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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)2 Chronicles 23

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1 a Or the reigne of Athaliah, or after the death of Ahaziah.

1 ! Joash the sonne of Ahaziah is made King.

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2 b Meaning of Judah & Benjamin read why they are called Israel, {Chap. 15,17}

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3 ! Athaliah is put to death.

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5 c Which was the chief gate of the Temple toward the East.

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7 d Meaning, to make any tumulte or to hinder their enterprise.

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8 e Which had funished their course on the Sabbath, & so the other part entred to kepe their turne.

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10 f Meaning, the moste holy place where the Arke stode.

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11 g That is, the boke of the Law, or as some read, they put vpon him his royal apparel.

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13 / Or, sawe the King standing.

13 h Declaring her vile impudencie, which hauing vnjustly, & by murther vsurped the crowns, wolde stil haue defeated the true possessor, and therefore called, true obedience, treason.

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14 i To joyne with her partie, & to mainteine her autoritie.

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16 k That they wolde onely serue him and renounce all idolatrie.

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17 ! The Temple of Baal is destroied.

17 l According to their couenant made to the Lord.

17 m As the Lord commanded in his Lawe bothe for the persone and also the citie, {Deu. 13,9} & {15}

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18 / Or, charge.

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19 ! Jehoiada appointeth ministers in the Temple.

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20 n Which was the principla gate, that the King might be sene of all the people.

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21 o For where a tyrant & an idolater reigneth , there can be no quietnes: for the plagues of God are euer among such people.