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Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 • SECTION 332

Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 332

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x Chap. 28. werſe 22. let. f. y Perſe 4. let.y x Virſeg. It "il s Thus 25a common Name, we, and the French, and others read! , but ſome account it a proper name of a Town or City, called M9z5* lum, for ought I know, the old Migaol. Exod. 14. 2. and Nun. 33-'" 8. 'twas on the Red-Sea-fide, North-Eaſt of Egyp:, from this part 87 to Syene. b A City on the Eaſtof Nils over againſt Arabia, faith 07*; a City thar is juſt below the great Cafaratt or fallof N:/4 ro?"

with hooks and Lines, and God hath Hooks for this proud Dragon,

fiſt maſs, and next the Babyloniſh King : The expedition of 4m#ſis| diſpute to which ir belongs. c Now to diſpute nothing of ©15 (26

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raphy , it ſ:ems likely to "1, that what we rende my well and plainly rendreg » for Syene being fo near we muſt look ſome place of Expt at ſo Syere than this Ethiopia is ; if then 'twer C:jh, ro whom Moſes aſſigns Arabia, Gen. x Magia'um inſtead of the Tower as one Eto:ci3 as another, and the © | Aracta, and then almoſt all EZ7pt is compriſe to South Eaſt down the Reg Sea, thence to the £15:0%;2, and thence UP the Nile

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thar no Foottteps or Tratts of tale, as Luke 19. 44 table, uſeful, and Beaſts roo many f Accounting the civil Dillenfions fſubduz « of tisReign, or th about the 3orh Year of Feconiah's Captivity, Year ofthe Capti was the firſt of Cree:

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ntne times of the Ptolomy's, 2 Kingdom that ruled th | Upon them,

it expreſ Prohi. ke Leagues for Defence

pr. am the Lord, and whoſo +9. 10. 7 T And it came to

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