them. + To wit, of Canaan which I have promiſed to you, and to and faid, Riſe up, andFet you-forth from amoneglt my which I am now leading you, which was ſo well known to all of | yeople, * both you, and tre chiidren of Iſrael, and * Chap.
them, that it was needlef; to expreſs it in this place. .- | 20, ſerve the LOR D, as ye hive ſaid. IO. 9. 20 Ye ſhall eat nothing leavened: in ail your habi- q (i: e:) He ſent this Meſſage to them, for they came ne more to | tations (hall ye eat unleavened bread. : him, Chap: 10: 29. | | 2t \ Then Moſes called for all the elders of Iſrael, 32 * Aiſo rake your flocks and your herds, as ye * Chap. # Or, kid. and ſaid unto them, Draw out, and take you a lamb | have ſaid, ard be gone, ard bleſs me allo r. IO. 26. accordin g to your families, and kill the patloxer. r Pray to God for me, that I may not periſh by this, or any other *Heb«11. 22 * And ye ſhall take a bunch of hyſop 6b, and dip | P!2gue- , « 33 And the Egyprians were urgent s upon the peo-
28, it in the blood that zs in the baſon, and ſtrike the lintel and the two ſide-poſts with the blood that is in the ba- ſon : and none of you ſhall. go out at the door of his
pie, that they might ſend them our of the land in haſte;
tor they ſ1id, We be all dead men. s Not by force, v hich they durſt not now uſe, but by earneſt
for houſe c until the ae. d. and impoitunat Intreatics, Exod: 11: 8: This was the ground of 'M b So the Hebrew word is rightly r endred, as appears from Heb: 9: | that Faule of the Heathens mentioned in Tacitus, That the Jews were 19. c (i:e: ) Ofthe Houſe wherein he did eatthe Paſſover, which | q-iven out of £zypt for their Scabs : So they falſly and maliciouſly
oft-times was his Neighbours Houſe : S:e werſe 4. 4 Till the be- | aſcribed their own Ulcers and Scabs ſent upon them. by God to the ; ginning of the Morning after Midnight, and after the Slaughter of | 7{;aelites. the Egyprians firſt-born ; which may reconcile thoſe Scriptures that . h bef . ; ſeem to contradi& one another, while ſome affirm they went out 24 Andthe people took their doug _ DeFore 1t WAS fOr,dough of tigyprt by Night, and others by Day, for they went our in the | leavened, their F kneading troughs # being boundupin ***? : | NY very early when it was yet dark, as it is exprelſed in a like | their cloaths upon their ſhoulders. | TR FRS-S0e-X- . Al 0, th ightl der it, their dough linmps, or food, or | 23 Foc the LORD will ps through to ſmite the | wnys feof cu EE. OE. hs EY P mags m —_— mou = Soon = _— 35 And the chiidren of Iſrael did according to the % Frek "WO On OO jb - Wt -PRS | word of Moſes ? and they borrowed of the Egyptians « Ezek. 9- over the door, and * wiil not ſutter e the deſtroyer f te | x jewels x of lilver, and jewels of gold, and raiment.
« : | * 5 2 _ - come 1n unto your houſes co {mir e you, | « Either before this time, as they had opportunity, when their Chap: 3? | e Heb. not give him Licenſe or Commiſſion. f( iwe: ) The de- | hearts were mollified by the foregoingPlagu.s or even at this time, *** + ſtroying Angel,which whether it were a good or bad Angel is not | when the Iſraelites might well take coatidence ro borrow, and the agreed, nor 1s it neceſſary to determine. Egyptians would be willing to lend them. partly that they might gain
24 And ye thall obſerve this thing g for an Ordinance | their Affe&ions and Prayers, and partly that thcy might mote rea- to thee, and to thy ſons for ever. dily depart from them. x Wherewith they uſed to adorn themſelves g viz. The ſubſtance of the thing, the Paſſover and Feaſt of un- | i2,*he worthip of their Idols, and theretore ſuppoled the Jraelites
, leavened Bread, though not all the Rites and Ceremonies, whereof | Pight uſe them in the worſhip oftheir God. Or, weſels ; of which
divers were peculiar to the firſt time. ſee on chap: 11: 2, Y j #S | | 25 And it ſhall come topaſs when - ye be come to 35 And the LORD gave the people favour in the
e s :
2 the land b, which the LORD will give you according | fight of the Egyprians y, ſo that they lent unto them : as he hath promiſed, that ye ſhall keep my ſervice. ſuch things as they required % 3 and they * ſpoiled the ® Gen:1g;
: h viz. Of Canaan, as verſe 19. For in the Wilderneſs they kept Egyptians 4. T :
: ; this Lealt but once, ani that by God's particular Dire&ion, Numb: Y( 5: e: ) Inclined their hearts to do it willingly, and not only Chap: 3:
9: 2. out of fe:r. z'tieb: and they lent them, to wit, the Jewels or Vel- Þ | | * Joſ. 4.6. 26 *® And it ſhall come to paſs, when your children | {-1s mentioned, wer. 35. # To wit, of their Ornaments. Queſt.Was ſal. 105,
, . : CY not thi: unjuſtly done of the 1{ſraelites to borrow th:ſe Jewels which 375 ſhall fay unto eh What mean a-4e by this ſervice 5: they never payed ag1in? nſw. No, 1. Becauſe they did nothing in
| a gr of Pirne Worlip, God expe rhigcve® om che | his mancr bury Godcappoinrmenr cop; 11 1,2 fochar iFelrs ſhou'd enquire and und:iſtand what is faid or done in the Publick | be any iT rv Fats at WO ay hey i wget 1
. "He & . y in any thing, nor is in this thing, the lea?! blot or ſhadow of inju- Worſhip or Service of God,and therefore notto reſt in dumb Signs Y 'b he hack Brncmakie ela: d - whereof they neither enquire no- know the meaning, or in th MICE, 85 Wort me CN ny Ot Oe Service of Cod in's Lanenacwhiet ch a © | to diſpoſe of all perſFhs and rhings, as being the Miaker,and Giver, "Th (hk: 5 fo to 4 y h : ( OW c and Lord of all; as becauſe there was great and evident reaſon both
27 1at ye Ihail lay, It 15 tne lacrihee of the why the 1/raelites ſhould be r:compen{cd for all their hard Labours LORDS paſſover k, who paſſed over the houſes of the | and Sufferings,and why the Ezyprians ſhould be ſpoiled for their Idos
Children of [{rael in Egypt, when he {more the Egypti- larry, Luxury, and Cruelty to the J/raelites, and the great benefits
as "W | »þ hf Ti x which they had received from 7oſ:ph,and from the ſervice of the I/- yg. and delivered our houſes. And the peopie * bow- raelites. = Becauſe the ſupreme Lord of all forbad them to reſtore ed the head /, and worikipped,
| : what they borrowed, and gave them the entire right and ſole pro. . & The Paſſover was both a Sacrifice, as it was offered to God, as priety hk 3.Becauſe tho there was a form and eartieadd wok