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Jonathan Edwards [1743], "Prophecies of the Messiah" (WJE Online Vol. 30) , Ed. Jonathan Edwards Center [word count] [jec-wjeo30].
"Scripture Prophecies of the Old Testament"
SS Prophecies of OT
Scripture Prophecies of the Old Testament As Edwards himself notes at the outset of the entries collected here, this is "besides," or supplemental to, "Prophecies of the Messiah," located in "Miscellanies," nos. 891, 922, and 1067. Where the "Miscellanies" entries date from the 1740s, Edwards began this series no earlier than 1754 and possibly as late as 1756. Most of the entries are struck through with "use lines," but where Edwards used them is not known, since these materials were not apparently added to "Prophecies of the Messiah." Only a few entries on p. 7, and all the entries on p. 8, do not have a vertical line drawn through them. * This notebook (BRBL, f. 1248) is seven leaves, some of which are constructed from a cut-up commencement broadside from the College of New Jersey for 1754. The cover is a folded copy of the New York Mercury of [Transcription] PropheciesThis title is written perpendicularly in the margin. of the Old T. besides [inside cover] the Prophecies of the Messiah & Kingdom & the Prophecies of daniel which have had an Evident Fulfillment That the People should be exterminated by little & little Deut. 7. 22. Exod. 23. 29, 30. That for their by * That the People should not extend their Possessions to those large Borders at first Deut. 12. 20. Chap. 19. 8, 9. These Besides the Prophecies of the Old Testamt Prophecies of the Messiah which are considered else-whereI.e. "Miscellanies," nos. 891, 922, and 1067, "Prophecies of the Messiah." The Prophecies of Noah ty of his three sons. Gen. 9. 24 &c- Promises of the Land so interspersed every where with the Rest of the Pentateuch that if the Pentateuch or Law it self was written before they became possessed of Canaan we must suppose these promises were written before Gen. 12. 1, 2 ------- 7 These Promises are connected with the whole History of Abrahams coming into that Land with its Circumstances & the Kindred left behind Gen. End Gen. 12. 1 ----- 7.
whole story in that Chap. Gen. 29. 5 12, 13, 14, 15 with the whole story in that & the following Chapters of Jacobs sojour- ning in Gen. 13. 14 to the End see the Circumstances of the Promise Preceding Bondage in Egypt the Time of their deliverance & fulfill'd 'till David's Time Gen. 15. 18 ---- to the End Concerning the BOUNDS of the Land
fill'd in Joshuas time but also some Part not till Davids Time see Gen. 15. 18 to the End Exod 23. 31 deut. 1. 7, 8 & 11. 24. Josh. 1. 4. =
were so connected with all the History of Moses's [2] call & his bringing the People out of Egypt that The whole History is built on the Promises and cant be separated They were plainly written together
March from thence through the whole is as it were a Comment on these Promises strictly connected see Exod. & 33. 1, 2, 3, 12 --- 17. & 34. 10 --- 16. * & so are the so the ten Commandmts Exod. 20. 12. Exod. 23. 10, 11, 16, 17, 18. [-] Chap 16. 23, 24. 2 Exod. 34. 10 --- 16 & v. 23, 24 Levit. 14. 34, 35 &c. Chap. 18. 3 27, 28 Levit. 19. 9, 10, 23, 24, 25, 33, 34. Chap. 20. 23, 24. Chap. 23. 10, 11 &c. v. 22, 39 Levit. 24. 22. Chap. 25. 2 ------ 34, & v. 39 to the End. Levit 26. 1, 4, 5, 6, 20, 22, 31, 32, 33, 34, 43. & 27. 14 --- 25, 30 Num. 9. 14. & 10. 9. & 15 2, * p. 6.c. * Chapters of Numbers. Chap. 20. 5, 12, 24. & 23. 24. & 24. 8. & 27. 12, 13. Num. 22. 9. 11, 16 ----- The whole of the 34 & 35 & 36 Chapters. deut 1. 6, 7, 8, 19 ---- to the End. deut. 2. 29. & 3. 18 to the End. & 4. 1, 5, 14, 21, 22, 26
Deut. 7. 1 -- 5, 16 to the End. & 8. 1, 7 to the End. & 9. 1 ---- 6, 27, 28 Deut. 10. 11. & 11. 8, --- 17, 21, 23 -- 25, 29 -- 31 Chap 12 throughout & 13. 12 ---- 16 & 14. 21 to the End. The KINGS should be of Abra & 15. 4 & throughout & 16. 2, hams Posterity Gen. 17. 6. not 6, 9, fulfill'd 'till samuels Time. see 14. & 18. 1 --- 9, 14 & 19. 1 --- 14 also v. 16. Chap 35. 11. Gen. 49. 10. & 20. 15 -- 18 & 21. 1 -- 8 Num. 24. 7. End & 25. 19. & 26. 1 --- 15. ___________________________________ & 27. 1 --- 14 & 28. 1 -- a prediction of the Place where to the End. & 29. 22 the TEMPLE was to be built & 30. 1 -- 10, 18, 20, & 31. 1 -- implied Gen. 22. 2, 14. 8, 10 -- 13, 20, 21, 23 & 32. 13 ___________________________________ 14, 47 to the End & 33 Prophecy that Jacob should overcome 13 -- 16,
22. 23. & 27. 29 & 37. 40. & 34 1 -- 3 That Esau should break his Brothers * p. yoke off from his neck Gen. 27. 40. 6. c. That the People in future Genera tions should be prone to Idolatry Deut. 31. 16, 27, 28, 29, & 32. 15 --- 18 Prophecies concerning Ishmael [Gen.]Corner of page broken off. [3] 16. 9 ------ 12. Jacobs Blessing of the Tribes Gen. 49. The manner of their Conquering & taking Possession of the Land remarkably fulfilld tho it was several ages fulfilling. Exod. 23. 27 ------ 33. That they should eat the Flesh of their sons
& daughters. when
mies [---] Levit. 26. 29, 30, &c – deut 28. 53 --- 57. fulfilled 2. K. 6. 28 &c Lam. 2. 20 & 4. 10 That G. would thus destroy em by a nation which neither
known. deut. 28. 36. a nation from the End of the Earth whose name they could not understand deut. 28. 49. That their Cities should be destroyed & laid waste & the whole Land Levit. 26. 31, 32 33 Deut 32. 20 &c That their destruction
cially for Idolatry. deut. 31. 16, 17. & 32. 15 ------- 26 That in the Land of their Captivity they should serve other Gods fulfilled in the obstinacy & im penitance of those carried into Chaldea as appears by Ezek. Chap. 2 & other Parts especially those that went into Egypt Jer. 44. 25. 26 p. [7b*]Ms. dam. where bottom of page is rubbed away. The conjecture is supported by the cross reference on p. 7. That the temple should be destroyed Levit [4] 26. 31 That the greater part should be destroyed deut. 4. 26. deut 28. 62. & 32. 26 Removed out of the Land deut. 28. 63 & 29. 28. with 30. 3. scatterd among the Heathen Levit 26. 33 deut. 4. 27 & 28. 64. Deut 32. 26 find no Ease or Rest among the nations deut 28. 65, 6 That after they were dispersed G. would draw out a sword after them Levit. 26. 3. compare Ezek. 5. 7, 12 & 24. 23. & 15. 7 In part fulfilled Jer. 44. 7, 11, 12, 13, 14, 27, 29, 30. fulfilled in the Captivity by the Romans. Miscell. B. 5. N. 972. p. 9.b.c."Miscellanies," no. 972; see WJE 20:264. That the Land should lie desolate till their Land had enjoyed her sabbaths Levit. 26. 34, 35, 43 That those that should be left in the Land should be afraid & terrour & flee when none pursueth Levit. 26. 36. remarkeably fulfilled in Jer. 41. 17, 18 & 42. 10 They shall fall when none pursueth ----------- And they shall[--] fall one upon another they should be [-] brought into Egypt again. deut. 28. 68. That they should perish among the Heathen & the [5] Land of their Enemies should eat them up And that they that are left of em should pine away in Iniquity in their Enemies Land. remarkably fulfilled as to the ten tribes and on the Jews after the destruction by Titus That yet on their Repentance they should be restored again to their own Land. deut. 30. 1 --- 10 & 32 [-] 36, 43. that their Restoration to their own Land should be on the destruction of the Nation that destroyed them deut 32. 36 --- 43. That they should be rejected from being Gods Peo- ple and another People that had been Heathen should be called in their Room. Deut 32. 21 That their destruction should be attended with a great variety of unspeakable & unparalleld Calamities & Testi monies of Gods wrath without & [-] Terrible destruction within and parti- cular Famine & great cruelty Regard of any sort of Persons destroying the Greater part of the nation & Ending in a great dispersion
taken in their Room deut 32. 21 ------ 26. That God would raise em up a Prophet deut 18. 15 &c Afterwards G. would destroy their destroyers with great manifestations of his Power &c.
That in the End of all Gentiles & Jews should together be the People of God 43 That their King should be higher than Agag. Num. 24. [6] 7. That a star rising out of Jacob should smite the four corners of Moab Num 24. 17 & Conquer Edom v. 18 That Amalek should be utterly destroyed Exod. 17. 14. & [-] Numb. 24. 20. The Conquests of the Assy- rians Num. 24. 22. The Conquests of the ma- cedonians & Romans over all the Eastern Parts of the ¤ . Num. 24. 24. & the dreadful destruction they should make particularly of the Hebrews fulfilled in Antiochus & Titus & those that destroyed the Jews afterwards * p. 2. d.] Those Predictions & promises are so
& interwoven with the whole History & the Lands in general that not only is there an ex- press Respect to innumerable Places but
Parts there is visible to this promise & Expectation an Evident Regard to it runs through the [7] whole so that all together may be looked upon as a Complicated variegated Prediction of this Event * p. 3. e ] There is all Reason to think that great Golden Image see Ezek. [-] 14. [-] 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. & Chap. 20. 30, 31, 32, 39. This was fulfilled in the Jews following false Messiahs after their Captivity & dispersion by the Romans Of the Idolatry of those that were left in the Land see Ezek. 33. 25 &c. about the building of Jericho Josh. 6. 26. fulfilled 1. K. 16. 34. That G. would drive out the rest of the nations Josh. 23. 5. Prophecies against the House of Eli 1 sam 2. 27 &c & 3. 11 &c --- concerning saul * samuels Predictions concerning david. 1 sam. 16 before every thing in the History confirms that there were such Prophecies preceding of david * see 1. sam. 22. Prophecies concerning saul. The Prophecies concerning davids Family. 2. sam. 7. [8] The Prophecies concerning davids Troubles 2. sam. 12. Prophecy of the destruction of the Land & Temple. 1 K. 9. 7, 8 2 Chron. 7. 20, 21, 22. Prophecies against the Altar at Bethel. 1 K. 13. Prophecies against the House of Jeroboam 1 K. 14. Prophecy of the Captivity of the ten Tribes 1 K. 14. 15. against Baasha. 1 K. 16. 2 &c-- Elijahs Prophecy of Famine 1 K. 17. 1 of Rain. 1 K. 18. 41. concerning Hazael. John & Elisha. 1. K. 19. 15, 16, 17. Ahabs victory. 1. K. 20. 13, 14. & future attempts of Benhadad v. 22 & [-] second victory v. 28. of Ahabs destruction. v. 42. concerning Ahab & Jezebel & their Family. 1. K. 21. 19 --- 24. of Ahabs death in Battle 1. K. 22. of of Elijahs Translation. 2. K. 2. of Elishas having a double portion of ElishasMS sic; should read "Elijah's." sp. 2. K. 2. 10. of Plenty in samaria of the Continuance of the Crown in ly to the 4th Generation 2. K. 10. 30 Elishas Proph. of Joash's victories. 2. K. 13. 14 to the End. of destruction of Jerus. &c-- 2. K. 20. 16, 17, 18 & 21. 11 --- 15. & 22. 15 ---- 20 2. Chron. 34. 21 ---- 28. [blank][9-13] [whither]Ms. dam. where top of page is rubbed away. they must fight with the Inhabitants [14] That it should be by war. Exod. 13. 17. & 23. 22, 23
That the People themselves should be the Instruments of driving them out. Num. 33. 50. ---- 53. 55. That the Inhabitants of Canaan should be greatly afraid Gen. 15. 14, 15, 16 Exod. 23. 27. That they should not molest the People in their passing thru Jordan. Gen. 15. 16. * That war. Exod. 23. 27. Numb. Chapters 13 & 14 throughout Num. 23. 24. & 24. 8, 9. Num. 32. 6 --- 32. deut. 7. 1, 2. That G. should wonderfully fight for them Exod. 23. 20 --- --- 23 By such wonders as never had been done in in the ¤ Exod. 34. 10, 11 Compared with Num. 23. 23. Deut. 7. [-] 17 --- 23. Deut. 9. 3. & 31. 3. 8. That it should be by Joshua as their Captain. 27. 18. to the End Deut. 3. 28 & 31. 3, 4. deut. 7. 16 to the End & 9. v. 16, 17, & 33. 3, ----- 8 That the People should be exceeding wicked at that Time deut. 9. 4. & 12. 37. & 20. 18 [blank][inside back cover] [Edited version] Scripture Prophecies of the Old Testament PropheciesThis title is written perpendicularly in the margin. of the Old Testament, besides the prophecies of the Messiah and his kingdom, and the prophecies of Daniel, which have had an evident fulfillment.An alternate title that appears on the back page. That the people should be exterminated by little and little, Deut. 7:22, Ex. 23:29-30. That way should be made for their possessing of the land by the destruction of the former inhabitants, Ex. 15:16. These, besides the prophecies of the Old Testament prophecies of the Messiah, which are considered elsewhere.I.e. "Miscellanies," nos. 891, 922, and 1067, "Prophecies of the Messiah." The prophecies of Noah concerning the posterity of his three sons. Gen. 9:24, &c. Promises of the land of Canaan, so many so interspersed everywhere, with the rest of the Pentateuch; that if the Pentateuch or Law itself was written before they became possessed of Canaan, we must suppose these promises were written before. Gen. 12:1-7. These promises are connected with the whole history of Abraham's coming into that land, with its circumstances, and the kindred left behind. Gen. 11:27 to the end; Gen. 12:1-7 to the end; the whole 24th chapter; Gen 28:2, with the whole story in that chapter; Gen. 29:5, 10-15, with the whole story in that and the following chapters of Jacob's sojourning in Padan-aram. Gen. 13:14 to the end. See the circumstances of the promise, their preceeding bondage in Egypt, the time of their deliverance, and the bounds of the land not fulfilled till David's time Gen. 15:18 to the end. Concerning the BOUNDS of the land not only agreeing to what was fulfilled in Joshua's time, but also some part not till David's time, see Gen. 15:18 to the end; Ex. 23:31; Deut. 1:7-8 and 11, 24; Josh. 1:4. That the people should not extend their possessions to those large borders at first, Deut. 12:20, ch. 19:8-9. These promises in the beginning were so connected with all the history of Moses's call, and his bringing the people out of Egypt, that the whole history is built on the promises and can't be separated. They were plainly written together, and indeed, the whole of all their march from thence through the whole is as it were a comment on these promises strictly connected. See Ex. 15:14-17; ch. 16:23, 27 to the end; Ex. 32:13, and 33:1-3, 12-17, and 34:10-16; the whole 13th and 14th chapters of Numbers; ch. 20:5, 12, 24, and 23:24, and 24:8, and 27:12-13; Num. 22:9. 11, 16 to the end, and 33:50 to the end; the whole of the 34th and 35th and 36th chapters; Deut 1:6- 8, 19 to the end; Deut. 2:29, and 3:18 to the end, and 4:1, 5, 14, 21-22, 26, 37-38, 40; Deut. 5:16, 31, 33, and 6:1, 3, 10-11, 18-19, 23; Deut. 7:1-5, 16 to the end, and 8:1, 7 to the end, and 9:1-6, 27-28; Deut. 10:11, and 11:8-17, 21, 23-25, 29-31; ch. 12, throughout, and 13:12-16, and 14:21 to the end, and 15:4 and throughout, and 16:2, 6, 9-11, 13-18, and 17:2, 8, 14, and 18:1-9, 14 and 19:1-14, and 20:15-18, and 21:1–8, and 23:20, and 24:19 to the end, and 25:19, and 26:1-15, and 27:1-14, and 28:1 to the end, and 29:22, and 30:1-10, 18, 20, and 31:1-8, 10-13, 20-21, 23, and 32:13-14, 47 to the end, and 33:13-16, 28 and 34:1-3. And so are the laws of Moses, and promises and threatenings, Ex. 12:25, 48, and 13:5, 11. So the Ten Commandments. Ex. 20:12; Ex. 23:10-11, 16-18; ch. 16:23, 24:2; Ex. 34:10-16 and vv. 23-24; Lev. 14:34-35, etc.; ch. 18:3, 27-28; Lev. 19:9-10, 23-25, 33-34; ch. 20:23-24; ch. 23:10-11, etc., vv. 22, 39; Lev. 24:22; ch. 25:2-34, and v. 39 to the end; Lev. 26:1, 4- 6, 20, 22, 31-34, 43, and 27:14-25, 30; Num. 9:14, and 10:9, and 15:2, 18, 21, and 18:13, 20 to the end. Those predictions and promises are so connected and interwoven with the whole history, and the lands in general, that not only is there an express respect to innumerable places, but in other parts there is visible respect to this promise and expectation; an evident regard to it runs through the whole, so that all together may be looked upon as a complicated, variegated prediction of this event. The KINGS should be of Abraham's posterity, Gen. 17:6, not fulfilled till Samuel's time. See also v. 16, ch. 35:11, Gen. 49:10, Num. 24:7, 17-19, Deut. 17:15. A prediction of the place where the TEMPLE was to be built, implied, Gen. 22:2, 14. Prophecy that Jacob should overcome the posterity of Esau, Gen. 25:22-23, and 27, 29 and 37:40. That Esau should break his brother's yoke off from his neck, Gen. 27. 40. That the people in future generations should be prone to idolatry, Deut. 31:16, 27-29 and 32:15-18. Prophecies concerning Ishmael, [Gen.]Corner of page broken off. 16:9-12. Jacobs Blessing of the Tribes Gen. 49. The manner of their conquering and taking possession of the land remarkably fulfilled, though it was several ages fulfilling, Ex. 23:27-33. That they should eat the flesh of their sons and daughters, when distressed and besieged by their enemies, Lev. 26:29-30, etc., Deut. 28:53-57; fulfilled, II Kgs. 6:28, etc., Lam. 2:20 and 4:10. That God would thus destroy 'em by a nation which neither they nor their fathers had known, Deut. 28:36, a nation from the end of the earth whose name they could not understand, Deut. 28:49. That their cities should be destroyed and laid waste, and the whole land, Lev. 26:31- 33, Deut 32:20, etc. That their destruction should be especially for idolatry, Deut. 31:16-17 and 32:15-26. That in the land of their captivity they should serve other gods, fulfilled in the obstinacy and impenitance of those carried into Chaldea; as appears by Ezekiel, ch. 2, and other parts, especially those that went into Egypt, Jer. 44:25-26. There is all reason to think that great part of 'em worshipped Nebuchadnezzar's golden image; see Ezek. 14: 3- 7 and ch. 20:30- 32, 39. This was fulfilled in the Jews' following false messiahs after their captivity and dispersion by the Romans. Of the idolatry of those that were left in the land, see Ezek. 33:25, etc. That the temple should be destroyed, Lev. 26:31. That the greater partI.e. the greater part of the Hebrew people. should be destroyed, Deut. 4:26, Deut. 28:62 and 32:26. Removed out of the land, Deut. 28:41, 63 and 29:28 with 30:3; Lev. 26:34, 38-39, 44. Scattered among the heathen, Lev. 26:33, Deut. 4:27 and 28:64, Deut. 32:26. Find no ease or rest among the nations, Deut. 28:65-6[6]. That after they were dispersed, God would draw out a sword after them, Lev. 26:3. Compare Ezek. 5:7, 12, and 24:23 and 15:7. In part fulfilled, Jer. 44:7, 11-14, 27, 29-30. Fulfilled in the sword that pursued the Jews after their captivity by the Romans, "Miscellanies," no. 972."Miscellanies," no. 972; see WJE 20:264. That the land should lie desolate till their land had enjoyed her sabbaths, Lev. 26:34-35, 43. That those that should be left in the land should be afraid, and Remarkeably fulfilled in Jer. 41:17-18, and 42:10-16 and 43:2-7. They shall fall when none pursueth. "And they shall fall one upon another, as it were before a sword, when none pursueth, Lev. 26:36-37 Fulfilled in Jer. 41:2, 7, 10, 12, 15. They should be brought into Egypt again, Deut. 28:68. That they should perish among the heathen, and the land of their enemies should eat them up, and that they that are left of 'em should pine away in their iniquity in their enemies' land, remarkably fulfilled as to the Ten Tribes and on the Jews after the destruction by Titus. That yet on their repentance they should be restored again to their own land, Deut. 30:1-10 and 32:36, 43. That their restoration to their own land should be on the destruction of the nation that destroyed them, Deut. 32:36-43. That they should be rejected from being God's people, and another people that had been heathen should be called in their room, Deut. 32:21. That their destruction should be attended with a great variety and multitude of unspeakable and unparalleled calamities, and testimonies of God's wrath—"the sword without" and terrible destruction within [Deut. 32:25]--and particular That God would raise 'em up a prophet, Deut. 18:15, etc. Afterwards, God would destroy their destroyers with great manifestations of his power and mercy to his people, Deut. 32:35-42. That in the end of all, gentiles and Jews should together be the people of God, [Deut. 32:]43. That their king should be higher than Agag. Num. 24:7. That a star rising out of Jacob should smite the four corners of Moab, Num. 24:17, and conquer Edom, v. 18. That Amalek should be utterly destroyed, Ex. 17:14 and Num. 24:20. The conquests of the Assyrians, Num. 24:22. The great and extensive conquests of the Macedonians and Romans over all the eastern parts of the world, Num. 24:24, and the dreadful destruction they should make, particularly of the Hebrews, fulfilled in Antiochus and Titus and those that destroyed the Jews afterwards. About the building of Jericho, Josh. 6:26, fulfilled, I Kgs. 16:34. That God would drive out the rest of the nations, Josh. 23:5. Prophecies against the house of Eli, I Sam. 2:27, etc., 3:11, etc. Concerning Saul. See I Sam. 22, prophecies concerning Saul. Samuel's predictions concerning David, I Sam. 16 and in other places before: everything in the history confirms that there were such prophecies preceeding of David. The prophecies concerning David's family, II Sam. 7. The prophecies concerning David's troubles, II Sam. 12. Prophecy of the destruction of the land and temple, I Kgs. 9:7-8, II Chron. 7:20- 22. Prophecies against the altar at Bethel, I Kgs. 13. Prophecies against the house of Jeroboam, I Kgs. 14. Prophecy of the Captivity of the ten Tribes 1 K. 14. 15. Against Baasha, I Kgs. 16:2, etc. Elijah's prophecy of famine, I Kgs. 17:1 Of rain, I Kgs. 18:41. Concerning Hazael, John and Elisha, I Kgs. 19:15-17. Ahab's victory, I Kgs. 20:13-14, and future attempts of Benhadad, v. 22, and second victory, v. 28. Of Ahab's destruction, v. 42. Concerning Ahab and Jezebel and their family, I Kgs. 21:19-24. Of Ahab's death in battle, I Kgs. 22. Of Ahaziah's death, II Kgs. 1. Of Elijah's translation, II Kgs. 2. Of Elisha's having a double portion of Elijah'sMS: "Elishas." spirit, II Kgs. 2:10. Of plenty in Samaria and death of the unbelieving land, II Kgs. 7. Of the continuance of the crown in Jehu's family to the fourth generation, II Kgs. 10:30. Elisha's prophecy of Joash's victories, II Kgs. 13:14 to the end. Of destruction of Jerusalem, etc., II Kgs. 20:16-18, and 21:11-15, and 22:15-20; II Chron. 34:21-28. That it should be by war, [whither]Ms. dam. where top of page is rubbed away. they must fight with the inhabitants, Ex. 13:17 and 23:22-23. That it should be by their conquering them in war. Ex. 23:27, Numbers, chapters 13 and 14 throughout; Num. 23:24 and 24:8-9; Num. 32:6-32; Deut. 7:1-2; Deut. 7:16 to the end, and 9:1-4 and 20:1, with v. 16-17 and 33:3-8. That the people themselves should be the instruments of driving them out, Num. 33:50-53, 55. That the inhabitants of Canaan should be greatly afraid, Gen. 15:14- 16, Ex. 23:27. That they should not molest the people in their passing through Jordan, Gen. 15:16. That God should wonderfully fight for them, Ex. 23:20-23, by such wonders as never had been done in in the world, Ex. 34:10-11 compared with Num. 23:23, Deut. 7:17-23, Deut. 9:3 and 31:3, 8. That it should be by Joshua as their captain, Num. 27:18 to the end, Deut. 3:28 and 31:3-4. That the people should be exceeding wicked at that time, Gen. 15; which appears to be according to the event, Deut. 9:4 and 12:37 and 20:18. | |||
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