4 For the * day of vengeance g is in mine heart 5 a and the year of my redeemed 3 is come &. : *Ch.24:3:1 g D-ſigned and purpoſed by me to take veneeance on the Ene- and 6. 2-M mics of my hurch. Or, particularly the Poſterity of Eſau; Day = and ear is all one, fave the Jatrer may have ſome reſpe& ro the length of their Captivity. + Or, was in my heart a defire of Exc. curion, Pſalm 45. 8. T have medirated or Nludied revence, being long foreborn hath wroughtin me reſolutions of Revenge therefore
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. 46. 3.
Ju.ro.16. ah Deur. 7. in his Pity a he 5h dus and carried b them all the lays :
all the afflitions they endured in Egypt ; nores the Sympathy that is in Chriſt, he havi
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he redeemed thefi out of Ez
ls at hand ; the verſe ſhe
fer the Execution tilkthe fit time come ;
of Jubilee..
6.16 5 * AndI looked
7 Not that he needed it, for help implies a defe& of Power, or S&c. Bur ro-fee what Mcn
Arm notes h
work, chap. g. 4. d 1
6 And and make
down their ſtrength cothe earth | he Hebrew often ex prefſeth Calamities by a cup of Wine, or
(1 ſtrong drink, by which the diſtrefſcq Perſons are made drunk, ſal. 75-8. chap. 51. 21, 22. they go as it were to and fro, not knowing | what to do with themſelves ; with their own
JF*,, and wou!
ſee Pſalm (o2. 13. chapter 34.8
ws that Chriſt is
iS People is the ſame chi
is Strength, bur ſee on chap. 59. 1 will tread down th
them drunk s in my
6, T7.
fury, P,
blood, chap. 49. 26 Rewelg: 16.6. þp Whate rength lies, their ſtrong ones, Or, .ouniels, &c. he will bring to the very du drunken men
and
LORD hath beſtowed
on them,
the mulricude
towards:the houſe of Iſrael,
On
according to his
he may all
» And there was none to he!
their ſtrong
Of his loving kindneſſes,
ſtill abour his Work, though he ude to the year
It, therefore the Nang
ng with ſtanding
e people in mine anger, and I will bring
ver It
x,
ne hath beſtowed and according to
by way of argument wict; God ro ſhew them mercy, becau m
7hat will not lie ft, fo he wittrin himſelf of old," when he made a Covenant Covenant, though upon them as my
# To wit,
our Fathers
they are unworthy of me, Their enemies would perſwade themſelves, O the for, or looked af ep my Covenant; ſach obligitions : o after their I
not God's People, ter, but God will they will not deal
r, Ipreſu
laid r, Surely was their
,and brought them out of Egypr.
me they will nor,
prove unfairhful to me in ſerving Ba
Now T
5, 6. Pſaim . when none
Zerubbabel, Nehemiah, &c, 9 * In all their aMiition el of his preſence 3 laved
x Becauſe © of
+
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the Red-ſez
ty, he afflied-nor ; either way it may be read according t ſpelling of Ls, whether by Aleph, or Pat.
taken our;
ron,
a Z/gare, or
brought them ”vck was Chrif, neis, they were
Chriſt's Lov loved them,
bare them as a
ternity, or a long rime paſt, aham or Msſcs, and it is uſed as an Argument to move
Warry her, ti!
their aff. ions no ons vere rather favours
offer to abufe their kin
of them: Or, he intimates here what they are
lo be
9, 9, 10. , then he
to ſave, none to uphold
them z: redemed them, and
t the Church hath, and her Head
afflition,
through the th
Angel, but Himſelf.
e and Pity ſaved them for all tha
many Generations paſt
a3
him 11 he bring her unto lis Farher,
renewed them. « To wir, on theſe on theſe Conditions he undertook the charge alone wa
ſo the words may be read;
By: way of eminericy, hence the LXX through the Red-ſea, the Wilderneſs,
well as to come, from their Bondage in Egypt, to the time of Iſaiah,
they are my people 5, children
and Afhreroth,
Ehus Parents are apr
Or, they wi;
ſaved
But Chriſt himſelf. he was afflicted
*1n his loye he *
days of old.
k
p/; and : therefore
, Or
is wherein their Places, or deep
advantages; 2ggravate their great unkindnefs, or to 1 diſtreſſes, or
obliged to hopes, of them, Exod. 1g. s their Saviour: them, not Oyrus,
x, and the
bore chem,
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d alſo out of BaZy'm. | The former part of
de-
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ing,
glve
ſe he
with
y are dols,
&c.
I not
and
tet of it when It
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