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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Genesis 21

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2 a Therefore the miracle was greater.

2 ! Izhak is borne.

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7 b She accuseth her selfe of ingratitude that she did not belieue the Angel.

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9 c He derided Gods promes made to Izhak, which the Apostle calleth persecution, {Gal. 4:29}.

9 ! Ishmael mocketh Izhak.

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12 d The promesd sede shalbe counted from Isaac and not from Ishmael. {Rom. 9,7, ebr. 11,18}.

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13 e The Ishmaelites shal come of him.

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14 f True faith renonceth all natural affections to obey Gods commandement.

14 ! Hagar is cast out with her sonne.

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17 g For his promess sake made to Abraham, and not because the childe had discretion and judgement to pray.

17 ! The Angel comforteth Hagar.

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19 h Except God open our eyes, we can nether se nor vse the means which are before vs.

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20 i As touching outwarde things God caused him to prosper.

20 / Or, shot in the bowe, and was an hunter.

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22 ! The couenant betwene Abimelech & Abraham.

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23 / Ebr. deale falsly with me, or lye.

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24 k So it is a lauful thing to take an othe in matters of importance, for to justify the trueth and to assure others of our sinceritie.

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26 l Wicked servants do many euils vnknowen to their masters.

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31 / Or, well of the othe, or of seuen meaning lambes.

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32 m Thus we se that the godlie, as touching outwarde things, may make peace with the wickid that knowe not the true God.

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33 n That is, he worshiped God in all points of true religion.