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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Exodus 6

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See Exodus 6:1 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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1 ! God renueth his promes of the deliuerance of the Israelites.

1 / Ebr. in a strong hand.

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3 / Or, all suficient.

3 a Wherby he signifeth that he wil perform in a dede that which he promesd to their fathers: for this Name declareth that he is constant and wil perform his promes.

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6 b He meaneth as touching the outward vocation: for election to life euerlasting is immutable.

6 / Or, plagues.

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8 / Ebr. lift vp mine hand.

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9 ! Moses speaketh to the Israelites, but they belieue him not.

9 c So hard a thing it is to shewe true obedience vnder the crosse.

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10 ! Moses and Aaron are sent againe to Pharaoh.

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12 d Or, barbarous and rude in speache. and by this worde (vncircumcised) is signified the whole corruption of mans nature.

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14 ! The genealogie of Reubin, Simeon, and Leui, of whome came Moses and Aaron.

14 e This geneologie sheweth of whome Moses and Aaron came.

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16 f For he was 42 yere olde, when he came to Egypt, and there liued 94.

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20 g Which kinde of mariage was after in the lawe forbidden, {Leuit. 18,12}.

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21 h Moses and he were bretherns children, whose rebellion was punished, {Nomb. 16,1}.

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23 i Who was a Prince of Judah, {Nom. 2,3}.

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26 k For their families were so great, that they might be compared to armies.

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30 l The disobedience of both Moses and of the people sheweth that their deliuerance came onely of Gods fre mercie.