1 b At the first giuing of the Lawe, which was fourtie yeres before.
1 ! The people are exhorted to obserue the commandements.
1 a That is the articles, or condicions.
3 c The profes of my power.
4 d He sheweth that it is not in mans power to vnderstand the mysteries of God, if it be not giuen him from aboue.
6 e Made by mans arte, but manna, which is called the bread of Angels.
10 ! The whole people from the hiest to the lowest are comprehended vnder Gods couenant.
10 f Who knoweth your heartes, & therefore ye may not thinke to dissemble with him.
12 g Alluding to them, that when they made a sure couenant, diuided a beast in twaine, and past betwene the partes diuided, {Gen. 15,10}
15 h Meaning their posteritie.
18 i Suche sinne, as the bitter frute thereof might choke and destroye you.
19 k For as he that is thirsty, desireth to drinke muche, so he that followeth his appetites, seketh by all meanes, & yet can not be satisfied.
19 ! The punishment of him that flattereth him selfe in his wickednes.
22 l Gods plagues vpon them that rebell against him shalbe so strange, that all ages shalbe astonied.
24 ! The cause of Gods wrath against his people.
26 / Or, which had not giuen them a land to possesse.
29 m Moses herby reproueth their curiositie, which seke those things that are onely knowen to God: & their negligence, that regard not that, which God reueiled vnto them, as the Lawe.