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Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 • SECTION 452

Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 1 — Section 452

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people ſhal fay; Amen. : x See Deite 22, 20, | 21 * Curſedbehe that lieth with any manner of beaſt: and all the people (bal fay, Amen. | 22 * Curſed be he that lieth with kis ſiſter, the daugh- is father, or the daughter of his mother : and all

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2 Andall theſe bleſfings ſhal come on thee, and o- vertake thee b, if thou ſhalt hearken unto the veice of the LORD thy God.

þ Thoſe bleſſings which others greedily follow after, and off- times never overtake,they ſhall follow after thee,and ſhall be thrown into thy lap by my ſpecial kindneſs.

2 Bletſcd ſha/tthou be in the city, and bleſſed ſhalt

| thou be in the field. Gen. 49. 4 Bleſſed ſball be * the fruit of thy + body, and the

PL.127- fruit of thy ground, and the fruit of thy cartel, the 1n- Heb. bety creaſe of thy kine, and the flocks of thy ſheep. Dr,dough, 5 Bleſſed ſhali be thy basket, and thy || ſtore c. r knead. < (5. e.) It ſhall always be well repleniſhed, and the Proviſion e-frough4 thou haſt there ſhall be preſerved for,and in due time brought forth

to, thy uſe and ſervice: See Devr: 26: 2, 10. ;

6 * Bleffed ſhalt thou be when thou comeſt in, and bleſſed ſhalt thou be when thou goeſt our 4.

d (5. e.) In all thy affairs and adminiſtrations, which are oft expreſſed by this Phraſe, as Numb: 27: 17; Dent; 31: 2: 2 Sam: 3: 25 2 Chron: 1; 20: At: 1: 21: and 9g: 28. : ;

7 The LORD (hal cauſe thine enemies that riſe up againſt thee, to be ſmitten before thy face : they (bal come out againſt thee one way, and flee before rhee feven ways e. | |

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Or,hor- in thy || ftore-houſes, and in all that thou ſerteſt thine hand unto, .and he hal bleſs thee in the land which the LORD thy God giveth thee. ; x

F( 5:6: ) Shall by his ſovereign and powerful Providence give t, even when it ſeems furtheſt from thee. and not likely to come to thee without a Word of Command from God himſelf.

9 * The LORD (hal eſtabliſh thee an holy people un- to himſelf g, as he hath ſworn unto thee : if thou ſhalc keep the commandments of the LORD thy God, and + walk in his ways.

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which he ſeparated thee to himſelf as an holy and peculiar people, and ſhall publickly own thee for ſuch, as it follows, werſe 10.

Gen.2r. art called by the Name of the LORD b,* and they (bal 2, 23. & be afraid of thee. 6, 28. h (#: e: ) That you are in deed and truth his People and Children: See Deut: 14: 1: and 26: 18. For to becalled oft-times ſignifies 70 be, as Iſa: 47: 1, 5: and 56: 7: Mat: 5: 9, 19: and 21: 13. : chap.zo, 11 And*the LORD (bal make thee plenteous [lin ,&. goods, in thefRir of thy + body, and in the fruit of thy Or, fir cattel,and in the fruit of thy ground 3,in the land which Heb. 5211, the LORD ſware unto thy fathers, to give thee, belly . | . | : The ſame things which were ſaid beforeare repeated, to ſhew that God would repeat and multiply his bleſſings upon them- ' 12 The LORD ſhal open unto thee his good treaſure | k,the heaven to give the rain-unto thy land in his ſeaſon, 15.6. nd to bleſs all the work of thine hand : * and thou ' ſbalt lendunto many narions,and thou (halt not borrow. k To wit, the Heaven or the Air, as it here follows, which 15 God's Sr things for Man's uſe. See fob: 38: 22: Pſat: 33: 7. \ 13 And the LORD fhal make thee the head/, and not the tail,and thou ſhalt be above only, and thou ſbalr not be beneath : if that thou hearken unto the command- ments of the LORD thy God, which I:command thee - this day, to obſerve and to do them? >; F | I The chief of all People in Power, or at Jeaſt, in Dignity; -and Priviledges ; ſo that even they that are not under thine Authority ſhall reverence thy. Greatnefs and Excellep:y: So it was in. David's and Solemon's time,and ſo it ſhould have been much oftner and much more, if they had performed the Conditions here required. For the Phraſe ſee 1/a. 9. r3; 14.' and 19. 15. © © 4 14 And thou ſhalt not go aſidefrom any of the words which I command thee this day;to the 'righthand or to the. left, to go after other gods to ſerve them. * Lev.26. T5 Butir ſhal cometo paſs, *if thou wilt not hear- 24-Lam.2- ken unto the voice of the LORD thy God, to obſerve 27.Dan.9. to do all his commandments, and his: ſtatutes, which I M1 >. ». command thee this day; that all theſe curſes ſhal come upon thee, and overtake thee mw. © | » $o-asthou ſhalr not be able to eſcape them, as thou ſhalt vain- ly hope and endeavout to do.

16 Curſed ſhalt thou be in the city, and curſed ſhalt thou be in the field; | [2% 5

17 Curſed ſhall bethy basket and thy ſtore.

18 Curſed ſhall be the fruit of thy body, and the fruit of thy land, the increaſe of thy kine, and the flocks of thy ſheep. . | |

19 Curſed ſhalt thou be when thou comeſt in, and curſed ſhalt thou be when thou gaeſt out.

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