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Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 • SECTION 453

Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 453

← Matthew Poole — Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2

7:4rms's, the Captive Jews-law "rwas not by; Fower nor.by Might, but; ing or the Galpel, ad mutual Iaftruction, Exhorcation and Encour. L the I.prd ſaved them, (oſhou!d it be.here, as Pj4l.,44+ 5 ,0+ {/4s $3» J5) agements of each:other* 1, Zerubbabel in Type, who was appoint<q oy - 15. Zech. - bt e330 bnbik $. 1.0 4 aidvott. Cans Ver, uk {01S Appro-ation. gt the P3.. Fs putting themſ.1r.. de , "IMF - under his Con:luct,. to carry tnem up to Ferupulem. But in the a; ke -5 4, Now when: ſhe had, weaned; Lo-ruahamah 7, kc type.Chrift appointed by the EP Head of his Chyrch, "> wha %n ane conceived and. bare: a d@n 7. 22 wed wit rd {af levers heartily accepting, 1nay in, a Jarge Senſe be ſaid to appoin; t, de! m Though ſome wreſt the Words to an allegorical Senſe, I think | themſctves. - m Literally our of Raby]on,lpiritually out of Captivit, jr Cit the Prophet keeps the Decorum- in the Similitude,.and thereior, 25 | Sin and. Satan.. » Good, joyous and comfortable. ' # Of the Sees the \Women ordinarily conceive'n2t, whileſt they give ſuck, ſo this Gomer | Pegple of God, the, Sons of God once diſperſed, but now gathered 1, oy weaned-her Daughter er'e ſhe conceived. the Son, Which 1s to HE an | the Goſpel. | | j ido! }-mblem of. the final Rejedtion of the ten_Ttines, 7 To be a third'] 1", NE | 4 p Sign £0 this incorrigible;acd [cl-undoing Kingdom... = 7g OR = CH-A.P. II. for {| That is, -:9: Then! ſaid God 0, Calbzhis-: nameip {| Lo-ammtryq_; |; Smifatti A rn Hibs | 1s , 19t my peg for ye 7 are not my: Pe ople's, ant'1- #ill "not: ben your The faithful. 71 iſrael contend with the people for their idolatry, TRE - !es GT. | ENT STS, Bron, 1 1:1 fn —_ be re _ «pogo Sy nts pe 4 Frere promiſe; that + js; 7 WIKEDY) LK, 2 03 M3 Kg. 0 j11=-L. $.033.99C. 1 vial fi | SLE &: 'D15 EXFFI/Ng INTO C at- CRUVSP, I fone NCTE EO TID oma non wnn 5 this.new. born Son,.the.Sign,or. Typ? 05 THEM, 41% WHOM ICT TCA ve". _ ade frmabboos: At: S þ ers God,and would not be reclaimed... 4 Normy Peoples, cog h'} % Mie Fe b " unto 'your brethren Cc, 11 Ammi d, and none ves ay wore. 2 peculia; Pegplcs 62 are f 30 More.in-my Actoune, 5 | "LP "tO you Rees e, || Rythamah, = i hb Youae-ak off as you deſerved, 7. louſe of Ap 16.1 'In the two It Verſes of the foriner Chapter, the Prophet dig) : firſts ie Hauſe, of Dapd,can rejeaet] from Got 13 dba Abrwng > fo Fudeb and W726), to that Ren. tai that og 1 pa GEL. 5 Though circumciſed, Yethave | hafit'of the "Steal, 4brabam, Who retufned out of Captivity, ang T me, fi wt not, be, Your, , i. + 4 ug F v7 Mel TOR A. 5 6*the ny6tt 4 71th i 10 * +; JT” 2 Ps and ſaid i ER VE iy Coveyadte you nefthes gg ey mor. Cor] Como w Jet E RD Mercy; 12169) Obes one anonker 09 nie” FR bt © PHT FP: &.nor. keep. my. Law; z B44, The Et 2p the, Idols, poking Wedge Fe, ercy, ain to" eXcite one another 6 miitual Lore on of your Neighbours are your Gods, ye are their eople; Ye ate nel:," ark Eſteem. 4 Declare, own or publith; b Who of cople are mate my * ther mine as to the Civil Conſtitution, ypu made you Kings, atid T bole, A a, popiien ant unregarded, but: now have 6h. 8” : kh STE ELALR. 4; Withouriny leave -0d IR Zndfiks toChfiran- | ined Metey 5 Durhat arethe Sans of the living God; whether Jen; verity 2 321T ' Conffitheleiiate ive mine} for. your ' whote; Viagthtp: is the;politigg} '-Gen:iles%” you Chriftrans; as the Apoſtle applics the Words, Rm, E worſhi £1» \"»Cporriv'ancy of Feroboumithe Sappt Neure,, Yourbaye forgourn. apy B: 34 357 ala 10.19 The Antitype no doubt they are ro be underſtonl; BN 1 Thi © += Maker,an bujld Temples, Hofe,5+11 4-. YE FOrar uk ng: ch10ge my. (PU in the Et T and Type,the rfon$ hete mentioned ate thoſe who © noural Jth yy I Ghings to You, 1 muſt cotint you gets to me” T4 among this. B=ople. were Pious, feared God,amd kept! his Law, ſome done v % 997 \yrotett you againſt Dangers ard Enemies, or to repleniſh youW{fy4/tct.chere.wrere among themz3:'s:'To , thoſe, of the. ten. Tribes, wig Whore * Blefitgs; the Fruits of-my culonted. Goodigy;ror-t0ipity you. when [j4E0, and witlihe'thefe torty Years your Brethren: ;;4,Let them knoy to ther \ «4®. * yordoreither/warits or.:imact,comew c0:unfisyan jw ditheuliies; Or LO - thar.yet they'are the/People:of: God, :and Repentance may remedy al, ſhe will 0: hear your Griss, or Pardon: yaure>uls, 08:ARSEPHAN Offering abyour” they. are. Rill within the Covent; of; their Father, Abrebam ; if they vooelt; v9, hand:-azyorhave longand{dfgrefulcdpeand have tried allivays: Page their: (Facher,' walk with God, all ſhall-be well.” e Ina Dec. oved h 'z*: * for:to prevent your finabflfrundoing «<Jbtnnaty;fonow Ido forever : rum: to (-whar before was made-Emblem of 1/74et ) the Prophet' Wworkhir ? reje:t:yuu:O: Houſe of 3frad; and-will ba Gods £0: you no mare ſhane Daughter, {o-Auhamaz ſome are;here diretted £0 reaſon (as tisve, Ws ever to any'of the: htather:ixatives.5i This God \cxechted: when he gave, [[26) with her: 7. c. with zach whoſe Name is yet Kuhemab, and it may ayena them-up-into the Hands:cbf Shomanifer, whoTſentthem:where:nmme, 'be ſo till, if Ir ael-wilkretam: it by returning to God. |, : jnpude row -canind'themg::they are tolt xo>ien, thes mow not! where they | 2 Plead- ith your*'mother-g, -plead +: for * ſhe'l with (u ae'y thyy.ars loſt 10.God, he loves ndti nor c{rethfop them, '': | 11554 +:1]\75 not my Wite* 7/, neither” am” | her husband. &: let ud idol pena: hho Let n "Bhs hb of gue; Wea of .agha ber cherofaes yur away her. whoredoms } on d MW 12. 1 <tr" thall-be as.the. ſand. of theſes, which capgot. be: meaſug{g1[her fight 2+, and her adulteries #n from between her forth ! Or, in- 8OÞ.qgumt edy : 'and'it. ſhall 'come.ite-ipaisz,:thatr\|-in the: breaſts o 45" £15 105% > 3h5.cm a dy | d abuſed Wrgt a"wherbit was ſaid vhto het ? RE as Hut my be f 54 ah W"Cuſt Ante hen era preg wy bw: your Mother | : _ that. RAB 0 2 th) CHAD RNS hank 92 the ey] then debate it/Ffully; lay open'either niy Difpleaſure, how greatit 1s | fer, Hed Zie DRE Lajd ; 4 Upito by AU LLY F the 6h {4 or the Effefts df 'if already upon the Houſe + Ifrael, or oy Menaces 6q OLLBE LVIRg 0c Fo br tao 2 Doboold #122 qu 2067 bolf[dgainſt theit forthe future; by niy Prophet Hoſea: And next real: ith th « 4/Ehis. may anticinate-the (carnal 7cers Objetin7 that thug God]; left the'Cartiage-of your Mother: of Jrael 3 confider her Sins, her | would fail.of/ tits Word'to'4 dba; orhe:woulkt boſe his Feople;1me-" ! Lewdnels, her 'Adnltteries, her-'Unthankfulneſs, how inotorious, hon 20 pat! thimgdb,v vet, though'tteis Fribes'be ! for /@vepreaptivated; Gotvin: || long, how iniftiplied and aggravated- / 'g The Syttigogues, the whole 7 Becar have:his-//rat-x'Nob 1Fudlaffet the Flebyinot'thole very Rexſons;/ | Body.of thePeropIt[rael, which- wefe/emblemiz'd in Gomer the Wite $,nothin Families that are carried Caſtive?Cthonghl toriought I'know;i ot Inf of Whoredoms. þ Ye that are Sons or Daughters of God amid this low the caturelprs:the contrary; He may bed incteaſed for: Alrubani's (ile )- | degencrate; Idelatrous. Nation, ; you that have any Reſentments i FT burithe:}/>.z1'of God drearcink" to the Falglv/xhe Spiritual 'Seed'off | your Fathers dehgges or at leaft. deal plainly with her which is called tixfy the Abratamcontifting both of Few's and Genpiids3i Thnnmeteble,lex-: | your Mother, and' ſay how little” right ſhe hath to be called my Wits, alts, ſet prefſed tby:an (elegant proverbiar Specth,/athitig t6 the Immetiſneſs |; and how litrte'reafon'T have to'own miy. ſelf her Husband, 7 In point ars, and ofithe Sarkis; J/@; 107 22%; Rant Rem, $. [2907 The time (ified; | of Rightiſhe is riot; for by her Adulteries ſhe hath: diffolved the Mar lough th and*the-thing-(hall-tertwtily p64 God. will bring 46abonr in Kit ime;: | fiage-Covehant; and/fo aboliſhed the Relation, though in point df Ive little As we-read it, "tis plain, tht in thole-Places' 6rf Countries, Where” ' Favt ſhe'is:not.caft off utteriy ;- I-bave not ſued ut the Divorce, n0r ke to ke a-People, dvictt: who Kfiew ?n6r! Gd} wetehmndribis Peopte;' there | turned hetiont ot Doors, bnt yet for. all that ſhe-is no Wife, nor hat © cannot fhowld be u/People thad{homte both be called, and be:his:Peopls ; che: þ any right :to: Honour, Maintenance,. or Ive of a Wife. | k Idondt us Peopl, Heatheri ſholld be dillet"it& the” Church and every -aed-God! | account my'ſclf bound by any Covenant of Marriage, to love, Mall 5 throw ſhould have: his.Yeoptes? Orc He! (thus; | hfteidilof being: called the | tain, comfort” or protett her z nor will 1 long do it, if by her colt WR almaneſe Peopteios G:4, you {half- bevoated the Chis fo-blefed a/change, | aned Eewdnels ſhe-ftill violate her: Faith, and abuſe my Patience: wen t that #ho: were once: far tb ant nota Peopltyſhatiiiow be morethan- þ Tell idolatrons Jrael, that. her God will deal with her as an abuſed iteth. 7 People! they-[hall be Chit@ren: "Phe Gems and Fwy unconvertet. | Husband will deal wich an unreclaim'd adulterous Wife. ] When yol 'la for c In the State of unconverced Qhes, &fe MEAront-God, without ths; | have pleaded; then make an Offer to! her yet 'once more, counlel atchiuln co Mb e090e fb K 0,654 f ) ybpll conkeks_it, perlwade, 'intreat-and incourage her to do what becomes a Wife that whe fl - Gb el * it melt, 2 Koo Vf 0 k © *e Gre ſhall | would not be divorced ; try-it,you-can prevail with herito caſt aſide, WARE Wit «Q 550. _belenl r&ed/-you { Relatibiſlnck | ad Twect&r wor Thall be tþv, adt ; and toremove from her all evi BraRtices' and Indlinations, to caft of WS 7 An ' S2rjo gry 7 have Commulaiavatith God as wicOgotriRather and this: | Fpiritual Whoredoms, which all her::idolatrous Prattices are account all-not {Fall be the common or equal Priviledge gh this, whole 4/r4z4 of God \;, | ed to be. ' #4 Either remove the Jdols, ' their Temples; Priefts and all not This is fulfilled in the Kinggom of rhe M-{Þ:ah.under the Goſp a$ þ gaudy Rites for-\ever out of her Sight; as they did; /ſt. 2; 20. 0r elle Ir | the Apoſtle argueth it;"F9. 2%, 28,” 7'Whb. is the” Fotite in'of ceaſe from' her whoriſh Laoks,her unchaſte and -innnodeſt —_—_ 1 .X.to Lifeto'al his Children; dn wlit gavet chemi ey AffeCtions toſerye | Face /and Geſtures, - # Idolatiies Which are ſpiritual Adylteries. 03 Wh te than | him; to* offer tiviny, Sacrifices'ts the livin 'God.S6 are we lied; | AN immodeſtand.laſcivious manner of framing the Breafts, and laying 0 Hedvec Rom, 12,1, 2. .and1 76: 4+ 5 Bb & u int nxt ha: x DR | them _ Sq yrs W omen here: alluded ta, did entice a ents of Ge * Ha. 1, ox *. Thin ARS or die aa O16 | terers, and: {0 were/iciolatrous /jraetites grown impudent in their 100- all attem $4." Ter.2. (86 LP DET, Owe þ ihe | ty pews pom roman ant}. eQurtes !obhers 10. thamelcls manner to. turn Idolaters * _ So 13. Ezck. .*:.. 2 2 FEY 224, Dey wy Vp. 05454) hee ALD 4d PEE | : el 24+25.and 2P ornt themſelves one head 1, ang *they ſhall»come up | 3: Leſt p:1-ſtrip her naked 4 and ſet. her as in the Won this a 37-16,22. ur, of he land m3; for great n /B3PI7" the" day of Je-'] day that ſhEwas * born'}, and 'make- her as a wilder , lends, anc IR bat or os nt 1dBilw Wann 1 - nome fied S1l2 3444 b Dirote neſs s, ang, ter. tier like a. ary land &, and {lay her with a: He - This Veeſe-without=doubt hath in» it botlvan hiſtorical Senſe;-afd. | TRITIE x. | wb Dt 3 get pets i a nivfticalior-ſpiritoal Senſe; ivtvoketh Comewhat ro\therreturn outro} | | *p This little-Word-ſuggefts great Hopes ; if this treacherous Wite rok 2 G , the ÞabyloniſhCaptivity,and totheir ſetlingir Cangut , butits looktth | willceafe hEr-Lewdnebs, and become chafte,the may beforgiven, It res d Dilappoir farther to a'more glorious Deliverance fromia.more mylerable Capti- | ierves room: tixt;Repentance and-Reconciliation,wirhout theſe it threa” antick Wil, vity.-& In the Type and Hiſtory,whenthe Babylainſh Captivity dif | tens. q: AS was ufually done by incented- Husbands, divorcing impudent he final If ſolved ;-and - the Captives'are-looted.. h:'The Children of the rwo-| Adulterefless mit £346,398, 29,-and' 23» 26. So Godwillitrip Beſs Itleſs Labo Tribes;'who adhered to th&Honle of -Davrd, Whowrre , carried Cap» | all her Ornaments which-14 gave, ig he-did gradually by jſrazl's Ee: Id Idolater: tives; Har under promile ofa Redemption from it: Some of the tew| mies' the Ajyrians,till-at laſc by: Shalmanejer ſhe was ſtript 70 tle ith her ſelf Tribes Whs either went «Over rv, aud did motporate with the Kings; | Skin, and-led. away: Captive; God caſt. her out thus by him. 7 1» le had tried dom of Fudab and ſg- were Carrie Captives with chetng or-fome ot the | not'much material to fx the Feriod of this Birth, but *tis enough God Un, come ten 'FEbes which. the Chiklirer'ot Judah tourdin the Kingdom of 54: | threarens, as lomietumes we (0, an EXLTEAM, poor, deſolate and ca tied Iſrae ty1on; which having ſwallowed up the 4ſy7i:nMonareby; and now the. | forte. Conditian, by a kind of proverbial Speech, as. naked as &'® terers te" iribes Captives to ther. conquering >wordon thus In Fype.y:butt] borne. 5 Lbs Phraſe may. Jomewhat intimate the time of 74" Wanton W, it is ſprritnally and myftically ts berunderfigodiol therwlole Hra-l of | Birth, viz..between Lbeir going:out of Ex pr, and; the 2 ings is uch the Tas God, Few #nd Genile; redeemid by; and ' converted to:Chiift;. inthe | Eow, or thriv.entring. upon their Travels um ghe Wilder, 1% rich Appa Day ot his Power, & By the Power" of. Godby the Decree-of Crus, | State was poor Enough then, now..it . ſhall: be as bad 6r worle, 1%! and'; greate! by each ather heartning ene aroaliertorreture zato the Lypegantie | hall be as tbe Wilttcach, (barten, ap? delulare, atfoding 1196175 0 Vol. If

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