3 b Soght not helpe at strange gods.
3 a That is, his ???: meaning, before he had committed with Bath-sheba and against Vriah.
5 ! Jehoshaphat trusting in the Lord, prespereth in riches and honour.
6 ! He abolisheth idolatrie.
6 c He gaue himself wholy to serue the Lord.
7 d He knewe it was in vaine to profess religion, except suche were appointed which colde instruct the people in the same, and had autoritie to put away all idolatrie.
7 ! And causeth the people to be taught.
10 e Thus God prospereth all suche that with a pure heart seke his glorie, and kepeth their enemies in feare that thei can not be able to execute their rage against them.
11 ! He receiueth tribute of strangers.
13 ! His munitions and men of warre.
16 f Meaning, which was a Nazarian.
19 g That is, thie were as his ordinarie garde.