Matthew Poole and continuators on Deuteronomy 11:16
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Deuteronomy11:16
16 Take heed to your selves, that your heart be not deceived , and ye turn aside, and serve other gods, and worship them:
By the specious pretences of Idolaters, who will plead the general consent of all nations except yours in the worship of creatures, and that they worship the creatures onely for Gods sake and as they are glorious works of God, whom they worship in and by them. Which and the like arguments being commonly alledged by Heathens for their Idolatries, as their own writers declare, might possibly seduce an unwary [illegible: 1 word]: and therefore they are here cautioned against such deceit, and withall it is implyed, that if a mans mind be corrupted and deceived, so as he believes Idolatry to be lawful, th[illegible: 1+ letters] will not excuse him in the sight of God.
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