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Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 • SECTION 336

Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 336

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Chap. XXXI, as Birds do in a quiet and ſafe N

or Towns of it. d The very phick. Beaſts here are People, t

eſt. t In his Kingdom, in the Cities ſame thing expreſt by a new Hierogly- he Field is the Countreys round about, their bringing forth theirYoung, includes their making their Dens, that is Mens buildings begetting Children, and breeding them under his Branches, under his Government and ProteQtion. e This gives ſome Light to the Riddle. No Nation that was great at that time in the World, bur either own'd the Dominion, or ſought the Alliance and Friendſhip of tliis King and Kingdom:

- "['hus was he fair fin his oreatneſs g, in the length of

his branches þ : for his root # was by great & waters.

f Beautiful, lovely and deſirable. _ g Not exerted in Tyranny and Opprefiion, but exerciſed in the Royal Art of imitating the greateſt and beſt Being, whois King over all, for he doth good to all. þ How far ſoever remote, yet-the Juſtice and Goodneſs of the Government appeared the Beauty of thoſe Provinces as we!l as of the whole King- dom. 3 Whence he ſprang, which ſupparted and ſupp'ied the King- dom, was Right, the Laws, Puniſhments, Rewards and Encourage- ments, neither founded in Cruelty, nor-maintained by Violence. k Not

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| that run in the Bottoms ſois this mighty Cedar, this King and K; dom fallen from higheſt Power and greateſt Honour, into hanna ; tempt and Impotence, not able to repeal his Adverſaries, or eſca £ out of their Hands. þ All that were tributary to him, have x — their —_ 0 cy wins his Dominion ; and ſuch as wers ' kis Allies, and depended on his Patronage, have quitgheir Le Deperidences, and left his Shadow. , F eg

03. Upon his ruin # ſhall all the fowls & of the heaven [remain, and all the beaſts ] of the field ſhall be upon his

branches.

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