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Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 • SECTION 1893

Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 1 — Section 1893

← Matthew Poole — Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 1

c Ir wasand is the cuſtom of neighbour Princes, to ſend Am- baſladors inro each others Countries to reſide there, and maintain correſpondence on the behalf of their Maſters. 'Theſe Nations were Neighbours to the Jews, and their Princes had their Ambaſſiders Ret: dent at Hieruſalem. Jeremiah is directed. to carry each of theſe Amba{ladors a Yoke with a Bond, as a preſent from God: ro their Maſters : the meaning he 1s alſo ordered ro tell them in the follow.

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- cromancy, or by any. unlawful ways and means, pretended to know #14 Tof "Pot they" propheſie a'lye unto! you 7, to/' rEMOVe you'far from yourtland, 'and''thar I ſhould drive:you out; tid ye ſhould 'per ſh #. 2 O45 + Eo ated 6 Wks ; Let them come by their pretended knowledge which way they wilh iwhar they ſay is falſe. And the. iſſue of your belief of what hoy: ſay,/ will benothing: but-your carrying, into, Captivity out of your:own- Countty, and your: ruine-and defiruCtion. . .,.., _ - ix #+'Dut the nations that bring-theit necks under the yoke of the King of Babylon, and ferve him, thoſe 'will Hf 3 *>Þ7 0: 34S 63h ; i'1qgs 4 41 »:jyi 4 : ; .D: P

ex remain, ſtill in their ow and they ſhall cill it, and dwell therein w. 4 WP | w» Thoſe: that upon wig bl mmoſs, (op without moriog any --.-», hoſtile, I | yield, elyes Servants ;to the ,King 0 4 +15. + Ba ral 42 Mal Len FE NAECA efr TT Th Land'to rill ' rhe -+-, ...* Ground, and ſhall dwell the ih, Tris the time when God: is reſo). (3 Ved to put an chdiro the! Kiigdor of Fildeh for a time, and to the © other Naribhns' mentioned for ever: "There is.therefore-no-relifting 6f Go#'s*Counſtls!" thofe that moſt quietly! meld-will be uy the!ibeſt Condition,, , 24-<# BIA MY LX OT ' 12 © ſpake atfo'ts' Zedekiah king -of Judah atcor- | __ difig to Hltheſt words, ſaying, Bring: your necks un-- -.-** derithe"yoke of the king of' Babylon; and ſerve him, © and his people, andlive x. tt poi ib, 464556 ©'x-Sorne' think this' was at" #nother'time; but 1t-15 moſt probable | i& was che fame elite, oo tl oe "14 "Why will ye die, thou,” arid 'thy' people; by the ſword, by, the famine; and by" the peſtilence, as, the LORD -hath ſpoken againſt..the natian that will not | ſerve:the king.iof Babylony. ole os bs | "7 That 5s; why wilt thou wilfully: mot only! raine thy (elf; bur | thy innocent People by the Sword, 'the Famine; and the Peſti]ence? 3 theiword is ſpoken by! the Lord, that alllNatiods who will hot wil. _ lingly yielfl to the King: of Bebyon, ſhall be thus;deſtroyed. , | ©" /*.,, 14, Therefore, haarken; not.; untp ;the words. of the *** _. . prophets that ſpeak unto you, ſaying, Ye ſhall nog _., ſerye.the King of Babylon, for they. prophelie ;* ailye

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not to ſubmit ro' the! King” of Babylon 5 Jeremy! petſwades Zrdekroh,

not” to hearken.to them 5 thar is,- nor' ro believe'them, nor[foflow

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| #” They" thake' fe of my Name;'and pretend to ſay what they

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be the end of it, for by this means your hearts are hardened againſt theiRevelationsof my Will, by 'which I ſhall be'proveked 'to give you. _ Ruine,' nor thall they eſcape, for they fhall-be rumet } with $04.09! ol bends eb oY owe tans aan oof bo 0 90 - x6" Alſo-Iſpake'to'the prieſts, and to all this people, faying,” Thes faick the, LORD: Hearkeh not to the| words.of your. Prophets. that: propheſie unto.you, ſaying, ” Chap, Beholdithe * veſſels of the LORD's houſe ſhall now' 8. 3» ſhortly be brought apain from Babylon; for' they pro- ? L 37 14 45 21:0 eToys 4b nds Fs. ©: er Pee i (4 in. Mil *, yheſic al © utito —_F Io. .1.; # The __, 1 ©. God's faithful Seryant, ſpared none, but | fairhfally' gavewarnitig* to all ſ6rts' 'to tak heed' of the falfe. Pro» phers, thay undertook toforetel that the Veſſels:of the Temple car- ried away; in; he tans; of. Foheakinyjand his ſor Tehgjakinior Jeconiah, b we read, 2 Epron; 36.17, 94 ſhould be| brought back again

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dence With reſpeft fo you, and be contenir to be of Bebylts, 1Þ thay you have Your lives for a prey though you b pop Sep to You Aceoms ations,and plenteous and, endif way ef life" if ye db not, your City wall certaivly be lai walte, and why! E ſhould you gull ſucha Judgmenr upon your own Heads? ' | "B&G ' "x 8- But 'if they be pro ets," and if the Word of 'the; | 4... LORD be with them, let them now "make intefceſ.] fion to the ORD'0f bolts, tha the Veſſels Which arelefe ir che'hoviſe of the LORD, atid i3 the hbuſe of the king of Judah, and at Jeruſalem go not to Babylon g. | '' ''* _"FAthe5 be rrus Proghets, giid | ih tead of fortelling the bringing back of thp yeſſels carried away. DR APoly chrraves to hinder the carrying away of what Cee oe che either in the Hcuſe of the Lord, of in

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