Matthew Poole and continuators on Acts 2:8
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Acts2:8
8 And how hear we every man in our own tongue r, wherein we were born?
[non-Latin text not transcribed], signifies commonly a different way of speaking, or pronouncing in the same Language; as our Southern and Northern men differ in some words and pronunciation, tho speaking both the English Tongue. Gods works being most perfect, the Apostles might speak, not onely the same Language, which all understood, but in the same idiom and propiety of speech, which agreed to every one best.
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