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Matthew Poole and continuators on Micah 6:3

Annotations upon the Holy Bible. Browse this work.

Micah6:3

3 O my people , what have I done unto thee ? and wherein have I wearied thee? testifie against me .

You whole house of Israel, my people chosen in A[illegible: 2 letters]a[illegible: 1 letter]a[illegible: 1 letter], Isaac, and Iacob, multiplyed in Egypt, and by many Miracles owned, redeemed, and carryed through the Wilderness, and setled in the promised Land.

If I have done onely good, why art thou weary of me, if thou know any evil I have done, declare it, say what iniquity hast thou found in me, as Ier. 2.5.31.

What grievous, or burthensom impositions that thou mightest justly groan under.

Speak, declare, spare not, thou who canst not recount all the Good I have done for thee, and who canst not find out one evil I ever did to thee, declare what 'tis hath caused thee to be weary of me?

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