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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Philippians 4

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See Philippians 4:3 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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3 a This boke Ezekiel calleth the writing of the house of Israel & secret of the Lord, {Chap. 13,9}

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5 b To succour you.

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7 c From Satan, who seketh to take from vs this peace of conscience.

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8 ! He exhorteth them to be of honest conuersacion.

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10 d That is, beginne anew to help me.

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11 e That I was not able to endure my pouertie.

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13 f Not of his owne vertue or fre wil.

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15 g When I first preached the Gospel vnto you.

15 h He had giuen of his parte in communicating with them spiritual things, but he receiued no thing of them, which oght at least to haue relieued him in his necessitie.

15 ! And thanketh them because of the prouidion that they made, for him being in prison.

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17 / Or, abunde towarde your counte.

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21 ! And so concludeth with salutacions.

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22 i Or suche as did belong to the Emperour Nero.