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Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 • SECTION 922

Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 922

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Whoſo conlidereth the connexion of theſe words, jr : meaſure you mete, &c, with the firſt words in the V-ri., 7 heed what you bear, and compares the former with t!:o 71141 c Texts, Mat. 9. 2. Luk. 6. 38. will wonder what the tor. {now be of the Argument; for in buth the parallel Texts, the 11th words in this Yerſe ſeem to be uſed as an Argument to perſv.cce them to Fujtice and Charity tewards Men, from the Punithmen: of the Violations of the Law concerning them, by way of A lation; nor are there any Sins fo ordinarily as thoſe of £114! kina, {9 puniſhed : bur they can have no ſuch force here, t2!. lowing thoſe words, Tike heed what you hear, But, as ! {aid fore, there 1s nething more nlual than divers applications 0t thi ſine common Saying, cr Proverbial Expreſſion ; the Saying | true, wiiether it be underfiood of Men, or of God, As we? 7 wit'> God, ſo will God deal with us - | Take heed what zou Pear 3 Luke taith, how you hear. Take heed what you hear ;, as riucn a, Take heed to what you hear, that you may recetve the Wits nor as Seed by the Way-tide, or in thorny or ſtony Grovic. put as 11 good Ground : tl:is ſeemeth rather to be the ſence © our Sav10ur, than to give a Caution, by theſe words, f9 Men to examine what they hear; fearcning the Scriptures, whether what they hear, doth agree with them ; though that allo be '"- Duty of ail conicientious Perſons, as appeareth from A:!. i”: ** bor ſaith our Saviour, GcJ will deal with you, as to Þ15 1” videnice- as you deal with him. If you allow the Word ot ©” but a light }caring, you ttall reap from it hear'd, a va +l -rofht and Advantage : tron

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