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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 361
*Rev.20.8 ' Or,zixceJand of Magog c, the || chief 4 prince e of Meſhech 9 ?9:42-2nd Tubal f, and prophebie againſt him, hand and judgmeat againſt him ; 14.22. God h:reby magnificth him- ſelf 7 the eget of many nations, 23. I ND the word of the LORD came unto me, ſaying. 2 Son of man, ſet thy face a againſt * Gog…
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EF#L Chap. XXXVIIL, c The Scythiars, and thoſe other Nations in this Army, werefrom their Original a violent, unjuſt. and thieviſh People, addiQed ro Rob. beries, and they now under this Geg follow the old Trade. 4 The ſame repeated. e Either ir ſpeaks the Eaſe with which Gog preſumeth | he ſhall do what he intend…
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o Vid. ver. $. let. c. p Vid. wer. 11. and chap. 34. ver. 25. q Thou wilt be informed how weak, yer how rich, how eaſy 'tis to make them a Prey, and thou'lt believe and try it. i5 And thou ſhalt » come from thy place s out of the north-parts t, thou « and many x people with thee, all of them riding y on horſes, a …
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20 So that * the tilhes of the fea» and the fowls of the heaven, and the beaſts of the field, and all creeping things that creep upon the earth, and all the men that are upon the face of the earth, ſhall ſhake at my preſence, and the mountains ſhall be thrown down, and the | ſteep places fall fall, and every wall …
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hand, and will cauſe thine arrows to fall & out of thy vs; right hand, mas 7 Make thy Hand weak, not able to hold the Bow, and thy Hears = fainr, not daring to rake it up again. þ What is ſaid of the Boy re, # : dred uſeleſs, is to be underſtood of all other Weapons of War, thi; = 2c one kind, the Bow, being moſt …
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us ; Vol. "iW:>. 00,008 E - teſt by thele Ggires, that the Jews will not need to go to the Foreſts \ che ſame word 1n both caſes. Z ] will give unto Gog *t a place there of | graves « in [It- ” re), the valley x of the paſſengers on the eaſt y of che - fea; and it ſhall ſtop the || moſes & of the paſlengers : &…
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b that 1 do c ſacrifice for -you 4, , even a great || facritice 5 and 34, e upon the mountains f of Iſrae!, that ye may eat fleſh g, 16. and drink blood b. Ih | Jer. 12.9. x Though they underſtand not thy Word, yet ſpeak, for they wil] = EY underſtand my. Word; which ſhall go our with thine. y To all forts ; EE of…
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rermineth righteouſly between Men and Men, yea, between them and himſe!f 7 Who in Covenant with their Fathers, hath remembred it for the good of their Children, who did afſure them thar if they vio. Jared his Covenant he wou!d paniſh, and when they repented he would ſh:w mercy. k Who by his own Hand raiſed up Enemi…
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on whoſe Top the Temple ſtood. & This Paſlage clears which Wall it was, viz. the outerinoſt of three, which the Floor of the Temp!: T3 and the Mount was encircled with. ! Houſe of God and the Tmp!!, of one as ch. 10. 4. and 2 Chr. 2.1, 5. m The Prophet is cailed to ſee an breadth hear, but the Standard is not put i…
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the Chambers, and the Wall was ſloped for that purpoſe, both with- in toward the Chamber, and without toward the Cloifter; this out- ward ſloping gathering the Light from without, and the inward ſlo. ping diddiſperſe it over all the Chamber, fo they were Windows nar. rowed inward tothe middle. þ The three on each $…
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16 And there were F narrow g windows to the little t Heb. cc: chambers 5h, and to their poſts ; within the gate round/: Or, aud eries, Or arches. jOr,w::5- g Theſe Lights were made through the Thickneſs of the Wall of *- F, fr 097 - 30 & And the gate d ofthe outward court + that looked + Heb. coward the north,…
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40 And at the fide without «, [| as one goeth up to theil: entry of the north-gate , were two tables; and on the" other ſide, which was at the porch of the gate, were two tables. #« On the right-hand without, and probably in the open Air; orelſe under the Cloiſter that went Eaſtward, ſtood two, and on the left. h…
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ir Stene-tables, white the Prieſts 'cut them into their| afid five-cubits on tie other fide: and he meaſired tho _ þ thereof forty cubics, and the breadth twenty cv- Its. e Or the Aperture, the op0!1 ſpice which let in Tight, 2s wel! a: Men ; properly the Door ofthe Porch. f Between Poſt and Poſt, of which the fol…
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fc WW fide North and South, if we ſuppoſe the Breadth of the Porch from fr. WW North toSouth, and the Length from Eaft to Weſt. :- The whole ls ' Gate was 3 Cubits, and they met, or ſhut on an upright Poſt, ſer in n MK | the middle of the Gate-ſpace, and this ene Cubit broad : And then _ Fl Cubits. | ME : | eo 49…
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twenty cubits round about the houſe on every ſide. £ That on one ſide joined ro the Temple, and were publick Repoſi- to. ics for Offerings and Ti hes, &c and thoſe other Chambers, which were built on 'hz Wall of this inner Court, and were Lodgings for the Pricſts; there was a void Space or Pavement inthe open Air t…
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Cubits, Porch 11, and Chambers and Walls 9 Cubits. And who will, have ſuch a new Stru&ure here meaſured (which is more than was ; in thefirſt Table-Fabrick) will make all correſpond to their Hypotheſis, | and you may more eaſily obje&t againſt another's, than demonſtrate. your own Gueſs. The beſt is, the Ecror is n…
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he up into the Chambers built over the Pylaſters, and Arches, ſo that | | Underneath was a Cloyſter or Gallery. 4 Either the ſingular Number Ine * fortheplural, or Chamber for the row of Chambers, or elſe into one of the many that were there. e Whether you take it for the Tem- et | ple it ſelf, or for that Building…
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i The Walk, as wer. 4. k ExaQtly uniform with the Fabrick on tho North-ſide. / Every Window and Door. » Framed in the fame manner. » According to the number of the Doors in the one, was the number of the other, all in all things exactly like. 12 And according to the doors of the chambers that were toward the ſouth…
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Lord, 2. e. before the Temple, fo the Altar ſtood where the Burnt- Offering was to be offered. #t So the Law, Lev. 2. 13. expreſfly re- | quired,and the Prieſts ſalted every Sacrifice made by Fire three times, thev ſay in the Salt-Chamber, at the bottom of che Altar,and when the Sacrifice was on the Altar. It may a…
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7 In that ye have brought c into my ſanttuary F tran! 17 gers 4* uncircumciſed in heart e, and uncircumciſed in WW fhippe fleſh f, to bein my ſanctuary to polkate it, ever my houſe," Ws me, when ye offer my bread g, the fat < and the blood 3; and: any : they & have broken my covenanc /, becauſe of all yourn "ung a…
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21,4" F- into the Temple, much leſs into the Oracle, nor have any part in igh, anl Þ {the offering up of Sarrifices on the Altar, tho* they have Meat, Drink 1d butt. ® Jand Lodging about the Temple, yet as diſcarded Servants, that are out; the retained, leſt they ſtarve. k They ſhall be little regarded, but rich He…
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God allowed them to marry, only direQs it be not one of ill fame t. Heb: or divorc'd, Lev. 21. 13, 14. nor the Widow of any deceaſed com-/ . mon Perſon; yet a Prieſt mighc marry a Prieſt's Widow, but a Virgin P rather comrnended to their choice ; and whether Widow or Virgin, it muſt not be as Moſes married a Daught…
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Orc; 32 And the }* firſt # of all the firſt-fruits of all :hings, r,cnief. 4 Fo F * * Exod.zz and every oblation # of all of every fort x of your ob- 2. & 22, lations ſhall be the prieſts : ye * ſhall alſo give unto the 29, 30. prieſt the firſt of your dough y, that he may cauſe the m—_— p, blefling to reſt in thi…
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rendred in the French they are plainer; we read them as if theverſe ſpake of the ſame 2500e long, and 10000 broad, which the Prieſts have, but the French thus; 'There ſhallbe other 25000 in length, and 10000 in breadth, which ſhall appertain to the Levices, who do the Service of the Houſe with — Chambers ; ſo they …
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11 The ephah and the bath ſhail be of one mea- ſure f, that the bath may contain the- tenth part of an homer g, and the ephah the tenth part o: an - homer : the meaſace thereof ſhall be after tlio homer. F One ſhall contain as much as the other ; (he Epboh! ſhall contin a5 many Gallons of dry, as the Bath doth co…
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better agreeth with the followgng Verſes, b Procure, either bring our of hiz own Flock, or buy with his Money ; this the Prince muſt do. c Such rhe Law required both for Kind and Quality, in what Sacrilice , or on what Occaſion ſoever the Sacrifice was offered. That by this, offered according to the Law, the Temple…
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Ordinances for the prince in hu wo ſhip, 1—8. for the people 01:1 5, Wis rogether, 9—I5. An Order for the prince's gift to vis Jons and fervancs, 16—18. Th, courts of. boiling and baking for the pricfls and Le its, | 19—24. 8 l Hus faith the Lord GOD, The gate aof the in ner court that looketh toward the eaſt, {ha…
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= gate whereby he came in , but ſhall go forth over againſt ;Ples inher Icance by oppr eltion otro chruſt them p out of cheir 7 * | 'poſſeflion ; bur he hall give q his fons inhcricance out oi - WU » Allexcept the Prince when they come to worſhip, muſt obſerve his own poſleſſion ; that my people be nor ſcattered r ev…
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2 E the north-gate : he ſhall not return s by the way of the he ES > to vo out at rhat Door that is over-againſt the-Door at which they i5 = au = p Preſent themſelves and their Sacrifices. q The three o ”” car Annual Feaſts,the New Moons, and the Weekly Sabbaths. » The or he - Ws one they could not go right forw…
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m Approved to do the Cobk's Work. n Either Levites, or elſe degraded Prieſts, of which chap. 44. ver. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14: which ſee. o The Templeof God. p which they bring, particularly their Peace-Offering, of which the People were to have a Portion, and to eat it before the Lord, which is the Reaſon ſome think…
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k "Chis was all donein Viſion , and theſe Waters thus encreaſed were viſiona] Waters, there was ne ſuch natural courſe of Waters in the place; nor is it imaginable, that in three Miles, or thereabours, indeed as to the ſound of the word ; but it cannot be the meaning of the place, for Galilce, neither the upper or …
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aa {hall be for meat x, and the leaf » thereof for | medI1- | and hath many particular Names ih particular places, and fectns toend » All along this River, which way ever it runs, it ſhall make its Banks ſo fruittul, that on both ſides thereof it ſhall be abundantly planted with beſt Trees. o Take Root, flouriſh. an…
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ſt of it, and Damaſers to the Eaſt by North, ſomewhat nearer © Hamath than to Damaſizs. 5 Tho we render it as a proper Name, ome render it otherwiſe. The ſmall Villages between them two ( ſo £ Or Aran, ſome Miles *yond Jorden, Eaſtward from Hamath, which alſo gives Name to the Is N <1 Epiphanes, who repair rtha…
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160, there will remain but 83 for the 12 Tribes, which will afford not quite ſeven Miles in breadth for each Tribe, whenas 77 Miles are allotted to the Pricſts, Levites and City, ſothat there will remain but 83 Milesfor the 12 Tribes, that is, to each one almoſt 7 Miles. Now this to me would ſeem very much diſpropo…
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Here arethe Dimenſions of the Suburbs, which added to thoſe of the City, thus, 250 added te the 4500 on the North-ſide, and 250 added tothe 4500 onthe Southſide, makes 5000; fo on the Eaſt add 250 to 4500,and then add 250 to the 4500 on the Weſt, it makes up a Square equilateral 5oeo in each ſide. 18 And the reſid…
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Mountains of Paranand running a courſe Weſt foo its Riſe, patlerh between Gerar and Rhino Caxura, and after ſome 28 or 30 Milcs Travel falls mmto the great'Sea; better known in Scripture by che Name of thz River of Egypt. But poſlibly the, tsue: Riſe may be from Mount Carm:, and Gezenwhence it may be ſome forty Mil…
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SG 2. ; ; | lienate their Minds from the Religion of their Cou choiakim's Captivity, 1, 2. Daniel, Hananiah, Miſhael and Azariah car- hereby tO all g10T n any , : ried to Babylon, bs refuſing the king's portion they feed on pulſe and m_ _ ng the yo Return of rheir People : bur (oi water, 8,—14 They are fatter and fa…
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+ Chald. and the wiſe men were about ro be ſlain, + Chald. refrerncd- ji Or,ch7: 7,25 gone 2arvjhal. + Cha'd. chief of th: EXEANT: m7 ar /ilang/> ECT 172, 5 The kit; anſwered and faid to the Chaldeans, The thing is gvone tiom me 0 : it ye will not make known un- to me the dream, with the interpretation …
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c According tothe good Hand of his God upon him, who had ſheyn him Favour thus far, and obrain'd the King's leave, he wear to tj; Houſe near the Palace, that he might ſeek God in ſecret for this great 2. It was not a inal 18 That they would deſire mercies of the God of hez.t( periſh with the reſt of the wiſe.men,7…
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" obtained the Grace and Favour of God 1n giving him Safety and wiſdom; the other, that he found him a God hearing Prayer, and thar .n a thing of a high Nature, he made known to him the King's Matter, 24 « Therefore Daniel werit in_ into Atioch þ whom the king had. ordained to deſtroy the wiſe men of Babylon: he w…
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ding them, without Injury, and Diſhonour to God that heard Prayer. Now begins the Interpretation. This the dream ; and we will tell the inter: and the winds carried them away, that no places. _ found for them : and the ſtone that ſmote the great mountain, and filled the whole 37 Thou *, O king, art a king of king…
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y Partly ſtrong and partly weak : The Rman Kingdom was divided, partly becauſe Tyranny followed Ariſtocracy, and the Government was mads up of both ; partly by reaſon of their Civil Wars; when two C: mpetitors ſtrove each for Dominion, the common People againſt the Sznate, Syla againſt Marins, Ceſar againſt Pompey …
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g Chald. Rabbi magnified him. + An Eſtate ſutable to his Hononr. i Gzal col Medina over the chief Province of Babylon, which was head becauſe of the Metropolis : The word Medina is alſo A4rabick, and therefore uſed in Spain at this day. k Chap. 4. 9g. Daniel was chief of them in Wiſdom, for he could unfold what non…
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fe . In the Plains of Pwa,where great Multitudes might eaſily be gathered, and behold it lifted up on high, conſpicuous toall : They beheld ir with Admiration, ready to adore it, in obedience to the King's Will and Pleaſure ; for whatſoever pleaſed him, pleaſed them, walking willingly after the Commandment, as Jero…
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inquiry by Interrogatories, that he might ſee firlt if they were guilty, by hearing them ſpeak for themſelves, and telling them he expe&ted Obedience and Conformity to his Laws fromthem; and it was ia vain to look for any Indulgence from him, he would bate them nothing, th2y ſhould- be burned : What, do ye make a J…
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+ Chald 19 4] Then was Nebuchadnezzar # full of fury : in him, and have changed the kings word, and yielded Fila. and the form of his vilage was changed +4 againſt|their bodies that they might not ſerve nor worſhip any Shadrach, Meſhach, and Abed-nego : therefore he|g0d, except their own God 3. ipake and commanded, …
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+ Chald. aoor. Heart ro burn them. 5s A Divine, moſt Beautiful and Glorious Coun- tenance ; either ofa meer Angel, or rather of Jeſus Chriſt the Angel of the Covenant, who did ſometimes appear inthe Old Teſtament before his Incarnation, Gen. 12.7. and 18. 10, 13, 17, 20, &*c. Exod. $3.23. and 33. 2. Joſh. 5. 13,1…
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$ © But at the laſt Daniel came in before me o, (* whoſe name was Belteſhazzar , according to the name of my god, and in whom # the ſpirit || of the holy gods p) and before him I told the dream , /ay- in l Whether ſent for by the King, or brought in by another, appears not, but.he was laſt, that it might appear h…
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6 The Decree was God's, and the Demand was of the Holy Angels if God would ena& and ratify it: the Angels as Commiſſioners had the Diſpenſation of it put into their Hands, and they all conſent to ic as 2 juſt Judgment of God to be executed by them according to the Will and Pleaſure of God: and they deſire of God it…
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*the World to know they are his, and not theirs, and that their Te-| nure 1s but at the Will of the Lord folely, who can alter and alienate | rhe Property of allcheir Enjoiments, being the High Lord Paramount | above all? 26 And whereas they commanded to leave the: ſtump of the tree-roots; thy kingdom ſhall be fur…
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f A due Conſideration of God's infinite Greatneſs makes the Cres ture appear as nothing in compariſon of God. Creatures are nothing to help, nothing to hurt , nothing abſolutely , nothing in duration, nothing ſolid and ſubſtantial, nothing without dependance, and influ- ence, and ſupport from God. God is 7 am, and …
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f The Rabbies ſay, it was not the Chaldce CharaQter, though the Words were Chaldee, but the old Hebrew, Canaanitiſh, Phenician and Samaritan Letters ; or elſe becauſe only the initial Letters, M. T. P. were written. But God reſerved this Honour for Daniel, and to him, that ke might have all the Glory. Beſides this …
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Chap. V. Or, ſe; King, Let thy gifts be to thy ſelf, þ and give thy rewards to es ch. 2.6, another &, yet I will read the writing unto the king, and meke known to him the interpretation. þ Did not Daniel receive Gifts and Honours from Nebuchaanezzar 'on the Jike occaiion ? Arſw, He was then young, and the Captivit…
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25 T And this zs the writing that was written, MENE MENE, TEKEL, UPHARSIN. 26 This #s the interpretation of the thing ; MENE r, God hath numbred thy kingdom, and finiſhed it. r MENE, MENE, he hath numbred, or it is numbred, it is numbred. Theſe Words are doubled for the greater Confirmation, to note that the numb…
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to ES: 10: Sg JE. O dah q, regardeth not thee, O king, nor the de- | Darius figned the writing and | Judah q, regar g e . $7 —__ —_ S S cree that thou haſt ſigned r, but maketh his Petition | A : SS; ng = . ; The ſum of all was this ; they had a Plot againft Danel, and his three times a day. ./ . . _ 2 Prople, to …
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and the Temple in Feruſulem, where the Holy of Holies ftood in the | than to make it at firſt: whereof we have ſufficient Inſtances in all Doi Weſt-end, and becauſe the Temple was the place where the Lord pla- | Nations in all Ages» Will any Legiſlative Power in the World fo Rey) Bced his Name and Worſhip, and promiſ…
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c Yea, and without Inſtruments of Muſick , and Sleep,, The King was in Perpicxitv, he was uader great Conviction that he had done very dithonourably and crueily, by hearkening to the Counſc] of his wicked Courticrs ; he thould have reſcinded his raſh Decree, and ra- ted them for their Barbarity againſt Daniel, and …
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This Prophecy is written in Chaldee, to be a Monument and Dgcy. 'v ment to Beiſhazzar, of the Reverence his Father and Grandfather ſhey. ed towards God, who had done ſuch mighty Works for them, and. gainſt them, to humble their Pride, and make them know that the High God ruled, and they reigned at his Mercy. Howbei…
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