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Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 • SECTION 990

Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 990

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certainly Matthew and Mark ſpeak of 2 ſecond going into Galilee,and | jy oh. Wor'd- 5 bv 2 four ER. re mean by it Galtlee of the Gentiles, which was 1a the j»7oilichion ct| titted as ws 4 frenid EEE on 3 ini = Philip the Brother of Herid Antipas 3, elſe one might adiitre, why | g9 was oye bh e:-* rol: "a 12-9 7p Ps nd. ” Chrilt ſhould go into Galzlee, upon hearing that Fohn wis caſt 7nco' dutds.65 p _ \ rhav'o a. pol = ” ome” Kr ory Prinz that had been for i1m to have thrown himſelf into 772196" | Sel for _ HH Fg : hs EE AT cal gas hag bu Mouth, before that his time of ſuffering was come 3 but it fhow! tau jy on pon io kr: + 5: Soy Ge —_ 2 feem that after his Temptations, he firlt went to Capernawy, where | iu gy: + T EEE... qe nor i hedid not ſtay many days, Fobn. 2. 12, and then to Nazareth,” which | , 07 oe ee Cn nnd, Os C0 ny $092 1 . Sp Age Fay ' 7- 49,40 Torrach Miniſters what Eralmzs faith, Nuila nobis ani- was his own Country z but others think tat all the Evangclifts peak |, "25a 52415 {4 ohor. pro a3 Damings ol3ie mari nap off Far antShy ofa ſecond going into Gatiſe, to which 1 cannot agroe if Kaxw-rb rhe nt 90 P19 6 Doninis ele mh mn. ef} dedignatug . ,4+hs , EY ry3G oa) + > =» Yu tfofods ang! : &<# s - oth - 9 a y . were within that Galillee, which was called the lower Gafzlze, and' ,,+ +, pe Bloor or 7 # CES ++ 2s es rt BY ec A was within the juriſdiftion of Herod Antings, who was the letrarcy difehai; on not to pry wor Banjos "Md ts this Ir wg or 420 =s of Galilze, and the Man fiat lad impriſoned Fern, aud afterworrs | .,, Girenrhciiion "7 nimſelf FR ted to pbcatre ; gy 9 Sat cauſed him to be buitcaded., [And Ne tauzht in their Synagogues. | i ther thus pn hey : ir, aha of ſuch on _s p32 2 Qp2rth ppt had thereputation of 2 Propyzt, which procured him that livert* | 9.40 be underſtood in the next Weoids [He bath ſent me to heal of ſpeaking 1n 21 thoſe 0 Where e- Jeu ccicarated: their pub*Prg. broken hearted | whether wounded in the fenſe of Sin, or melted lick worſhip 3 being g/57jre, that 15, admired, and honoured 0 | 1 the ſenſe of Mercy ; the wholc-nezrted, are ſuch as fee no need of _ - repentance, uo need of 2 Saviour, Chriſt came not. to heal theſe. 23, IG And he * came to Nazareth, wiere he had been | The while reed nxt a Phyfictan, It followeth, | to Preach deliuo;ance

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, » : f n o +, l 7 1htie « ka b: 1, > K TV þ * - > TS Sio roo ti Wow 7 T 4 . brought up, aud as his cuſtom was, he went into the her ns _ agg - ona ae - er LVICE Wt COErt 13 A WAY 1OF ENCIT GEUVET; @e, [| AN FECg® d] 7 4 C53 1. , je UE bl . £ J . 4 = . I Yo ſ1 nagogue on the {abbarh Gay) and ſtood up tor to ering 9f f1z4r to the Bird, | to let all Blvd finners know, cit there o read, : !% on eyc-lzive dficover'd which 17 applycd will r:icover thor ſpirt- P ; —* ifs A þ " C42 ” , «,* RITA - $ We heard before, Ch. 2. 20% oh, that Cariſt Was brought up at ful ſight. 4 Fl, tet ar lhe: ty then: tat Fre braiſed. 1 It S ©0f theo id Rexaretn 3 we rad of him at Nazareth, Matth, £3, gg. But TI miuft {ame iignticancy, with binding up the broken tn heave, | 25 Preczct ©, conf:fs I doubt, whether Matthew there, and Luke here ſpeak of | -5e acceptable rear of the L17d.) Tre truc Tabilee, whin crery Soul re the ſame time, Gt the Nature of the Jewith $YNIgOgues, and thr [may be ſet free from che bond of its Sins, 2 Cor. 6. 5. the year of be order of Worthip there, 2nd tie reading of the Scriptures im them, We] God's 22908 Ti VW1;1i, that tlc time v7.'S NOV COME. when Ut cones Noathe N- have ſpoken betore in our Notes on Yat!h. 4. 23. 2, he that fired Sodgand wrought Bighteoulneis, NOWdG 52 accepts is 17 And there was delivered unto him the book of | :4 with him, 3 10, 35, I ba ! j Jr L , fo ? 7 - - ; = C3 t* A - nt, the prophet Eſaias, and when he had opencd the book, 20 And he cloſed the book, and he Save # again

kefound the place where it Was written, to the iter, ond fate down - Ard -the eyes of al) 18 The ſpirit of the Lo:d # upon me, becauſe he|them that were in the !yn2gogue were faſtened or

hath anointed me to preaci: the goſpel to the poor, he | him. |

hath feat me to heai the broken-hearted, to preach de-| 21 And he began to fay unto them, This day 4s this

liverance to the captives, and recovering of light to the| ripture fulfilled in your ears.

blind, to ſer at liberty them that are bruiſed. Chrift obſerveth the order uſed in their Synagognes, when he that iI9. To preach the acceptable year of the LORD. officiateth had rcad ſuch a portion ont of the Law as was _ppormiee; The Words differ in ſome things fro the Words of the Prophet | 2r out of the Prophets, as he pleaſcd, hc cloſed the Book, Key opp

out of which they are quoted, 1Ja!uh 51. v. 1 where is nothing Roll, and gave it again to the Officer, whoſe wors 1t was to orig

f —_—— "v5 of ; | þ ay it up. And then ſate down, of recovering of fight to th? Blind; but they exatly agree with the |! and then to carry 1t back, and lay Ir UP. Bs ering of fight to P whiles he made his exhortation upon it. This Chrift 61d, the Peo

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't YI $11 407 - ' - oy =. V5 - ? / 3 ; Ui Mad wilt Sep:uazint ve rfion, only v. 15. ti:cy have agazoar ts call, anc Luke "ION = | "6 c hath polls P;p hb accor4ins to which nrovbably os ies E ple being in the mean time very attent to hezr what he would iy; 1 0! l z1evzes, fo Preach, accoriing to whtth provavly te CODIE I'S Ken. 8 ; - I ; - , : ri He begins to ſpeak, and telleth them, This was a Propnecy con- I. te Septuagint in uſe with them were. It was thi manner in the | HE ICS |, a WE In

cerning him. [This day is the Scriptare fulfilled in your ears. | That is, it is fulfilled in me, either primarily, or as I am the Antitype © Cyrus, We muſt not think that this was all which Chriſt ſaid, Þu# thus he began his diſcourſe.

Synag);u2s ior the iminifter (an Oihcer appointcd [0 that purpoſe, lee wv. 10.) to bring- the Book of t':c Law or of the Froonets, which was tobe read, and to &2liver it to him that officiated jor that rime, Who when he had read,re-delivered it to the ſameOicer to be laid up.

Books of the Prophets, he that -ficiated, was more at liberty to read: p = . RA 2

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