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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Nehemiah 10

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See Nehemiah 10:1 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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1 / Or, butler.

1 ! The names of them that sealed the couenant betwene God and the people.

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8 a Which subscribed to kepe the promes.

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14 / Or, captaine of Moab.

See Nehemiah 10:28 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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28 b Read {Ezra 2,43}

28 c Which being idolaters forsoke their wickednes & gaue them selues to serue God.

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29 d They made the othe in the name of the whole multitude.

29 e Whereunto they gaue themselues, if thei brake the Law, as {Deut. 28,19}

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31 f Which notwithstanding thei brake sone after, as {Nehem. 13,23}

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33 g This declareth wherefore thei gaue this third part of the shekel, which was besides the halfe shekel, that thei were bounde to pay, {Exod. 30,13}

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34 / Or, into the house of.

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36 h By this rehearsal is ment that there was not parte nor ceremonie in the Law, whereunto thei did not binde them selues by couenant.

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37 i Wheresoeuer we laboured, or traueled, there the tithes where due vnto the Lord bothe by the Law and according to the othe & couenant that we made.

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39 k We wil not leaue it destitute of that, that shalbe necessarie for it.