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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 481
s The old true Prophets indecd were with God; heard what he ſpake, and told it to the People ; they were tor God, for his Henour, Law, Worſhip and Temple, and lo thould Prophets now be : Ephraim once had ſuch Prophets ; ſuch were Elijah and Elifha, but none ſuck now, or Ephraim carts not for them. # The Prophet ſpe…
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© Kingdom of 1/72el 4d Of which ſee Ezek. 26, 27. and 28 chap. a I? rich, well fortified, and pleaſant City, and ſecure too, that afrer- Ward held out thirteen years Siege againft all the Power of the Baby» a Empire in Nebuckddnezzar's time, e Is now well provided,ſeems nvincible, is as ſecure as Tyrus was in her P…
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which is fully come upon them. g Gentiles were ſuch the proud Cir- cumciſion did deſpiſe and hate ; but now the Sins of the Circumciſed ſhall bring them uader as much Contempt with the Nations ; nay theſe proud Apoſtates from God, when caft off, and Wanderers, ſhalk account it a Faveur to be admitted to incorporate…
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* dolaters ſottiſhly. imagined that the ' Govudnels of their Land was a Bleſſing on them from their Idols ; Thus facrilegioufly they robb'd - God, and on this miftake they proceed to farther Impiety. 'f More ſtately, more curiouſly wrought, more richly adorned ; and it is moft likely more for number too, accounting…
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3 The high placess alſo of Avent, the fin of [ſri ſhall be deſtroyed * : the * thorn and- the thiſt}/ ſhall come up on their altars y ; and *: they ſhall [;y, to the. mountains, Cover us, and to the hills, Fall oj; US Z., Jþ s The Temples and Altars of Baal, and other Idols. t For 5:tþ-! aven, (ay ſome Interprete…
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E y-en very much indulged herein, God had given them all abun- F Qance and Proſperity, and with little Labour or Care ; and he = expedted Thankfulneſs for it, but no ſuch thing was done by Ephraim, je grew more infolent, untraftable and gerfidious. # When I found ” itſo, I did paſs'over upon her fair Neck, laid ſom…
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called * my ſon c out of Egypt d. 4 In the Ir.fancy of 1ſrael, which is here dated equal with his being in Egypt, 6b Mjanifeſted that tender and paternal AffeCtion which I did hear to him, increafing him in Numbers, Wealth and Honour. c Adopted him toe my Son, and as my Son provided for him, and brought him out «<t…
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or fince they call themſelves his, he is willing to encourage them by owning all in them that loyks toward him. ; Or, continue ſuſ- pence, doubtful and unreſolved what to do, or rather inclined moſt to an Averlion from me z tho the Lord's Prophets have perſwaded them earneſtly to return by Repentance, yet they cont…
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[ Phraim feedeth on wind a, and followeth after tie eaſt-wind b: he daily increaſeth lies c andd eſolati- ond, and they do make a covenant with the Afſyrians* ; ai ol is carried into Egypt f. —, 4 It is a proverbial Speech, denoting the Self-lattery of Eper aim, did, 1i7- . . \ 1 2 - — 5 hs - by . O, #0- breath…
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m No more yainly boaſt of F«cob ; but, as he, do you approve your ſelves to God. 7 Repent, leave Idols, and all Sins. He worſhipp'd God alone, do you ſo ; he caft Idols out of his Family, do you fo too ; be Facob's Children herein. o Shew Kindneſs to all who need it, caft off Cruelty and Inkumanity, and be merciful…
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5 Your famous Progenitor of whom you boaft. t Behaved himſelf be conquered, or Facob could not have gotten the Viftory. - u Cal- J led, ver. 3. God, and ver. 5. is Fehovab Lord of Hoſts. ' He was no | created Angel, but the uncreated Angel, Chriſt the Meſſiah, Eternal | Godby Nature and Eſſence, Angel by Office. an…
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are as heaps in the furrows of the fields 4. f In this conciſe Interrogatory the Prophet warns the refratory 4. & 5. 5, ungodly Jfraelites by an Example of God's Wrath on them. About An, M. 3264. at Ahaz's Requeſt and Charges, Tizlath Pileſer, 2 Kings 15. 29. came up againſt J/rael, and took Gilead among other Town…
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nified, advanced, and made glorious, the Kingdom flouriſhed in My;. titudes of People, in abundance of Wealth, in the Succeiles of their Counſels, and in their Credit abroad. In this flouriſhing State þ. phraim, a principal Tribe, and which firſt ſet up for the Royal Dijgr:. ty, and carried it, had prnceges ſhare,.…
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- Therefore 1 * I will be cnto them 1 as a lion n, as a lcopard o by the way will I obſerve p them, ] Since t Drunka "ones pr Pome ng ; . Vid. ch. 5+ Ve 13. let. 0, that 1s, 1n his fuileſt Strength, 0' a middle Aze, ſwift in puriuing, and that can continue the Chaſle till he over- $5—9 take -hallenged any one t…
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in the Subjunttive, and conditionally, I would have ranſomed, I would have redeemed, ©. if 1ſrael had been wiſe : ſo *twill well cohere wich the 13th and 15th Verſes. And if the Words be conſidered as ſpoken of the whole Body of 1/7 acl, they will be maſt intelligible as they in- clude a Condition, and are ſubjun&i…
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next, of 2oſtea maintaining the Sicge againſt Shalmarneſer three Years, 2 Aings 17.5. þ Caſtoff both his Worship, and ſet up Tdolatry, and alſo shak*d off rhe Yoke bf David's Houſe, and ſet up new Kings, aud maintained both long ayzainſt God. q ihe Inhabitants of Szmaria, and allo the Subjects of the Kingdom of J/r…
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g Bethink your ſelves what Words will beſt {ct out your Sins, God s Patience towards you, and your preſent Sorrow and Repentance for Sin 3 prepare your ſelves to make Confeſſions, Petitions, Vows and Praiſes to God. h With Words join Decds, let your Hearts be in your Words, turn, do not as the incorrigible Hypocrit…
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the vine p : the || ſcent thereof /hall be as the wine of Le- banon q. , m As many as unite to the Church, are Members of it, shall dwell” under theſe ſpreading Trees: The Churches planted and ſpreading Shall be to new Converts as ſuch Trees to fainting Travellers, almof ſpent with Toil and Heat ; they shall find…
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and Iſaiah 5 whether he preach'd to the Ten Tribes, or to the Two Tribes, or to both; whether the Locuſts are literal only or typical, and ſignificative of Enemies, or how many Years they continued ; what Nations they did prefigure, when the Execu- | tion began, when it ended ; or when be began, or how long be contin…
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This Verſe countenanceth their Conje&ure who take the Locuſts and Vermin to be emblematical in part as well as literal ; for it ſeems not very ſutable, to call their Teeth, Teeth of a Lion. r An innumerable multitude of Locuſts and Caterpillars, called a Nation here, as Solomon calls the Conies and the Ant, Prov. 3…
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I Bind ' your mourning Sackcloth cloſe to you with a Girdle, that j- | may be more troubleſome to the Fleſh ; for though in #6. *tis only ' Zird, the Phraſe is well known 1n the Scripture on theſe Occafiqr; | to include Sackcloth, as what 1s girded on the Mourner ; and ver, 6, | Sackcloth is expreſly mentioned, and…
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Day of Trouble, <orrow and great Diſtreſs, e Thi explains the for: mer ; it is a Day of greater Troubles than yet they tel, Trouble; which God will heap upon them, a Day in whici Gd will be Judg*, = : ang! puniſh by the / ccuſis, by the Drought, and by Babylonians, Unis ro matter of tact, *tis true, they were aſham…
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which certainly 43 intended here, and the ſynonymous Term: are here multiplied, to imicate the extremity and length of theſe Troubles And this Paſſage may well allude to the Day of Judgment, and the Calamities which ſhall precede that day. þ Thick Darkneſs does un- doubredly imply, as the gradual Approach, ſo the d…
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$ CHAP. I © The Prophet ſheweth Zion the terribleneſs of God's judgments, I=--11. ex- * borteth 10 bumiliation and repentance, by enjoining faſting and prayer, 12——17. jromiſeth a bleſſing thereon, 18---27. The bleſſed ſtate of Zion at the coming of the Meſſiah, and the fearful trouble of the world | atulaſt appea…
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In this Verie we muſt diſcern what 13 any whit proper to the Lo- cafts,and what is applicable more fitly to the Souidiers figured by them. » This leems not proper to theie Inſects -which move forward, and alter not their Courſe in luch limited and ftiaitned Bounds as a Ci- iy ; but this well ſutes with Souldiers th…
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32. 38,39, 40. d Gentle, eaſy to be intreated, and ready to forgive the guilty, e Compaſhonate and ready to ſhew Pity and reliere 11, Indigent ; you are beth guilty and afflicted, return to your Gog, y;, is gracious to pardon your Gnilt,and merciful to relieve your Miterie, f Who hath ſpared, doth cill ſpare, and w…
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was com the tame the Mou £Ereen, at Trees, tt dead, no not, as ch but with | do might they are q 23 Be the LO] (+ | former t1 down fo! - ter rain x In th )* known Ele F nat ; now | Work as w habitants © how your ty Which g V ul, Il, hap. II. LORD will anſwer yr and fay s un- to his people f, Be…
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ier2tions, and hath remembred his Covenant for you in this your low Vul, I 7 @ .E is | according 10, R2roſnofs, - Eicher fome emicent Pronhr. phers, /jatzh, or {#1 himielf, bur as Fere-rumners and I'yp. great rophet, fo the wortls will be a Pr omile ot the M.tfzh, thele Children or Zic to the Meſſiah, as Fountai…
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u Yet when Nature ſeems out of courſe, and (ſuch terrible Convul- fions overthrow all States and Kingdoms, and nothing but Ruine and Þcftruftion appears on every lide, yet then moft certainly it Shall come to pals, x Who hearetit the Goipcl, repenteth of Sin, believ- eth in Chriſt, and prayeth for Grace, Peace and …
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and parted my land o, D 7 f Inthe Type it is not ſimply all Nations, but all thoſe Nations Y that have with hoftile Minds oppreſſed and ſcattered Fudzh ; inthe = 2 Antitype, *tis all Nations that have been Enemies to Chrift and the HR" Church. g This is ſpoken with reſpett to the low Situation of the Z (] Place, b…
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ruſalem þ have yez ſold unto the +Grecians k,that ye might 41 remove them far from their border 1. . f g The Fews who dwelt in the Land. bh The Citizens of Feruſlem, or perhaps the young ones, Boys and Girls, as ver. 3. both of City a Country. 7 Tyrians, Zidonians, and Philiſtines, though Neighbour and oftentimes …
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x Ye mighty ones, ye Men of War, Executioners of Divine Ven- geance, » Begin to reap, cut down Sinners ripe for Judgment, let Tiglath Pileſer and his Souldiers cut down Syria and its King Rezir, 2 Kings 15. for their Violence againſt my People. Let Cyaxares and his Armies begin to cut down 4jj1i4 with Nineveh and i…
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Stars ſhall withdraw their ſhining. Vid chap. 2. ver. 10, let. d,e,f, g. When God doth in the Valley of Decition puniſh any of the Kingdoms which perſecuted and oppre(s*4 his Church, the Punishment shall be ſo great as to darken the Glory of ſuch Kingdoms,it shall be to the utter Overthrow of thoſeKingdoms and Gov…
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the Church as Egypt carried it toward Jſracl. x Moſt deſolate, when God hall judge and punish ;z fo Shall Spiritual Egypr, Rev. 11.8, The Poſterity of E/au, of near Kin to 1/rael, according to the Flesh, whoſe fſirlt Father envied J«cob the Bleſſing, and vow*d his Death and made him fly from his Father's Houſe, and…
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He is in many Places ſententious and conciſe, which makes the Paſſages the more obſcure 3, though be do bring with him many om his Country-Imploymeut in his Reproofs, Alluſaons and Arguments, yet fitted with admirable Skill, and beautified of Stile, that proclaims it ſelf to be from him who gave Man toth Judgment, F…
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-cu- «1 x ſhall wither y. | hid h a mos. o The Almighty and Eternal,whom you of the ten Tribes = we forſaken,and thereby have provoked to Diſpleaſure. p "The Pro- 7 he Phet alluding to what was dreadful, dangerous, and moſt routing to ar hepherds,the roaring of an hungry Lion that comes out of his Den for him 6 &,…
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pleaſure, which deſtroys all like fire. & The Family, or the material Houſe in which he dwelt, or both ; #azae!'s ſtately Dwelling-p'ace ſhould be conilumed by Eire, and his whole Family be cut off, / Eat up, ſo as to leave nothing remaining ot either. m Ihe Royal Palaces, or thoſe that deſcended trom #azael, and d…
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Lord, I will proceed on to Ekron : p Another of the five Cities of the Philiſtines ; ſtrong, but as the reſt,crnel to /rael,and very finfylly jq, latrous, worſhipping Bad/-Zebub, for which this flall be deftroyeq ain. ſce Zeph. 2, 4. and Zech. 9.5. q What remaineth either cf. Citic, Towns or People, not already exp…
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K implied, re, nor elſe this to 2-4 0 aied {uc; ſh and Ner Ile it ſo lor his fomew ta Aung, w ether "i mentionec Bones dis cun'd the } Ncrs conjett alls and Roc npt of the K 2 But 1 dur the Pa mult m, \ umpet o, f Vid. chay, lar ground, t tter rea( tonymy the ughter, þ is Country ; Waiſt all t…
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4 T Thus faith the LORD, For thrce Tranſgreſſions ot Judah, and for four 1 will nt turn away the puniſhment thereof y; becauſe they have diſpiſed z the Law of the LORD a, and have nor kept his Commandments b, and their lies c cauſed them to err d, after the which erhcir Fathers f have walked g. Y God hath in ti» …
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0 You did not reſcue your ſelves out of the hands of your Enemies 3 ] dil in meer Mercy, with a mighty Arm, fave and reſcue yon, and brought you out, p Where you were opprefled Servants, and expo- ſed ro ruin. q As a Shepherd leads his Flock, nay, miraculouſly con- duting by the Villar of a Cloud, and Fire, ani fee…
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m Pcrhaps Sheaves, the T.oading of a Harveſr-ſcaſen, are + pt intimate the Ripeneſs of their Sins, and God's reapir- forth +1, cutting them down by his Judgments, and carrying them ; vice 7 be threlhed by tarcher Judgments. x ; fea 14 Theretore » the flight ſhall periſh from the {\, at and the ſtrong p ſhall not ſ…
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010% Tn this Verſe, by a double Similitude, Amos certifieth the Jews of near and inevitable Puniſhment: Firſt by Similitude of a Lion roaring at fight of his Prey, which ſeldom eſcapes when the Lion roareth a- ainſt it ; The Lion uſually 2s ſo nigh to his Prey when he roareth,that he leapeth on It preſently, and te…
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doing of all ; beſides all former Violences of Barſhi, Zimri, Omri an! Febu, who took the Kingdom out of the hands of their Matters T boſe of Shatum, Menabem, Pehab and # ſp2z, atted in the Times .4- mos pountell at, p Multitudes of oppreſſed Ones in thoſe Times, when the Uſurpers took it to he their Intereft to cr…
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of the Enemies, thele ſtately Houſes thali be ranfack'd firft, and pulFd down next, and left in rubbiſh. & Or many, for the Word tacludes both. The Magnificent Palaces of Princes and the Nobles of ſrae!. 2 Shall ceaſe for ever, either be utterly walted, or ceaſe to be theirs whoſe once they were, & All this ſhall i…
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ſons were extreamly unkind, and all ſpoiled with it. & About yours Houſes for Convenience and Pleaſure. Planted for your ſupport and, to enrich you, to chear your Heart. neceifary Uſe. o When they were ſeemingly moR fruitful. p il Foel 1.3, 1O, 11, 12, manner of Egypt #4; your young men have I ſlain x with! have …
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c Utterly conſumed and deſtroyed your Houſes and Goods, 4 Tho ir was a total Conſumption to thoſe it fell on, yer was but on ſome who might be warnings to others, and by which others might fee how eaſy it was {or God to deſtroy them all. e We no where elle read of ich Fire from Heaven, yet *ris pGſhble ſome ſuch Ju…
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m Or, yer, truly, n Amidſt all thoſe Threats there is ſtill a Re- ſerve, a conditional Proviſo, and the Lord here does by his Prophet declare.it. -o Though Apoſtate both in Sacred and Civils, though polluted and defiled greatly, and this through many ſcores of Years, yet after all Repentance would help them. p Enqu…
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10 They a hath him that rebuketh b in the gate c, and they abhor him that ſpeaketh uprightly 4. 2 Either this is the Prophet's Complaint of chem without farther expeRing their compliance with his Advice, or he foretels what they will do, Judges and People. b They both hate them that rebuke, Judges hate the Yrophet…
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kt Slizht Diſlikes will do little in this caſe ; you Rulers and Judges ** muſt heartily hate, and ſhew that you hate, 1 both Ways, Doings " Contrivers and Abettors of the, Evil among the People, and _ elves. m Commend, encourage, defend and reward all Good in 0- thers, and do it your ſelves ; let your Heart be towa…
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very weighty Reaſons, 0urs, not Mine. : 22 Though \car-oferings U , | will [ regard the || peace-offerings y of your far beaſts Z. +, « That have departed from my Temple, Law and Inftitutions, you of the Ten Tribes. r Which was wholly burnt on the Altar 5 no part due £0 any but God : of tnis theſe Hypocrites ha…
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are ſecure, that think to Morrow ſhall he as this Day, and neither fear nor believe the threatned Judgments of God. 'c By a Syncc- doche put for the Kingdom of the Two Tribes, and principally the In- habitants of Feruſulem and Zion z the Ten Tribes were hitherto threat- ned, now the Prophet warns the Two Tribes. d …
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c Or ſome near Kinſman. d Inſtead of thoſe Mercenaries who were wont to do this, and were paid for it; but now none of theſe to be had, the next to the Dead muſt as well as he is able take him up on his Shoulders, and earry him, 7. e. the laſt of the Ten, the other Nine being dead. e Though the Fews moſtly buried,…
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a Sometime this refers to what went before, here it refers to whit the Prophet ſaw and is about to declare. 6 This is the firſt offi: Viſions or Prophetick Repreſentations of what was coming upon th People tor their Sins. The Lord gave Amos a clear Sight of tit future Calamity by this Viſfien, «c I could not but ob…
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_ m——_iions p ; > — 24 SEZ » DEL v 3d (v Ro IE — Sets on x RR OY =—_”— Pry -” T: Gi _ \ 2 _ » es Y _— —_ ms. I nes . - i : S ESnEY et Hr E- x —_—— I” —ar_— « ns gy = : this in Viſion awakens the Prophet as before to pray earneſtly. for it 5 the Kings || Chappel o, and it #5 the + Kings Court p. || Or,…
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amily he was of, nor is it much material we ſhould know, *tis pro- adle he might be of ſome mean Family, or poſſibly an Apoſtate Prieſt P! the Tribe of evi. s By way of Eminency, no common Prieft, but be Chief Prieſt. r To the Calf at Bethel, and 'tis like he was Prefect Ir Governour for the King in the Civil Affair…
1,111 wordsSource & rights
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