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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Jeremiah 40

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See Jeremiah 40:1 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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1 ! Jeremiah hathe licence to go whether he wil.

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2 a From this {seconde vers}. vnto {chap 42, 7} it semeth to be as a parenthesis and separated matter: & there this storie beginneth again, & this vision is declared what it was.

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3 b God moued this infidele to speake this, to declare the great blindnes and obstinacie of the Jewes, which colde not fele that which this heathen man confessed.

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4 / Ebr. cease.

4 / Or, as thy commandement.

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6 ! He dwelleth with the people that remaine with Gedeliah.

6 c Which was a citie of Judah.

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7 d Which were scattered abroad for feare of the Caldeans.

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8 e Who was the Kings blood and after slew him, {Cha. 41, 1}

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10 / Or, to receiue them, or to intreat them for you.

10 / Or, chosen to dwel in.

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11 f Which were fled also for feare of the Caldeans.

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14 g For vnder the colour of interteining of Ishmael he soght onely to make them to destroy one another.

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16 h Thus the godlie, which thinke no harme to others, are sonest deceiued & neuer lacke such as conspire their destruction.