§. 68. Of Gods taking his consederates to be a peculiar people to himself.
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§. 68. Of Gods taking his confederates to be a peculiar people to himself.
§. 68. Of Gods taking his consederates to be a peculiar people to himself.
:11342p. 274
They to whom the Lord is in special their God, are by him taken to be his special and peculiar people. Thereupon this clause is added to the former, aand they shall be to me a people. Very frequently therefore are these two clauses joined together, as Jer. 31. 1.2
THey to whom the Lord is in special their God, are by him taken to be his special and peculiar people. Thereupon this clause is added to the former, aand they shall be to me a people. Very frequently therefore are these two clauses joyned together, as Ier. 31. 1.2
- a[Greek or Hebrew].〈non-Latin alphabet〉.
- 2Of the notation of [Greek or Hebrew]. See chap. 4. v. 9. Sect. 57.Of the notation of 〈non-Latin alphabet〉. See chap. 4. v. 9. Sect. 57.