Exodus 13 · Geneva Bible Notes (1560) · Commentaries (Good Books Free)

¹ ^! The firstborne are offred to God.

³ ^! The memorial of their deliuerance.

³ ^b To signifie that thei had not leasure to leauen their bread.

³ ^/ Ebr. house of seruants.

³ ^a Where thei were in moste cruel slauerie.

⁴ ^c Conteining parte of Marche & parte of April, when corne begain to ripe in that countrey.

⁶ ^d Bothe the seuenth and the first day were holy, as {chap 12,6}.

⁸ ^! An exhortacion to teache their children to remembre the deliuerance.

⁸ ^e When thou dost celebrat the feast of vnleauened bread.

⁹ ^f Thou shalt haue continual remembrance thereof, as you woldest of a thing that is in thine hand or before thine eies.

¹³ ^h By offring a cleane beast in sacrifice, {Leui 12,6}.

¹³ ^g This is also vnderstand of the horse and other beastes, which were not offred in sacrifice.

¹⁴ ^/ Or, here after wardes.

¹⁶ ^/ Or, signes of remembrance.

¹⁷ ^! Why thei are led by the wildernes.

¹⁷ ^/ Or, because.

¹⁷ ⁱ Which the Philistims wolde haue made against them by stopping them the passage.

¹⁸ ^k That is, not priuely, but openly, and as the worde doeth signifie, set in ordre by fiue and fiue.

¹⁹ ^! The bones of Joseph.

²¹ ^! The piller of the cloude and of the fire.

²¹ ^l To defend them from the heat of sunne.

Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Exodus 13