3 ! Hezekiah repareth the Temple and aduertiseth the Leuites of the corruption of religion.
3 b This is a notable example for all princes, first to establish the pure religin of God, and to procure that they Lord may be honored and serued aright.
3 l This thing was not appointed of man, but it was the commandement of God.
5 c Meaning all the idoles, altars, groues & whatsouer was occupied in their seruice, and wherewith the Temple was poluted.
8 / Or, a nodding of the head and mockerie.
10 e He proueth by the judgement of God vpon those that haue contemned his worde, that there is no way to auoyde his plagues, but by conforming themselues to his wil.
20 h By this maner of speache the Ebrewes meane a certeine diligence & spede to do a thing, & when there is no delay.
23 k That is, the King and the Elders, as {Leu. 4,15}, for they that offred a sinne offring, must lay their hands vpon it, to signifie that they had deserued that death, and also that they did consecrat it to God to be thereby sanctified, {Exod. 29,10}
27 n Which Dauid had appointed to praise the Lord with.
31 ! The oblacion of the people.