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Gill, John, 1697-1771 • SECTION 499

Jeremiah 39:12

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Jeremiah 39:12

Ver. 12. Take him, and look well to him,.... Take him out of prison; take him under your immediate care; receive him kindly, and use him humanely; provide everything necessary for him, and let him not want for anything: or, "set thine eyes upon him" {m} look pleasantly at him, and let him be always under your view and inspection; treat him not with neglect and contempt, but see to it that nothing is wanting to him:

and do him no harm; no injury to his person by beating, imprisoning, or starving him; nor suffer any to be done to him by the common soldiers, or by his own people:

but do unto him even as he shall say unto thee: let him have whatever he asks for: this was great favour from a Heathen prince indeed, and more than he met with from his own countrymen.

{m} wyle Myv Kynyew "et oculos tuos pone super eum", V. L. Vatablus, Pagninus, Montanus, Schmidt.

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