The Works of Joseph Hall : Successively Bishop of Exeter And Norwich : With Some Account of His Life And Sufferings
The Works of Joseph Hall : Successively Bishop of Exeter And Norwich : With Some Account of His Life And Sufferings
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His edict : now was the sceptre departed from Judah; it was the time for Shiloh to come. No power was left in the Jews, but to obey. Augustus is the Emperor of the world ; under him, Herod is the king of Judea, Cyrenius is president of Syria. Jewry hath nothing of her own. For Herod, if he were a king, yet he was no Jew ; and if he had been a Jew, yet he was no otherwise a king, than tributary and titular. The edict came out from Augustus, was executed by Cyrenius. He* rod is no actor in this s...ervice. Gain and glory are the ends of this taxation. Each man professed himself a subject, and paid for the privilege of his servitude. Now, their very heads were not their own : but must be paid for, to the head of a foreign state. They, which before stood upon the terms of their immu- nity, stoop at the last. The proud suggestions of Judas, the Galilean, might shed their blood and swell their stomachs, but could not ease their yoke ; neither was it the meaning of God, that holiness, if they had been as they pretended, should shelter them from subjection.
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His edict : now was the sceptre departed from Judah; it was the time for Shiloh to come. No power was left in the Jews, but to obey. Augustus is the Emperor of the world ; under him, Herod is the king of Judea, Cyrenius is president of Syria. Jewry hath nothing of her own. For Herod, if he were a king, yet he was no Jew ; and if he had been a Jew, yet he was no otherwise a king, than tributary and titular. The edict came out from Augustus, was executed by Cyrenius. He* rod is no actor in this s...ervice. Gain and glory are the ends of this taxation. Each man professed himself a subject, and paid for the privilege of his servitude. Now, their very heads were not their own : but must be paid for, to the head of a foreign state. They, which before stood upon the terms of their immu- nity, stoop at the last. The proud suggestions of Judas, the Galilean, might shed their blood and swell their stomachs, but could not ease their yoke ; neither was it the meaning of God, that holiness, if they had been as they pretended, should shelter them from subjection.
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