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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Jeremiah 52

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See Jeremiah 52:1 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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1 ! Jerusalem is taken.

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3 a So the Lord punished sinne by sinne & gaue him vp to his rebellious heart, til he had broght the enemie vpon him away and his people.

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7 b Read, {Chap. 39,4}

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9 c Read {2 King. 25, 6} and {chap. 39, 5}.

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10 ! Zedekiahs sonnes are killed before his face, and his eyes put out.

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12 d In the {2 King. 25, 8} it is called the seuenth day because the fyre began then & so continued to the tenth.

12 e That is, which was his seruant as {2 King, 25, 8}.

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13 ! The citie is burned.

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17 f Of these pillers read {1 King7}.

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18 g Which were also made of brasse.

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20 h It was so muche in quantitie.

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23 i But because of the roundenes no more colde by sene but nintye and six.

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24 k Which serued in the hie Priests stead, if he had any necessarie impediment.

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25 l In the {2 King 25, 19} is red but of fiue: those were the most excellent and the other two, which were not so noble, are not there mentioned with them.

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28 m Which was the latter end of the seuenth yere of his reigne & the beginning of the eight.

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29 n In the latter end also of the yere, and the beginning of the ninetenth.

29 / Ebr. soules.

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31 o That is, restored him to libertie and honour.

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32 ! Jehoiachin is broght forthe of prison, and fed like a King.

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33 p And gaue him princely apparel.

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34 q That is, he had allowance in the court, & thus at length he had rest & quietnes because he obeyed Jeremiah the Prophet, where as the other were cruelly ordered, that wolde not obey him.