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Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 • SECTION 523

Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 523

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Chap. II.

tir Wickedneſs, they offer their Drink-offerings in Wine which taey bought with the Fines and pecuniary Mulets laid on the Inno- cnt and Guilile; and thus rejoice ia their Vielence, wailft God Lates Rubbery for a Eunrnt-offtering. ; *Num.2 9 © Yer * deſtroyed | e the Amorite f before A them g, whoſe * height þ was like the height ot The SIE Cedars 7, and he was ſtrong as the Oaks k, yer 1 ae- -HT*og {troyed 1 his fruit from above mm, and his roots fron be- 4432423. NEaLN nm.

e Whom they hare ungratefully forgotten and forſaken, and ſet up Idol; in competition with me z nay, caft off my Law aac Worihip, and embracd Tdolatry, worihippd Idols that never could do rhem Good, nor deftroy their Enemies z this they did atter 1 had de- ſtroycd cheic Enemies. f The mighticft Nation of all the Canzanines, and therefore exprefly mentioned as inſtance of God's great MErcy, and J/raz7s great Ingratitude ; By this Nation mentioned, all the rett of Candanitiſp Nations are t be underſtood : '1hele Amorries dwelt beyond F0r.{an,between that and Moab,and their Land fell by Lot unto keuber, Ga4; and halt Tribe of Manaſſeh. g The Children of 1jrael under the Condutt of Moſes, Deut. 2. 24, ©. and 3. I. £0 Ver. 14+ Al the very light of whom theſe mighty Men fled, for God had ſtruck them with a Terror that they migit not ſtand before raed. þ The Amorites were Men of largeſt Size, they were of the Race of the Giants, Numb. 13. 32, 33» 7 Ihis 5a proverbial Speech, and ſets out the Amorites, excee-iing ordinary Men in Stature, as much as the Cedar exce:ds ordinary Trees in Height, # Another proverbial Speech, acnuting their great Strengrh above the Strength of other Men. 1 Ut- terlv rooted them out. m Trees propagated by Fruit are cimi- niſh'd, by defiroying the Fruit which is the Seed of them z io God cut off the Children of the Amerizes, and thereby prevented all Succeſ- tion. # This refers to the deſtroving the old. Standards, that pre- ſear Generation; this laſt Claule reters co the Command God gave, LIEU. 7. 2.

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