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Matthew Poole — Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2
Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 · 2,402,827 words · 2087 reading sections
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gs. 7 mark out, or deſcribe on Tile or Tablet, as chap. . 4. 1. two Roads, and ſet 1t before rhy Country-men in Ba6ylos, and ler them know that the Arms and Svord of Nebuchaduezzar are deſigned for Exp'oits, where thoſe Ways Jead them : thus Typically Ezekiel forerels the Invaſion the King of Babz/on would make. + …
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ſeen Perſons; or by a Divine Permiſſion, the Devil gave them An. ſwers from thoſe Images. » The third Divination is by Sacrifice, and Judging of future proſperous or unproſperous Events by the Entrails, and more eſpecially by the Liver, its Poſition and colour. Al theſe he uſed, that with greater Confidence of Succ…
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A , . » 4 EI” 0 " " ”3 4 l 111 Nin RS Men that fall among a Multitude of Slain. / :. e. both Jews, and their | *ewas taken, Awmonites and and Moabites, and P/ili Om The ay '+ Th King, as wer. 25. let. b. x See Ver. 25. let. c. : : | barous Mcdes, Iberians, Hircanians, &c. to whom thou ſhale be carried qe ' Or,covſ, …
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Abominations were. f All the Kinds, not all individual Affts of married, whom art unſeaſonable time they forced to ſatisfie their Lufts. Y them. Y — 2_ 18. 19. and chap. 20. 18. and that on very jult oi, 3 Then fay thou, Thus faith the Lord GOD, The city — — many Milcuels, which follow fuch us Silver g ſtheddeth 5 bl…
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' had b The Secd of nim that was a Prince with God, the Covenant-peo- , Ce ple of God «© Are ſtrangely degenerate and corrupted, as if purer -nOt- and richer M<r:!. ſhould by worſe and worſe turn to Droſs. 4 From the King to the Peaſart, the Prieſts, and Prophets, and People. e Im- hers'l pudent in Sin. f Hypocrite…
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26 Her » prieſts o have -+ violated p my law; and. _.. have profatied q mine holy » things : they have put 0 Parprk difference 5 between the holy and prophane, neither have',,;, ;v. © they ſhewed difference t between the unclean » and the clean, and have hid x their eyes, from y my ſabbaths, and I am z profaned am…
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7 That we might know tliem, they are deſcribed. » Which ren- dred in Engliſh, is his own Tabernacle ; for 1ſ-ael falling off from the Houſe of Davzd , fell alſo off from the Tabernacle, or Temple of Gog ſo that all the Temple, and Worſhip they had amongſt them, was of their own making. o Greater for niimber of Trib…
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* Ch.13.10, . I. . . ning lies þ Worthip. a Whom ſhe loved that I find they h h - th * Ch. z;, t-miper'd morter z, *ſeeing vanity, and divining lies & unto _— ag nw e loved, not nd they ſo much loved her, af ES, . 2 ned nothing needs to be ſaid of them- © So the 2 0 29. them 5 laying, Thus faith the Lord GOD, when t…
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with | 4 bY "I ER Samaris, Jeruſalim, had tore Idols n it, and _ h_ (dotarry than any we read of in Samaris, that at I n remember. . F "THE 2 IN 054 Os ps ow She doted upon the * Aſſyrians her neighbours, o. captains and ralers clothed moſt gorgeouſly , horle- 26-7en riding upon horſes , all of them deſirable yo…
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# Mentioned before, wer. 23. 6b Or upon thee, ſurprize thee with 2 ſpeedy March, for they were ſwift in their Courſe. «c H:4. is of larger Senſe, and more properly ſpeaks all kind of Arms for the War, a cthorow Furniture; ſo the Chaldee Parariraft, with Inſtruments of ar or Arms. d Heb. Chariot, and is ofcner ſo re…
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pypt * + fo thatthou ſhalt not liſt upthine eyes unto them, - nor remember Fgypt any more z. . 0't By theſe deſtroy fire hun which ſhall make thee ceaſe to be a People, I will put an end ro the Jewdneſs thou wouldſt never have put end to; thou ſhalt never have opportunity if thou hadſt Heart to do the like. * Idol…
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& Which is declared in the following Words, *twas ſome great ſn. jury or Affe ont done te God. 7 My holy Things, Hobuſe, Altar, $2. crifices and Oblations ; one Parr of the Temple put for all Parts of the holy things cf God. »» When they had newly polluted Fhemſzlve; with moſt horrid Crimes. Tdolatry and Murder, the…
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+ fi J. they - [!:m, The moſt warlike, who will betaice themſelves to Toraſulom for Janner of women that ſhed blood: becauſe they are adul its Defence. q As theſe are the prin. 5a] Parts for Copannr, Motion, | Deferice and Strengrh ; fo thoſe Citize15, Souldiers, Ru'ers, that ars the Strength, Defence and Glory ofth…
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are worthy of, all that may make you deſolate, a deriſion and ſcorn. | noce.at Oaes leave their Blood uncovered, whether in boaſting manner, & The Guiltof the Sins you committed in worſhipping of, and rely- | ; {cr terror, I will not ſay, but this aggravatesthe Sin. ing upon Idols, and you ſhall bear the Puniſhment o…
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fied, now they ſh ver. 6, let c. y ſhall be melted to the utter DeſtruCtion of thei I , | | em. { id. 2 She # hath wearied » h . came unto me, fayi great ſcum went n her ſeif with tic: _— _ in the p not forth out of her : th lies 0, and her 21 Speak c unt 7 r fire. her : her ſcum q ſpall be; the Lord GOD _— houſe…
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2 So XV EZE : > Son of man; Tet thy face 7 againſt * the Ammonites t +, 2nd prophelie » againſt them; _ En _ uh ] The Phraſe you have, sþ2p. 20. 46. let 0. It includeth Anger, Me- 1Tntention of Mind. mz The Poſterity of Lor by the younger near Neighbours, but bitter Enemiesto the Jews. » Leave heavy things ſhall…
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5 And I will make Rabbah g a ſtable 5 for camels 7 and the Ammonites & a couching-place for flocks : and ye ſhall know / that I am the LORD. g The Royal City, and Seat of the Kings of Ammon ; called ſince | F Philadeiphia, from Prolomeus Philadelphus, King of Egypt, who built it. | þ Turnit fiom a Royal Palace to…
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715.7 that I uſed in puniſhing my People 7ſrae! ; others refer it to a ſpiricnal meaning, 2s 1a. 18. I4. and Jer. 49. 2. ba a the Inftraments God uſed, whether Maccabees 10 afrer-times, Ghalacons in that preſent Age. | 22 work, ſhall give them their Screngrh and Mealures ; as much as 1 intended againſt Edom. | an…
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y Either the leſſer Cities, which were as Danghters to Tyre, a Phraſe moſt familiar to the Scripture; or elſe their Virgins, and Daughters of the family. z On the firm Land, if you mean Czrzes ; or 1urprized in the Fields, whether taking the Air, or ſeeking to eſcape, if yay mean Daughters in the latter ſenſe. @ Ba…
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lows, wealthy, antient, and much frequented City in the midft of great Security, no doubr, had all ſorts of Muſick, and loud Muſick on the Water eſpecially. & And Songs to their Muſick, but God will daſh itall. 1 This particular Muſick mentioned as one 0 the nobleſt, and moſt in requeſt ; but no more ſhall be heard…
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CHAP. XXVII A Deſcription of the glory and accommodations of Tyrus, 12 5.the great and terrible fall thereof, to the loſs and aſtoniſhment of ether kings and nations. 26—36. 28. I HE word of the LORD came again unto me, laying, _ | | 2 Now thou ſon of man, take 4 up a lamentation for Tyrus 6, . | 7 a Pen a mou…
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ex SuXi7, 7, Whereas Thrift teaches us to uſe the coarſe Linen for like Purpoſes, j' Or, p#ur-theſe prodigal Tyrians uſed the fineſt ſilken Sails, as we may render the fie and Words. « Divers. Figures, curiouſly drawn with rhe Needle :n this /carict. fine Linen, which made exceeding coſtly Sails, yer Pride and Wanto…
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m Perſians, excellent Archers. » Lydians, not thoſe Cr eſis was King over, but thoſe that dwelt in Egypt about the Lake Mareo:z5, or higher towards Erhiophis, if they were not of that Country Ahiophians them. ſelves. 0 Libiaxs, a Peope of Africa, theſe were their hired Souldiers, and ever ſerved in their Army under…
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* If *ewere the Tribe of Day, it muſt be underſtood of a time be- fore the Captivity of the ten Tribes; but there is a learned Man tells us of Dans a City of Taprobana, or the Ifland Zeilan mentioned by Pro. ſemy, and this learned Man will have this meant. » Not 7avan or Grice:, fairh that learned Man, but another …
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to #7 Haran or Charran in Meſopotamia, where Abraham dwelt. h No wrack d City : Or rather, for thee ; thoſe Eaſtern People did uſeto lift the where elſe mentioned, ſuppoſed to be rheſame with Calneh, Gen. 10, 10. up their Voice in Mourning, Jeb 2. 12. Jer. 31. I5. Zech. 11. 3, -in WW afterwards Cre/iphon, a pleaſant …
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# So ſoon as, or ever after the unhappy Day. Shattered to pieces, 7 The Powers of the Babylenians, that like Seas ſhall ſwell, roar, and hawk in upon thee. z In the deepeſt afflictions, and by foreſt Op- preſſions and Violence. a All chy Trade. b The Multitude o on Citizens, of thy hired Soldiers, of thy Allies abr…
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8. They f hall bring thee'down to the pit g, and thou ſhalt die the deaths 4 of rhers 7hat are Nlain in the midit ; of the ſeas. | | f Theſe Strangers ſhall ſlay thee, which is a Blemiſh to the Honour of a King thus to be brought to the Pir. g A uſual Periphraſis of Death and the Grave hIn the Plural, becauſe of t…
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a Þ:' Anointed of God; for the Exerciſe of rhy Power and Office, as + Shield, as a ProteQor of the weak ; thus thou arr, or thinkeſt thy 7.1f to be, and prideſt thy ſelf herein. oT, whom thou forgettcſt, I gave nade thee fo, ſer thee above others; this ſhould have been Matter of Thanks and Humiiity, not of Pride an…
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hy Stranger, and righteth the Oppreſſed ? z Theſe abominable things ns WW haſt thou done, ani now, as an abominable thing, I willthrxow thee 5; WW. out. 4Either of thy Throne and kingly Dignity, vid. ver. 14. let. o. he WF ». or thy fanſied and imagined Heaven where thou wouldſt be a God; 2s. WW tir ſuch Gods of Vi…
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1/raelites indeed. d Several Nations SubjeCs to the King of Bavylon. - By the Babyloniſh King at firſt, and afterward by incident neceſlicy, or their own choice. f Have vindicated my Name, which by them was blaſphemed. g I was diſhonoured by the Jewvs in the Sighr of the Heathen, and I will be honoured by the Jews …
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1, Oc. f That God that drowned one of thy Predeceffors with his Army, Horſemen and Horſes in the Red Sea, at whole Naine thou ſhouldeſt tremble; who ever fulfilled his Word, and isthe fame ; 'tis he foretels thee by my Mouth what 1s to be. g See chap. 28. ver, 22, let. f. h See wer. 2. 1et. d. i Ie may refer, eithe…
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x Chap. 28. werſe 22. let. f. y Perſe 4. let.y x Virſeg. It "il s Thus 25a common Name, we, and the French, and others read! , but ſome account it a proper name of a Town or City, called M9z5* lum, for ought I know, the old Migaol. Exod. 14. 2. and Nun. 33-'" 8. 'twas on the Red-Sea-fide, North-Eaſt of Egyp:, from …
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Ifent by me. # Ships tl irhes * , 270 L C0 zee # Ships that either carried them over into Per: a7; 1:47 CqMAT. AXX. png the m—_ N. ls, or rather going down the River CES, ane aiterrancan et ; Me. Toe deſtrufrion of Ezypt and hey confcdepates Joretola t—25. The break- vy Ship NN ey tx irony bp -_ Oe hog po Otiters |…
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let. x. c Her Walls, and "Towers, and Fortrefles battered, torn, broken Vol. I F 'p-4 A 13:3, VXX - E b-4 E M "aki chrongh by the continued Violence of Engines, and by the Af- ulrs of the Souldiers. d See wer. 13. let k. e Being the chief City where King and Councilsfat, whence Orders ſhould be given, whither a…
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Years from Belus, who was Nimrod, or Belus Afſyrins, to Sardanapats , from 1716, or 1717, 0r1718, to 3059 of the World. And they had as fair Advantages,as reaching a Foreſight, and as unwearied Diligencz to advance the Kingdom ; yet I brought ir down. + Like a Cedar! Kings and Kingdoms oft compared to Trees, both i…
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| + His broken State. & Which builr and bred there, ſhall now ſpiſe the Tree, and triumph over it. / The ſame in Sov arg as ver, 6, Bzaſts, Fowls, Peopie and Nations that were ſheltred unde: the Shadow of this Tree, ſhall all, asis the Cuſtom of all, of them _ from under it, and with the firſt inſult and trample up…
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by Blood, which 1s no proper kindly Nouriſhment for ſuch Cedars, : - , but by Waters which are kindly and proper, and theſe great enough their top among the thick boughs, neither their trees | {tand I : for his own growth, and bs nouriſh others too. up 1n their height, all that drink water : 9 for * they are |0; I. G…
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Branches are ſcattered 1 , bd ed. . C tered in the lower Ground, on the Banks of Rivers P gy -1 Height and Power, thou ſhalr be like them in thy Fall and Ri- in"? As unclean, deſpiſed and loathſom in thy Blood, like the Slain — Sword, not to be known without an upbraiding Inſcription Tits 15 Pharaoh. CH AP. XXXI…
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Theſe two foregoing Verſes contain the ſame thing four times with + wo 4 little variation, repeated to effe& the carer, and to impreſs it the 5/em #211 more deeply on their Minds. | | Det: 9 1 will alfo + vex &the hearts of many 7 people, when f Heb-2--- [ ſhall brtng thy deſtruRtion »» among the nations, into the …
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WY or the Ezyprians themſelves rather. z This may be expoſitory of the WORK ARE. | - former, and tell us who they are that ſhall lament Czy9:. The Pro- | vinces, and Cities of their Neighbouring Nations ; or literally, the Dauglers, the tender-hearted Virgins, and Women abroad. y Ruin d E2yp:. 2 The common People, …
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the land of the living &. f Artleaſt for Decorum here isſuppoſed a ſpacious Vault,or Pir ; in midſt whereof the King of 4ſþur in a ſtately Tomb lie buried, and roundabout the Vault Places to lay others dead with him, and in his Cauſe, ſome of his more famous Captains and Commanders. s The common Subjetts, and Soul…
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-3 Yea, thou & ſhalt be broken 7 in the midſt of the uncircumciſed, and ſhalt he #2 with thern that are flain » with the ſword o. | | þ Chief of Meſech and Tabal, though not named. 7 Shall be killed with the reſt of thy wicked Followers. » Without regard hurled into the Pit wich the common Soldiers,as thou falleſt…
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7. warned : if the ſword come and take 4 y pzrfon from among them, he is taken away in t:; «:iiqui- ty z, but his blood & will I require 5 at the waichmai's hand. x Negle& his Charge, which is to give the Alarm. » But, un- warned, are ſurprized by the Enemy. z Puniſh'd by rhe Lord for his Sins and Treſpaſſes form…
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16 None of his Sins that he hath committed, ſhall be mentioned g unto him : he hath done that which is lawful and right 3 he hall ſurely hve. g See Chap. 18. wrr. IG, rot. As the Threat againſt a righteous Man that proves a preſumptuous Apoſtate, was ſtated in the former part of the 12:5, and inthe whole 13th Ver…
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& The ruinous Heaps of Ciries or Towns, in which ſome ſorry | Habitations might poſſibly be found by them. 1 The Chaldean Sol. { diers ranſacking all places, and either expeCing, or by chance find. ing them there, ſhall kill in Revenge of Gedaliah's Death, and I/ma- el, with others ſhall deſtroy ſome of them. »= Th…
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them, 7 —10. his providence and care for his flick, 11—19g. Chriſt the chief ſhepherd ard prince of his chureh is promiſed, 20—24. the church's kaypy and ſafe condition under his government, 25—31I, 2 Son of man, propheſie againſt the * ſhepherds a at laſt. z Come I pray let us go up to the phorical Shepherds ſhou…
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ro Thus faith the Lord GOD, Behold, I am againſt q the ſhepherdsr, and I will require 5 my flock at their hand, and cauſe them to ceaſe * from feeding the flock, neither ſhall the ſhepherds feed themſelves « any more; for I will deliver x my flock from their » mouth, thac they may not be bear & for them. | 9 They…
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In the 16:5 Verſe, former part, God promiſeth to his People, that hz willdo allthe Offices ofa good, watchful, and render faithful Shep- 12rd, which choſe Shepherds did neglett, v7. 4. which ſee. nu Yer. 4. Jet. ;. w Ib. let. q. y 1h:d.let.o, and» = Severely puniſh, which as threatned, ſo was fulfilled in the Ruine…
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contain and ſhall bring Peace, in Hebr. D:ale& all good ; this, as is! refers to the State of thisPeople afcer thei Return, comprehend. chat outward Peace and Proſperity that God gave them, bur it hath ar higherand more excellent Import, better Mercies of this Covenant, cf bliſhed on better Promiſes, 7. e. beſt, be…
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77 B nd | 7 +. Sw Wick - I1,12, nd their CUte hj anl pun ch, 4 3 rlue at fr an men, : In rs ſhall they ns, and thy, ef, . now that I :z2 ; Je "y Mal. 1.z, ſhall he Friendſhip 3 now for Never return to * £14? [fe res from In which * EXECUTE þo, ares wh ch LORD, 4» thou haſt by 7 US to F …
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{ Edomites, and others with them. Firſt broken vour Strength, waſted your Cities, and burnt che Temple, and waylay'd you to cut off rh-m that were eſcaped at laſt, » Devoured you as hungry Beaſts devour the Prey. o From all Coaſts of the Land ; throngh the whole. p Thar ſuch of the Heathen, who remained here, might…
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ol 2.6 nd 2 3 French ; deprived t as a miſcarrying , Ur ſake; yo , ' XXXVT Womb deprives a Family of hoped Children. | 14 Theretore thou ſhalt devour z men no more , nei-* ther || bereave thy nations any more , faith yo Lord D. Vet ' . 4 o_ will ſo bleſs thee, O Land, that thou ſhalt bring forth,4nd breed |…
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o When they were come into Babylon, and entred into familiarity with the Inhabitants as Neighbours. p Did profanely ſin againſt thoſe Precepts of my Law which Heathens did know, venerate, and obſerve better than the Jews ; or it may include the Miſery their Sins had brought them to, which Miſery refleed upon their …
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34 And the deſolate land Jhall be tilled, whereas it lay deſolate in the ſight of all that paſſed by. 35 And they r ſhall ſay, This land that vas deſolate *Iſz51-3-is become like the garden of s * Eden ; and the waſte, and deſolate, and ruin'd cities are become fenced 7, and are inhabited- r Strangers, or Foreign…
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x Tho I have repeateu ſo ofren my Promiſe to return them , tg rebuild, to multiply them, yet they ſhall know 'tis their Dury to in. \ treat it, to wait on me, and then I will givea merciful Anſwer, anq [ do it. Thus Danie/ pray'd when he knew the Return was ſure anq l near. Or elſe it may be thus ; Above all this, …
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FE ey Oe » when God ſpeaks. e Eicher according to the purport of my Pro-| hecy, or rather, during the tine, or while.I was propheſying; or l ſoon as I prophelied. f Thuader ſay ſome; others more likely, the Noiſe was the. ratling of the Bones in their Motion ; ſuch Noiſe they could not bur make where multitudes o…
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þ Tell them their Miſtake, aud revive their Hope by i new Pro- © miſe and Declaration of my Purpoſes of Mercy towards then. i Theſe & poor deſponding, deje&ed 1/raelites. & Conſider what ny Propher aſſures you he hath ſeen, dry Bones miraculouſly revived. and ſtand- ing up in Power as a mighty Hoſt; ſo ſhall you. /…
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bold, daring Tranſgreſlors-did that which theſe ſhall nor defile them- ſelves with, Vid. chap. 36. 25, 33. and chap. r1. 175 18. g Whilſt there I preſerved them, and now I will bring them {afe our of the places. þ Where out of a bad Fear, or worſe Choice, they ſinn'd, as did the Heathen with whomthey dwele, + Both …
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Public domain 1700 edition. Historical OCR from the original scan; OCR may contain typographical recognition errors.
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Historical Christian writing; not Scripture.