contain and ſhall bring Peace, in Hebr. D:ale& all good ; this, as is! refers to the State of thisPeople afcer thei Return, comprehend. chat outward Peace and Proſperity that God gave them, bur it hath ar higherand more excellent Import, better Mercies of this Covenant, cf bliſhed on better Promiſes, 7. e. beſt, becauſe ſpiritual and ererna! þ During the Ba5yleniſh Captivity evil Beaſts had exceedingly increaſe through 70 Years Deſolation in 7:4es, but on the replanting and it- creaſing of Men theſe were diminiſhed, anddeſtroyed at laſt ; thus li rally : but myſtically under the Bondage of Satan, worſe Beaſts d:- ſtroyed Men; theſe Chriſt, who turns back that Capriviry, will deſtcoy- # Withour Danger, and withour Fear; ſeech. 28. v. 26. let. ». & In which both wild and hurtful Beaſts, and wilder, more hurtful Rob- bers did haunt. There is ſomewhat of an Hyperbole here ; aftec the temporal Redemption from Babylon they ſhould have that Safery, the! fhould account very great after ſuch long and great Troubles ; in th! ſpiritual Redemprion they ſhould have greater Safery, when delivered from the Hand of Enemies, they ſerve God in Holineſs before him 3! their Days. ! Places where venemous and devouring Creatures uſually _, yet there ſhall yeventuce confidently to ſleep, and without muci anger. h
26 And I will make them #2 and the places » round about my hill o, a+blefling p; and I will ceuſe the ſhow- er q to come down in his ſeaſon : there ſhall be * ſhow-' ers of blefling.
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23 And I will ſet r up one * ſhepherd - over them and-; he ſhall feed :them, even my ſervant David « ; he (hall, feed x them, and he ſhall be their ſhepherd y. (2
r Advance, eſtablith, and make great ; thus I will appoint and up. 5s Formerly their many Shepherds deſtroyed, as Fer. 12. 10. noy" this one ſhall ſave, /iteraily ; and hiflorically Zerobabel may bs (ome k
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