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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)2 Kings 14

3 a In the beginning of his reigne he semed to haue an outward shewe of godlines, but after warde he became an idolater, & worshiped the idoles of the Idumeans.

7 c For the Idumeans, whome Dauid had broght to subjection, did rebelle in the time of Jehoram sonne of Jehoshaphat.

7 ! And after smiteth Edom.

8 d Let vs fight hand to hand & trye it by battel, and not destroye one anothers cities.

9 e By this parable Jehoash compareth him selfe to a cedre tre because of his great kingdome ouer ten tribes, and Amaziah to a thistle, because he ruled but ouer two tribes, and the wilde beasts are Jehoashs souldiers that spoiled the cities of Judah.

14 g That is, which the Israelites had giuen to them of Judah for an assurance of peace.

15 ! Joash dyeth, and Jeroboam his sonne seccedeth him. And after him reigneth Zachariah.

24 l Because this idolatrie was so vile and almoste incredible, that men shulde forsake the liuing God to worship calues, the worke of mans hands, therefore the Scripture doeth oft times repeat it in the reproche of all idolaters.