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the Snares of their Vaſſalage to Shalmaeſer,whorevenged the Conlpl- | racy with a total © aptivity 3 nor can there be likelihood or poſhbility |
theſe Fugitives ſhould eſcape, when'tis God's Net, and he ſpreads It, | his Almighty Power, his all fearching Wiſtom,his juft Vengeance that
” S = . . . . T i follows them. 5s Though they attempt to fly,yet as Fowls in the Net |
vere gathered into $4;74774 as a Net, and there made Priſoners, and thence carried Captives. t Thus they ſhall be puniſh'd. # Both trom the Law of Moſes which they had with them, and as they had hcard from my Prophets which 1, have ſent unto them. 1 will, ſaith God, make good my Word.
13 Wo x unto them, for they have fled from me y :
+ drſtracion unto them z, becauſe they have tranſgreſled a againſt me : thovgh I have redeemed them 6, yet tney have ſpoken lies againit me c.
x It is the Voice hoth of Menace and Lamentation, the Prophet doth at once foretel and bewait their Miſeries. y As if it were not enough that they did at firſt leave my Government, Temple and Wor: ſhip, they have gone farther from me, they have haftened herein, they flew from me as Birds on- the Wing: Their Sia 18 Apoltacy. > This explains the Wo already mentioned, ſuch Wo twill be as ends in Deſtruttion. a Rebelliouſly caft off my Law and Government, much in State, more in Church-matters 3 Oppreffors in one, Ido- ters in the other, and incorrigible in both. 5 Out of Zzypr, but that's long, fince, and the Prophet ſpeaks of deliverance nearer to the times ne lived in; God redeemed them partly by Foaſh, 2 XIngs 13e but more fully by Ferobozm the ſecond, 2 King. 15. and would have compleated this deliverance, but they by their Sins hinder it. © Pra- Qtically they belie me, {lying to Idols, worſhipping them, praying to them, as if I were not able or willing to help them 3 and aſcribing the Praiſe of the Good they <cnjoy to their Idols, chap. 2. 5,6, 7. they belied his Corrections as if not deſerved, or ſeverer than need ; they belied the Good done, as if to9 little, or not done by God, but by their 1dol. ; . :
14 And they t have not cried vhto me « with their
heart x, when they howlcd z upon their beds a : they aſſemble b themielves for corn and wine c, and they rebel againlt me 4. t Immerled in theſe Troubles, taken in the Net. « Either they cried to their Idols, not to God, vid. ver. 7. let. s. or elle their Tongues made Noiſe, their Hearts were ſilent, and that is in God's Account no Cry at all- x With Affection, Hope, Humility and Sin- cerity, but out of ſome Trouble an more Fear, they cried out to be delivered out of their Pain and Fear. + 'Tis therefore elegantly and properly called howling; though they did thus howl, yet they pray'd not, they did not pour out a Supplication to their God. 4 On their Couches, or in their Chambers. 5 In the Houſes of their Idols. c That they may have plenty of theſe to ſatisfy their Appetite, to live luxuriouſly, and in jollity. 4 As in the ule of theſe to excels, ſo in this manner of ſeeking theſe, they rebel againft God, and give that Honour to the Idol which is due only to God. 15 Though e I || have bound f and ſtrengthned . their arms g, yer do they imagine miſchief againſt me h,