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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Ezekiel 30

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See Ezekiel 30:1 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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1 ! The destruction of Egypt & the cities thereof.

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5 a By Phut and Lud are ment Aphrica and Libya

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6 b Which was a strong citie of Egypt, {cha. 29,10}.

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13 / Or, Memphis, or ???

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14 / Or, Tanea.

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15 / Or, Pelusium.

15 / Or, Alexandria.

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17 / Or, Heliopolis.

17 / Or, Pubastum.

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18 c Meaning, that there shal be great sorowe and affliction.

18 d That is, the strength and force.

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20 e Of the captiuitie of Jereniah, or of Zedekiahs reigne.

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21 f For Nebuchad-nezzar destroyed Pharaoh Necho at Carchemish, {Jere. 46,26}.

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22 g His force & power.

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25 h Whereby we se that tyrants haue no power of them selues, nether can do any more harme then God appointeth, & when he wil, thei must cease.