A Commentary Upon the Two Books of Kings
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46. ) the Cuftom being that none (hould fit the Fir ft Boo^ of KIN G S, (It in the Court of the Temple, but onely the King of Chapter the Houfe of David-, he thought with himfelf, that XII. If the People law Rehoboam fit, and him ftand : They would conclude the former to be King', and Jeroboam but his Servant. Another Reafon is alledged by Kim- chi : When the Year of Releafe came, Jeroboam fo\& within himfelf, it is written XXXI. Dent. 10, n. At the end of every feventh Tear thott fialt read th...is Law m the Ear* of aU Ifrad^ &c. Now if I attempt to read it the People will fay, the King who is in the Place which God hath chefen^ \. E. Jtrufalem muft read firft r and fo I muft read it after him, which will be a Difc grace to me : A-nd if I read it not all it will be worfe, for I (hall be thought profane. Burthefe, andfuch like, are frivolous Reafons, for his Refolution to draw the People from the Worlhip of God according to the Law at his own Houfe at Jcrufalew.
Ver. 18. Whereupon the King took Coitvfel] Of fome Verfe- fecular Politicians $ who if they could but preferve the Civil Government, cared not what became of Religion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
46. ) the Cuftom being that none (hould fit the Fir ft Boo^ of KIN G S, (It in the Court of the Temple, but onely the King of Chapter the Houfe of David-, he thought with himfelf, that XII. If the People law Rehoboam fit, and him ftand : They would conclude the former to be King', and Jeroboam but his Servant. Another Reafon is alledged by Kim- chi : When the Year of Releafe came, Jeroboam fo\& within himfelf, it is written XXXI. Dent. 10, n. At the end of every feventh Tear thott fialt read th...is Law m the Ear* of aU Ifrad^ &c. Now if I attempt to read it the People will fay, the King who is in the Place which God hath chefen^ \. E. Jtrufalem muft read firft r and fo I muft read it after him, which will be a Difc grace to me : A-nd if I read it not all it will be worfe, for I (hall be thought profane. Burthefe, andfuch like, are frivolous Reafons, for his Refolution to draw the People from the Worlhip of God according to the Law at his own Houfe at Jcrufalew.
Ver. 18. Whereupon the King took Coitvfel] Of fome Verfe- fecular Politicians $ who if they could but preferve the Civil Government, cared not what became of Religion.
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