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

¹ ^a Such as were affraied at the reporte of the ten spies.

² ^! The people murmure against Moses.

³ ^b To our enemies the Canaanites.

⁵ ^c Lamenting the people & praying for them.

⁶ ^d For sorrowe heareing their blasphemie.

⁹ ^e We shal easely ouercome them.

¹⁰ ^! They wolde haue stoned Caleb and Joshua.

¹⁰ ^f This is the condition of them that wolde persuade in Gods cause, to be persecuted of the multitude.

¹³ ^! Moses pacifieth God by his praier.

¹⁵ ^g So that none shal escape.

²⁰ ^h In that he destroied not them vtterly, but left their posteritie and certeine to entre.

²² ⁱ That is, sondrie times and often.

²⁴ ^k A meke and obedient spirit and not rebellious.

²⁵ ^l And lie in wayte for you.

²⁵ ^m For I wil not defend you.

³³ ^o Your infidelitie and disobedience against God.

³³ ⁿ The worde signifieth, to be shepherdes, or to wander like shepherds to and fro.

³⁴ ^p Whether my promes be true or no.

⁴⁰ ^q They confesse they sinned by rebelling against God, but consider not they offended by going vp without Gods commandement.

⁴⁴ ^r They colde not be staied by anie meanes.

⁴⁵ ^! The people that wolde entre into the land contrarie to Gods wil, are slaine.

Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Numbers 14