Matthew Poole and continuators on Amos 4:3
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Amos4:3
3 And ye shall go out at the breaches , every cow at that which is before her , and ye shall cast them into the palace , saith the Lord GOD.
Kine of Bashan, oppressours distressed by the just hand of God, and by the violent hand of your enemy,
endeavour to make your escape by flight.
Which the besieging enemy made in your Walls, when Samaria is besieged.
It shall be an universal flight, and with great consternation, they not able to forecast where the safest, but taking which way is readyest.
Either cast away all the riches and ornaments of your Palaces, or the prey and bribes you had laid up there, or ye shall abandon the Palaces ye dwelt in.
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