Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 333

Ifent by me. # Ships tl irhes * , 270 L C0 zee # Ships that either carried them over into Per: a7; 1:47 CqMAT. AXX. png the m—_ N. ls, or rather going down the River CES, ane aiterrancan et ; Me. Toe deſtrufrion of Ezypt and hey confcdepates Joretola t—25. The break- vy Ship NN ey tx irony bp -_ Oe hog po Otiters | Sort #lp þ: IS ' Oe. : 7h ' p 3,* Ek riglany... pas *F.40Di © — ah 4g of Ezypt S arm: and 700 ſtrengthning tre king of Bavylan's to hag wg meant, though e1s poſliblein thoſe Days the Þ "oat 2 featter the Egyptians among the nations, 20 26. oE OE ay range it did, extend quite to the Mouth of the Req "__ , HE : : | _ xn = _—_ Anceſtors muſt needs firſt land out of Prog | word of the LORD came again unto rae, | nur the Habeſſnes, who are. our preſent Erh:opians, do own their ſayin 7, arms =_ —— by r_ might carry the News to both = FF ans, A[:ansan þ , do , —_—_ bs Son of man , propheſie and ſiy, Thus faich the|rhey had hicherro lived, the moſt = nag ler ble Nei ord GOD, Howl ye a, wo 6 worth the day. having been their antient Allie, till the News of { i ki Neighbour Se nts of Egypt, and whoſo are near enough in Friendſhip |* their very Doors. o Apprehenſions of We he OIRny i fog rage BY angler the like Calamities. 6 Ah the day ! O fad jor armor er ye Kg C"_ an _ in Perplexity both ſick { 24 . ither likethat, which when their Hoſt wa: = 3 For the day c & near d, even the day of the LORD ed - _ Red Sea ſeiz'd all Egype, or racher like this latter m4 e i nearf, a cloudy g day, it ſhall be che time ot the aaa the mighty Havock made by the Cha/dean. 97 A Stor : ki heathen þ. ike m_—O— cometh againft you. " ©. 4 : O o £ 0 2 The time of ſuch Diſtreſſes as never the like known by you. a Ir ; . gn laich the Lord GOD, I will alſo make the - will begin in your Overthrow in the Cyreniac and Lybic Deſerts 1n very multitude rot Egpyt to ceaſe s by the hand # of Neby a 0K —_— Ay your Civil War, and finally end in chadnezzar king of Babylon. R Bs ne Bay; ion onaueſt. Some tv 1y | 7 EM » The Rs " og as routed in the ork of Aa myo omuar BprM bo +} Wi = t By the Home: COTS b - qo ——_ Ai nog Years together ſhall waſte you, and then N:buchadancz.zar's Forces IT He «and his * people with bien '* th - "1b! ' 6 will be upon you : ſo that, whereas there may bz about 16 or 18 Years|the nations, ſhall b Þc P 1 him, * the terrible 7 of @ Ha between the Prophecy and its fu!filling, here is 13 or 14 of them taken {they ſhall T on brought 2 tO deſtroy the land : and; by up with Sorrows and Afflictions, Fore-runners of the laſt. - Ofrhe # Ee their Iwords 2 againlt Egypt, and {ili the {iy 1 Lord's ſore Diſplzaſure againſt Zgzpr and irs Allies. f Within two land with the lain, . * ” Pate 'Þ 1K x g jo _ Day, & times of Trouble are called, |. þ nay mes pf His own Subjects, not hired Souldiers. yThi; ; Foo | s Proſperity is a iohr. Yes lik . e Deſcription of t . : Storms are black.” þ Of e 6h, yak —_ = be ppp my mg Pſal. 137. 7+ z By rap” Rr —_— f prey n tate {oni 3.5 to waſte them ; the day of the Pride, Cruelty and Revenges to before-noted, ch. 29. wv. 4. a Readily, = with She ods . the one, the day of falling, Spoil and DeſtruQion rothe ocher. ſheath them, till Egypt be filled with ſlain. : _, 4. And the ſwoid ſhall come upon Egypt, and great 12 And *1I will make the rivers -f- dry 5, and ſell cthe.,. this || pain ſhall be in Ethiopia &, when the flain {hall fall /in land into the hand of the wicked 4; and I will make hes ; lie Egypt, and they ſhall take away her multitude #2, and he land waſte, and -f- all that is therein, by _— —— __ Cindati Oy pr (} 5 15 TNErEnm, DY tNC hand of»; 11 1t _o_ —_ ihall be broken down ». _— e: I the LORD have f ſpoken zz. + hi the | # Sce Chap. 29. wer. 8. let. p. k Next Neighl d Alli ROI ither by ſomeext di ! &, Tile a9.am-8. tp. Nene Neighbor and Aer Ep. |mighey Lhe! hee eh en nee We or ee oY ther *ewill come on them, but very EE be titled if ir cock come their Canals were ever after ſhallow ; and the Lak rom = 5, that all and as ceitain that they have Cauſe ro ſuſpe&t ir will come on them, |©21d, help'd their Enemy, and hurt their Frie 1; 4g = -—wbgs elſe [ When the Egjptians, under che Eye of the Arhiopians ſhall fall "yh migt divert them, and FA their fortified Tor pa ; _ rne Chalds an ſhall Batte], andat the taking of their Towns. 2 In miſcrable Captivit Defence. c God gaveit, here he ſells ; ho af the cher Ligh wid them to Baby/o by whole Droves. » Their LG Laws, a borrowed Expreſſion : indeed God ſeems to pay ap Rryg _" ng "A 9g _ 43 an which areto a Nation as Foundations to a Had - pe _—_— _— that as Sellers deliver into the _— 2 i & 1 . Bk ; r, Oo O VIOU e ver Egypt into the Hand of Nee /QIC 5 Erhiophia 0, and + Libia p, and Lydia 9, and all _ a5 ſurely asif he had boughric ; and we may conclude the WA the mingled r people, and Chub s, and the + men of 6h n ON will make the moſt of all he buys. & Not of Ncbue ES £ © lone 2 Gal £4 wich them =by the [feave nothing chey ene carey awe Gr One FT the be ny > Wi | g they can carry away, eat up, or ſpoil. f 'Tis th rate Iword x. : crec, an Edi& of Heaven, which can't b br = | ITO ON Towe o Heb. Cuj:h, which are commonly thought to be the A£rhiopi 13 Thus fai ps | : *N , L 5 . the F mM Africa; but fome more 11quiarive - og have found > 0 IEY g Me, - lots þ _ _ _ _— I - _—_ ene : ith ginally, and chicily in &a6:a, which was eicher ſubje&t or allic to [Noph 4 5 2, an will cauſe rheir images 7 to ceaſe out of /| {z, ber Ezypr in its Proſperity ; and theſe were, as wer. 4. in a pannick Fear v4.4 : and there ſhall be no more a prince l of the, deſtroy leſt the Baby/onzan ſhould paſs the Sea, and take them 1n his way home. land of Egypt : and I will put a fear 92 in the land (Te __ p _ _ hence the Puteans or Phutaans, who afterwards were Egypt. ; , ſhall k etter known by Lis; ans, a part of whoſe Country was to Egy God did TEN" "SO" - 3 E - Lydians, not the AſiatiCk, m the Africans liked otra aint P Paruears gh or oa again £ thoſe proud and 1MP1ous Nation; 20 of Cyrcne and Egyp?. r The hired EEOTTE Soc © moto fat them brat them, or - : O _ conquered, and out of Contempt of the fi Mixture of Nations, ſuch as the Lybians had got together .” or all ra. | threatned, 2 Chro roke them, as 1s well known ; ſo Senachrrib word biz, fo the word, 2 Chro: ek - K; . p >” 1/a. 37-19, 24. againſt the true God, a « , 2 Chroa.9.14. 1ja. 13.20. or all that ravenous ſort [he did to Idol-Gods. þ Dunghil-God h ; : Of f Sa % oo. m__ *y ws fly to Slaughters, ſo Souldiers of Fortune trod under foor than to be DT ot — tory cen ay n $f ow wr vilow the Wars, and the word Heb. is Crow, Lev. 11. 15. Devt. 14. 14. | 35 the 4; . #7 Theſe Nothing: F Pſal. 147.9. as well as mix'd s Ethiopians beyond Ezy - Sourt 4 for Sac apa weve SOIT Image Ceſtroyed the God, +40, 1. oy ce ofthe 3 i 7.7 : 71 , IS 12g but an Image. kt Memphis, now Grand Cair, the | king ( perhaps "i oi the ys a iy a reached tothe Negrite, N:groes ; | chiefCiry of the Country, the Seat of their Kings firſt, of their Prieſts healed erhaps they may be the Nub/ans at this day, a Letter ealil changed | Dy Conſeque 1] eb o; _ " F The Sons of rhe Land of the Covenant ; ſome refer to reg de Ckil- Sw wg Fad wy" =_ —_ _ = ns hold rl dren of the Covenant, but this is forced, tis all the People of Egypt's pendent, or over all Ezypr, or that Pe C vg -x4; "lon born, or inde. x I | ag eng Oe mules; we Kingdom. « Wirth the Ezypri- Honour, like a former brave Egyptian "Eqs — > ae” Thorn i _ 5. x In Warby the Sword of Baby/on. S "ta 7 . | nation an c/0 ; pa ty n Thus ſaith the LORD, They alſothat uphoid y Egypt ——— * _ IIOrnnT Aion in this raiſe th all jail, and the pride = 'r + T4 # ; : ay 2 from the tower ; of oy yon bk r hall come down a: 9 ry - | will make Pathros » deſolate, and will fee firs curable, faith the I ord GOD yene ſhall chey fall in it by the ſword, n vl omg: and will ——_ judgments in No p. 0 te tron he 1. J chap. 29. ver. 14. ler.m, o Ir may be literally underſtood 22." licher che Pri : hs | bs. , erally underſto00 1, 2. ar te Princes, Counſelors, end martial Men in Exp, or or meepaieuly of War and civil Dlendons. p A very great pe i the Strength, of which ſhe was p! oud. #1 BSE) » - Fomgraih —=_ _y pulous City, ſituate on one of the Mouths of " Sn = great m_ 1 the ſtro —_— in the North-caſt part of Egypt toward the Red = ” Nam 2s, Now Alexandria ſtands where that did, but ewas greater : the five 443 in the moſt South-weſt part of Egyp:. See chap. 29. wer. 10, / RE 8 - than in People, andit was viſited with very great and dreadiu! : ant » 8c. Judgments; Nahum 3. 8,9, 10, 11. which ſee. breakthe $5 _ they fawn be defolate din the midft of the . IF _ I will pour q my fury upon || Sin 7, the|0 _— countries 74: are delolate. and her cities e af rength 5s of 7 . . "ta a s.. 1 Peer gage 6c es e ſhall be in the Ne c Egypt, and || I will cut off the z mulcitude/, _—_" c A'] thoſe before-mentioned. d As much waſted as any of th 9 Seech. 21.v : . [is Pas . . 21.v.31, let. d. r Either Sain, © likely Pel um: An that are moſt waſted. Eryp: W . tas — OM ' : , Or more likely Pet f pi + ep 4 Rand > 2 , Madeb. & 00; Cm ear —_ _ mm _— = of Egypt ny" che® yew ” , lem, Tyre, 8 , &c. 5 a t Egypr, and therefore always well ort!- p . - -_ o_ F = know that I aw the LORD, when I arr mirc, I it wasCalled Damiatas .s One efthe pria- and will ave {et a fire gin Egypt, and when all her helpers {hall Ny _—_ ns of Egypt ; for ewas a good and large Haven, and was Vid, ch be -# deſtroyed 5. CE NE _ Fay os rea t Or the Riches and rumui- Expreſſior © Niſchar af, and altchar ſafcr in this Tragedy, ſhall by the Evi. | Margin =_ _ - gs thereof made. » If we read, as tit 24 At EEE etrnbs coforced clown God's Hed Me +4 oa 6 , tis plain God does threatern Peluſium after No is cut off; bylor and Truth, and Glory to hi C770 2 "—_ 4 ain our own Tranſlation we muſt think of another City of tit wan >. : ory to him. g Tha: War, which, like increaſing | Name, which - opens Ph Fire, conſumeth all. 4 Th ui "th e ing | Name, which God threatens with $:7 : Now this may be Thebe E512: raohs ; 4 The Deſtruftion of fo many and powerful Aids | tiace, or this C ay 9/e [1 ſhall prove, that *ewas God s Hand did ir. wn "poſſibly eh _-_ A No, called Disſpolis, the City of 7 | tie groa 2 P | | x 2 e the ſame ment1 ſhips = _ =s A [ _ ml 6" q g0 forth _ oe lin | repeated to confirm it. Sealy, Gd che Th | *o, " ps 7, areleis Etinopians 7 afraid, and 16 And - . , Fn? great pain ſhall come upon them, as in the day pof Egypt: oreat pain . ” = =_ 7 in Egypt, Sin & ſhall hav? | /tall kno for lo, it q cometh. 13 y, , obſ all be rent aſunder c, and Nop" F Iword int - Th D fG *Y l 7 . Þ ſha AVE diſtreſles E daily. {tre I 3 7 The Day of God's ſevere but juſt Judgments, and Eg1pt's fatal De. $ | DA {olation. k Such as having ſeen and ſcaped the Sword ſhall tell theſz Per yo 47-4 14. let.o, and chap. 20. wer. 47. let. u, x. and wv. 8.) Theſe x News. 7 By my Permiſlich and Providedce'they ſhall go, as a .I5.&r, a Seever.g. leto. 6 See wer, 14. let. p. and v-'* "gainſt Pha any ang every t