpirir of God which carried him to Feruſal:m, and to the Temple, now brings him back in like manner to his captive Brethren in Cha/dca. Not corporally, bur in an Extaſy or Raptureof his Spirit by the Power of the Spirit of God. 7 Ir was a Viſion from Heaven, all that was repreſented ro…
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Jidfly with him, as the Choice and Flower of his valiant and truſty Servants, who would guard him through all Dangers in the Flighr till he might reſt ſomewhere in ſafety : This was verified , 2 Kings 25, 4, 5. and Jer. 39. 5. © Whether Auxiliaries, or his own trained $9]. diers. d Send the Enemy after them with dr…
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g I will reſtrain the Rage of the Chaldeans, and move them to ſome compaſſion towards fome of the Jews; ſo that ſome, yet bur few ſhall remain; the Sword ſhall not {lay them, for I commiſſion ir, and 'rwill notexceed its Commiſſion : I ſend the Famine, bur fome I wil | feed ; and the Peſtilence is my Arrow, and hit…
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Lal 027 + E x Fither wi | to Convince, the rience, and affront my -- eg E * * nn II4 EE Tenn 3 A TR f. 3 *Ch.13. ; x 1 23+ f ſ * > vine Menaces, and are ready to enquire, why may not Ez: kzels Viſion ' be as vain as he faith theirs 15; and, 1f one, why not borh ; Well, theſe Fools are capable of no bet…
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'down, and the Enemy ready to enter, a valianr, faithful, and vigilant g hedge. Sou'dier would run up into the Breach to repel the Enemy; fo true | Prophersdo partly by Prayer, and partly by DoQrine, and partly by ' be no more prolonged : for in your days, O rebellious perſonal Reformation, labour ro preſerve God's…
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; The Verſe is a Tranſition to a new Subje&, or rather to a new manner of diſcovering and condemning the Sin of the talte Prophets. k Made my People to err, both in their apprehenſion of their Sin and Danger, ane of my Diſpleaſure and Threats, as it all were leſs than *rwas, and there needed no Repentance or ſubmiſ…
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vered ; the triumphant Caps to note the Joys of the Jews, but the E- vent ſhewed which belonged to the one and other. « 7. e. Of every Age, whether younger or elder, which uſually is ſomewhere ſeen by ſtature or growth. x All thisis a Pretence, while really "tis ſpread. ing a Net, as Hunters do, to catch the Prey a…
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the « righteous fad, whom | have not x made fad ; an not return from his wicked way, by || + promiiig ] « Diametrically oppoſing what my Prophets told to my People in my Name. 7 The” Soul, which in weak ones received ſome fadning ” of Grief, to ſee ſo many contradict the Lord to their own Run.! # Who keep my Law,…
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» * bas. . . - *f1- (0 '11 -1t } Te [ F whom they ſpake good of fall under Mileries ; this ſhall fo confound and what God wiil do with rhem, what they ſhou!d do, what they may expect, vet all this while dore on Idols, and refolutely hold on in unjuſt Prictices; they ſhall find by the anſwer, *cwas not the Pro- pher…
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+ Heb. is 16 Twngh theſe three men were Þ in it, as I : live, faith -— "Wig the Lord G OD, they {hall deliver neither & ſons nor 7 0: «4. daughters ; they only ſhall be delivered, but the land fhall be / deſolate. i A form of Speech in which God by Oath confirms what ſpeak- eh, and *tisſuch an Oath as becomes him …
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By the unmeetneſs of the vine-branch for any work, 1 —— 5, is ſhewed tit rejeftion and utter ruin of Jeruſalem for their ſius, G——=8. I ND the word of the LORD came unto me, laying, 2 Son of man, What is the @ vine-tree more than any tree, or than a b branch which is among the trees of the z foreſt 2 a The Houſe…
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of 75 P, Years they grew to fix h beſide W earSold ; fo th fulfilled. ture thou haſt come to and terrible to thy Nej a D Ineſs of the ll thy Nei the choiceſt Bleſſings of Divine Providence, ling up deſcribes the Beaury and when p 1 thee, behold, 7 thy L vile in thei thy nativity, » * Vas not Cur, neit…
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3mprobable it may allude to the Bounty of God toward the Jews in a Land fowing with Oil. Spiritually theſe refer to our cleantling by the Blood of Chriſt, and by his ſan&ifying Spirit. to I f clothed thee alſo with y broidered work, and ihod thee with þ badgers skin, and I ; girded thee about with & fine linen, an…
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ro adorn thee, theſe haſt chou made the Carpersand Maalogs for he © « Honour and Service of Idols. #« So matchleſs is this Adultreſs, that , none ſhall befo impudent, and do like her; as there was none before kk, # her thar hath done fo to be her Example, fo ſhall there be none to fol- IR” d low her 1n theſe things…
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cld Murderer, 'tis even cruel, and ſpares neither Sons or Daughters. þ Thar are uſvally the Fathers Darlings, are always the Strength and | Glory of the Family, without ReſpeCt ro him that begat them, were| by this Adultercſ: deſign'd to pleaſe the Ido]. # Uſua'ly the Moth-r $| great Delight, whoſe tender Sex requi…
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far from thee. When thou didſt wickediy with thy N=ighbours, it might admit forme !ictle colour of excuſe, bur it is inexcuſableto run to remoteit Nations. p Withour ſatisfying thy ſelf, ( and ſorhe 17:br. may be read ) but our Interpreters rcter 1: ro the bound!l:-ſs Lſts of this lewd Adu'tercſs, and nor to the if…
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MnSve fenie, ſpeaks not any kind of Gifts in general, bur peculiarly ſich Gifts as are preſented by x Woer, or Eſpoalc: of a Woman , with which the is enrich and adorn'd, and mzy perhaps imply the Arts. Prerences and Arguments, winch are us'd by looſe Men ro ſe- In, F . t $ - * I hy - "RM duce and corrupt Virgins …
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c The King of Babylon, and his Counſellors and Captains, & A! aſlembled Army. You had your Aſtemblies for your Idol-Worthip and TI will have alſo an Aflenwbly, bur it ſhall be of Chaldeans, 1. 1. 6. and others , ro deſtroy you for your Idolatry. e The Puniſhmen: by ſtoning was not inflicted on the condemned, but in…
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Cy, Beauty and Grandeur of their State, and vaunring of it 2bov« their F (Neighbours, & 7. e. Luxury, and riotous Exceſs in Eating and Drinl. 7309 They were very 1atemperace in ther Dicer, ! Every mt: Honour, neither fear'd God's wrath or Man $s Sword ; the ficit wasthe Fault of particular Sinns®s, the Jattcr was r…
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chief City, » Either the Cities near in Place, and join'd in Afffini- 7 ER. and other Sins hke Sodom, or the Inhabitants of thoſe ities. L., 47 & Yet haſt thou not « walked after their ways, 6 nor .1 done after their abominations : but [| as if that were a very little thing, c thou walt corrupted 4 more than they …
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others. Such Mall rhe ew? Poniſhments be. & Some Offenders are | are as much above thee as the elder Children are above the younger, hardned to an inſcenlibleneſs of Shame; but God will makethele Jews] ” Thy leſſer or meaner Siſter, 5 They ſhall be to thee as a Gift be. to feel the Smart, and bluſh under the Shame of…
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a oath in breaking the covenant. and » took the - higheit branch of the # cedar. bn: + This is uſhered in with a moſt ſolemn and ſacred Aſſeveration.| þ Nebuchainezzar King of Babylon, as wer. 12. compared to a great [* z Eicher thus ; Thou haſt defpiſed the Laws and Privileges of my Co- Eagle, King of Birds, ſwifr, …
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Pirmneſs Fruitfulneſs, -nd Life of this Stat2, was in 2 Subjeftion - h Either Nebuch.rdnezza;'s by impoſing, or Zedekinh's by ſubmitting IL , -:10 of Babylon, 1 T bus, in this Order and Manner of D=pen- _— bp Jews and their King had Life, Growth and Verdure. Ss and itronger Boughs tor preſet Strength, Beauty and Þ…
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» Even amidſt its greateſt and beſt Helpsro make it flouriſh. This Ditcontent, Ingratitude, and Treachery, will occaſion the utter Ru- ine of this People. 11 J Moreover, the word of the LORD came unto! me, ſaying, 12 0 Say now to the p rebellious houſe, q Know ye not what theſe :hings mean? tell them, Behold, the…
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EEOIOY ; _— OE " : —__ FRO po = =: DES — ' = <" BE. __ PI. FEISS --—o = pen» Wi —_ F > 4th > xt 7 . _— a 5 Eons = _—_ 4 An oa m— -- can” SG I, of ye now hb ws Le ED _ ISIS af - LD ee ages 1" gar Gs age , oe; ab C09 0s : $2 - WEITEE —— 5.4 i" $2 0x 8 —_— . " \ of; | AGS<IM8 l A. : WT 6 oe 3 = WO» by 5 IL, © noe "oo …
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2 There can beno Colourof partial Judgment in the Proceedings of God, who is equally God to all; who hath as great Intereſt in the Son as in the Father, and as kindly wonld deal with the Son as with the Father; and how canit be thought likely I ſhould pnniſh the Son for the Father's Offence, or the Father for the S…
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ty will reach. Bread here is largely tobe taken, 7/a. 58. 7.r Such astru- + ly want, are not able to help themſelves ; and we may with reaſon Ws think, have none to help them if we do not. « Clothed the naked, | M8 1;;. who elſe are like to periſh for want of Clothing; as70b 31. 19. Who 7 __ are ſuch, and live ſo j…
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Se ned by Law and Prophets. + Not only wink'd ar, or not hindred, 2 bur hath been a forward, voluntary, aCtive doer of them. 7 That 18 0 | ite here, and elſewhere in this Prophet, and in others, charged asthe | on the Jews as the Caule of their Calamities at this _ k Great njury " *&Þ Fnormities, Sins to be abomina…
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s Vide w#F. 4. let. b. b This isa moſt ufqueſtionable Truth ; andJ*"-3 29 tho' perhaps ir may ſe:m otherwiſe in ſome caſes, yet could wee ſee 3” perfeQly the Connexion between Perſons and Perſons, and how they are one; could we ſee the Connexion of Sins and Sins,and how eafi} ,, ſecretly, and undiſcerned Men become…
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: After the ſtating the Equity of God's Ways in his dealings with Parents and Children, and his Mercy in dealing with Sinners that return, according to his own Promiſe, he proceeds to vindicate the Equiry of his Ways in another caſe. « Or zf ; ſhould it fo happen at any time. x One who really had obſerv'd the Comma…
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c Since You perſiſt to implead me of Iniquiry in my Judsme after all I have ſaid to clear my ſelf; there king Nh bien I may be cleared, but this, to proceed with you according to your doings. 41 will debate, determine with you. e Who do keep up this Opinion of me ; the Proud contemners of God, and Juſtifiers of th…
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o See wer. 2. let h. p Not as a Nurſe, (the word is of other im- port) but advanced, promoted, or cauſed him to take the Throne af. ter the Slaughter of Jofah. q This was Jehoahaz the ſecond Son of Feſiah, of whom *'ts ſaid, 2 Kings 23. 3o. and 2 Chron. 36. 1. the Peo- ple made him King; for God hath not made him ſ…
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} Jchoiachim. g This is ſaid of him, becauſe he continued 11 Years , and ſo many Years, 98a Lion, tore and devoured ; has was taken as ſoon almoſt as he firſt ventured our to! Manners and Uſages of the thoſe ;barbarous Tyrants, with whom he entred as he ſaw good, laid aſide the Law of God, which was to g and Peop…
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z LORD, and a fat before me. 7 Of Jecomiat's Captivity and Zedckiah's Reign, two Years and five Months before Nebuckadnezzar did beftege Jeruſalem. Auguſt. t Which an%ers to our 27:5. u Men Heb, Some of note among the Elders, and o Atthe Time, the Seaſon. Ir ſpeaks not of that preciſe Portion gf Hours which m3ke v…
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/ Heb. And. which conneQ&s the Words; and though we read ic Then, this doth not point out the Time when God ſpakethus, though tis certain, when he had brought them our of Egypt he gave them his Ordinances and Laws of Worſhip : Nay, tis ſufficiently included, in that they were to go out that they might ſerve the Lor…
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any one withour Partiality ; whoſoever ſhould keep theſe Statures and Judgments, for with God is no Reſpett of Perſons. p Not that any ever did os could by ſinleſs keeping the Law, attain the Erernal Blet- {edneſs; Grace gives that : but it ſurely points out a future Proſperity, and flouriſhing State in this Life, …
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cife of it, as they ſhould have done, bur framed Religion to their own or their Neighbours Idolatrous Inclinations. 4 Shlighted firſt, as of little Excellency, refuſed next, and caſt off with Diſdain and Loathing. e The equitable and necelliry Rules for Government of their civil Affairs, which were framed to the Saf…
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l 1 | , . | 4 Seewver. 26, b It ſeems they took a compendious W in- 26 And I polluted them in their own 5 gifts, in| creaſe Sin and Wrath; they worſhipp'd —_ irs. MM py that they cauſed to pals " through the c fire all 4 that|c This they did ſtill to Exekie!'s Time, to that very Day. d Are you * + Kings openeth the …
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x 0 . « - q ; a pure and whien ſeen, liked, and prepared afcer the manner of the Heathen; 35 And I will * bring you into the wilderneſs « 0 BB rhough this was forbidden, yer this thou did'ſt, build'{t their high| (he people, and there will I plead x with you z face (0 cogk Places,and thou ſer'& up rheir Groves every…
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| 2 Pure and obedient Heart. x From Babylon, and the Parts of that Ringdom, where they had been ſcattered theſe ſeventy Years. a By -}ru5$ Proclamation, and my ſecret Impulſe on the Spirits of the ; 0 | ce (9 KIEL Chap. X XI. Love, Fear and Obedience to me. «c Heathens ſhall ſee and ſay, as Pſal. 125. 1. God hat…
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FS 42+ yy 4 9 "IÞ:-—- <_ _—— RR. + m_—_ hap. XXT $313P. ALY 22> 7 Of the Phe, fre chav. 20, ver, 46. et, p. 3s Rain from Fzaven, | fo Gig) my Word. » Either the Temple, and a] the Parts of ir, which were three, the Porch, the Holy. and Ho'y of Iolies ; or their Bynagogues, in which they met to worſhip, and re…
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| 13 0 || Becauſe # « a trial, and what p if rhe anc; 2 il: contemn even the rod? it ſhall be no more, faith the! Lord GOD. - oIt is a fore Trial, therefore ſhew all the ſigns of Grief and Sor. ;.. 1 . Maul row : Or it may refer to what follows in the Verſe thus; inc: this is,, che Exploration or Trial, which I w…
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