[And Enoch the seventh from Adam,] that is inclusive, putting Adam for the first; but why is this circumstance mentioned? I Answer, 1. To commend the Antiquity of the Doctrine, the seventh in descent from Adam, intimates that judgment was to be administered by Christ, 2. Some observe a mystery, the seventh person was a Prophet, as the seventh day was holy. 3. I think 'tis to distinguish him from Enoch the son of Cain, who was the third from Adam, as Enoch the son of Seth was the seventh, see Gen. 4. 17. [Prophesied] that Enoch was a Prophet is clear here, and may be gathered from Gen▪ 5 2•. where he is said to walk with God, a phrase proper to those that served the Lord in some near way of ministration; 'tis there applied to Enoch who was a Prophet, and to Noah Gen. 6. 9. who was a Preacher of righteousness, 2 Pet. 2. 5. and to Eli. 1 Sam, 2. 30. who was a Priest [Of these saying] Of these, because of such like, 'tis a general Prophe. sie brought down to a particular case and instance. [The Lord cometh] that is, the Lord Jesus appointed to be the Judge of the world; nay mark it, [Behold the Lord cometh] as putting it before their eyes: [cometh] [Greek or Hebrew], is ⟨p. 434⟩come, that is, he shall as certainly come as if he were come already: the Jews say the great excommunication Maranatha, was instituted by Enoch, the word signifieth, The Lord cometh [with ten thousand of his Saints] it may be rendered with his holy Myriads, or ten thousands, an uncertain number for a certain, that was their highest and roundest reckoning; the meaning is with huge multitudes of Angels and Saints: as the Apostle, 1 Thes. 3. 13. At the coming of the Lord Jesus with all his Saints, Zech. 14. 5. The Lord my God shall come, and all thy Saints with thee, not only the Angels, but the Saints do help to make up the triumphs of that day.
[And Enoch the seventh from Adam,] that is inclusive, putting Adam for the first; but why is this circumstance mentioned? I Answer, 1. To commend the Antiquity of the Doctrine, the seventh in discent from Adam, intimates that judgment was to be administred by Christ, 2. Some observe a mystery, the seventh person was a Prophet, as the seventh day was holy. 3. I think 'tis to distinguish him from Enoch the son of Cain, who was the third from Adam, as Enoch the son of Seth was the seventh, see Gen. 4. 17. [Prophesied] that Enoch was a Prophet is clear here, and may begathered from Gen▪ 5 2•. where he is said to walk with God, a phrase proper to those that served the Lord in some near way of ministration; 'tis there applyed to Enoch who was a Prophet, and to Noah Gen. 6. 9. who was a Preacher of righteousness, 2 Pet. 2. 5. and to Eli. 1 Sam, 2. 30. who was a Priest [Of these saying] Of these, because of such like, 'tis a general Prophe. sie brought down to a particular case and instance. [The Lord cometh] that is, the Lord Jesus appointed to be the Judge of the world; nay mark it, [Behold the Lord cometh] as putting it before their eyes: [commeth] 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, is ⟨p. 434⟩come, that is, he shall as certainly come as if he were come already: the Jews say the great excommunication Maranatha, was instituted by Enoch, the word signifieth, The Lord commeth [with ten thousand of his Saints] it may be rendred with his holy Myriads, or ten thousands, an uncertain number for a certain, that was their highest and roundest reckoning; the meaning is with huge multitudes of Angels and Saints: as the Apostle, 1 Thes. 3. 13. At the coming of the Lord Jesus with all his Saints, Zech. 14. 5. The Lord my God shall come, and all thy Saints with thee, not only the Angels, but the Saints do help to make up the tryumphs of that day.