Exodus 14 · Geneva Bible Notes (1560) · Commentaries (Good Books Free)

² ^a From towarde the countrey of the Philistims.

² ^b So the Sea was before them, mounteines on ether side, and the enemie at their backe: yet thei obeyed God and were deliuered.

⁴ ^c By punishing his obstinat rebellion.

⁴ ^! Pharaohs heart is hardened, and pursueth the Israelites.

⁷ ^d Joseph writeth that besides these charets there were 50,000 horsemen, and 200,000 fotemen.

⁸ ^e With great joye & boldenes.

¹⁰ ^f Thei, which a litle before in their deliuerance rejoyced, being now in danger are afraied & murmuree.

¹¹ ^! The Israelites stricken with feare murmure against Moses.

¹² ^g Suche is the impaciencie of the flesh, that it cannot abide Gods appointed time.

¹³ ^/ Or, deliuerance.

¹⁴ ^h Onely put your trust in God without grudging or douting.

¹⁵ ⁱ Thus in tentations faith fighteth against the flesh, and cryeth with inwarde gronings to the Lord.

²⁰ ^k The cloude sheweth light to the Israelites, but to the Egyptians it was darckenes, so that their two hosts colde not joyne together.

²¹ ^! He diuideth the Sea.

²³ ^! The Egyptians followe and are drowned.

²⁴ ^l Which was about the thre last houres of the night.

²⁵ ^/ Or, heauely.

²⁷ ^m So the Lord by the water saued his, and by the water drowned his enemies.

³¹ ^/ Hebr. hand.

³¹ ⁿ That it, the doctrine which he taught them in the Name of the Lord.

Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Exodus 14