Matthew Poole and continuators on Hosea 14:6
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Hosea14:6
6 His branches shall spread , and his beauty shall be as the olive-tree , and his smell as Lebanon .
His tenderest branches which are new sprung out, shall gather strength, not be broken off, but by these shall they multiply in number of boughs,
grow great and beautiful, and excellent for shade;
which retains his verdure all the Winter, and is rich in Fruit; so the true Israel of God shall flourish not in fruitless beauty, and stateliness, but in desirable and lovely Fruit, even in Winters of Affliction and Troubles.
The Mountain famous for Cedars, where also were the Trees that afford the Frankincense, which sweat out that excellent aromatick, the air, such shall the spiritual Fragrance of the Church be to God and man.
Marginal references: Heb. [illegible: 1 word]; Psa. [illegible: 1 span]
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