Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 107:11
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Psalms107:11
11. Because they rebelled against the words of God , and contemned the counsel of the most High.
Against Gods commands made known either 1. by his written Word delivered to the Jews, of which the Gentiles were not ignorant, which therefore they should have diligently inquired after and searched into, as the Queen of Sheba came from the ends of the earth to hear the wisdom of Solomon, and as divers of the Heathens travelled into very remote parts to gain a more perfect knowledge of the Arts and Sciences: which will justly be laid to their charge, and condemn them for their neglect of that Divine wisdom, which was treasured up in the holy Scriptures. Or, 2. by the Prophets, who some times were sent to the Gentiles. Or, 3. by the Law and light of Nature, and by it's Interpreters, their wise and learned Philosophers, who delivered many excellent rules and precepts of piety and virtue which were sufficient, though not for their salvation without Christ, yet for the conduct of their lives in a great measure, and to leave them without excuse for their gross disobedience thereunto.
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