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@ -1058,7 +1058,10 @@ out of the grave, though it is <i>a land of darkness as darkness
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itself, and without any order</i> (<scripRef passage="Job 10:22" id="Gen.ii-p14.5" parsed="|Job|10|22|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Job.10.22">Job x. 22</scripRef>), and can make them glorious
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bodies.</p>
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</div><scripCom type="Commentary" passage="Ge 1:3-5" id="Gen.ii-p14.6" parsed="|Gen|1|3|1|5" osisRef="Bible:Gen.1.3-Gen.1.5"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Gen.1.3-Gen.1.5">
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<scripCom type="Commentary" passage="Ge 1:3-5" id="Gen.ii-p14.6" parsed="|Gen|1|3|1|5" osisRef="Bible:Gen.1.3-Gen.1.5"/>
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<div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Gen.1.3-Gen.1.5">
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<h4 id="Gen.ii-p14.7">The Creation. (<span class="smallcaps" id="Gen.ii-p14.8">b. c.</span> 4004.)</h4>
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<p class="passage" id="Gen.ii-p15">3 And God said, Let there be light: and there
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@ -2050,7 +2053,8 @@ creation, to the honour of the great Creator, who is therefore
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worthy to receive, on that day, blessing, and honour, and praise,
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from all religious assemblies.</p>
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</div><scripCom type="Commentary" passage="Ge 2:4-7" id="Gen.iii-p4.3" parsed="|Gen|2|4|2|7" osisRef="Bible:Gen.2.4-Gen.2.7"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Gen.2.4-Gen.2.7">
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</div><scripCom type="Commentary" passage="Ge 2:4-7" id="Gen.iii-p4.3" parsed="|Gen|2|4|2|7" osisRef="Bible:Gen.2.4-Gen.2.7"/>
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<div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Gen.2.4-Gen.2.7">
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<h4 id="Gen.iii-p4.4">The Creation. (<span class="smallcaps" id="Gen.iii-p4.5">b. c.</span> 4004.)</h4>
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<p class="passage" id="Gen.iii-p5">4 These <i>are</i> the generations of the
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@ -10810,7 +10814,7 @@ brother of Eshcol, and brother of Aner: and these <i>were</i>
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confederate with Abram.   14 And when Abram heard that his
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brother was taken captive, he armed his trained <i>servants,</i>
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born in his own house, three hundred and eighteen, and pursued
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<i>them</i> unto Dan. 15 And he divided himself against
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<i>them</i> unto <scripRef passage="Dan. 15" id="Gen.xv-p7.1" parsed="|Dan|15|0|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Dan.15">Dan. 15</scripRef> And he divided himself against
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them, he and his servants, by night, and smote them, and pursued
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them unto Hobah, which <i>is</i> on the left hand of Damascus.
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  16 And he brought back all the goods, and also brought again
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@ -43213,7 +43217,7 @@ inducements to Moses not to intercede for them: <i>Therefore, let
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me alone.</i> What did Moses, or what could he do, to hinder God
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from consuming them? When God resolves to abandon a people, and the
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decree of ruin has gone forth, no intercession can prevent it,
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<scripRef passage="Eze 14:14,15:1" id="Ex.xxxiii-p15.3" osisRef="Bible:Eze.14.14 Bible:Eze.15.1">Ezek. xiv. 14; Jer. xv.
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<scripRef passage="Eze 14:14,15:1" id="Ex.xxxiii-p15.3" osisRef="Bible:Ezek.14.14 Bible:Jer.15.1">Ezek. xiv. 14; Jer. xv.
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1</scripRef>. But God would thus express the greatness of his just
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displeasure against them, after the manner of men, who would have
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none to intercede for those they resolve to be severe with. Thus
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@ -45510,7 +45514,7 @@ gold, and in silver, and in brass,   33 And in the cutting of
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stones, to set <i>them,</i> and in carving of wood, to make any
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manner of cunning work.   34 And he hath put in his heart that
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he may teach, <i>both</i> he, and Aholiab, the son of Ahisamach, of
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the tribe of Dan. 35 Them hath he filled with wisdom of
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the tribe of <scripRef passage="Dan. 35" id="Ex.xxxvi-p14.2" parsed="|Dan|35|0|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Dan.35">Dan.   35</scripRef> Them hath he filled with wisdom of
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heart, to work all manner of work, of the engraver, and of the
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cunning workman, and of the embroiderer, in blue, and in purple, in
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scarlet, and in fine linen, and of the weaver, <i>even</i> of them
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@ -97478,7 +97478,7 @@ idolatry notwithstanding (<scripRef passage="2Ch 28:22-25" id="iiCh.xxix-p1.5" p
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22-25</scripRef>), and so his story ends, <scripRef passage="2Ch 28:26,27" id="iiCh.xxix-p1.6" parsed="|2Chr|28|26|28|27" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.26-2Chr.28.27">ver. 26, 27</scripRef>.</p>
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<scripCom type="Commentary" passage="2Ch 27" id="iiCh.xxix-p0.1_1" parsed="|2Chr|27|0|0|0" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.27"/>
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<scripCom type="Commentary" passage="2Ch 27:1-5" id="iiCh.xxix-p0.2_1" parsed="|2Chr|27|1|27|5" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.27.1-2Chr.27.5"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.27.1-2Chr.27.5">
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<scripCom type="Commentary" passage="2Ch 27:1-5" id="iiCh.xxix-p0.2_1" parsed="|2Chr|27|1|27|5" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.1-2Chr.28.5"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.28.1-2Chr.28.5">
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<h4 id="iiCh.xxix-p1.9">The Wickedness of Ahaz. (<span class="smallcaps" id="iiCh.xxix-p1.10">b. c.</span> 738.)</h4>
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<p class="passage" id="iiCh.xxix-p2">1 Ahaz <i>was</i> twenty years old when he began
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@ -97535,7 +97535,7 @@ departed from them and an inundation of judgments broke in upon
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them. Those that knew not their happiness in the foregoing reign
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were taught to value it by the miseries of this reign.</p>
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</div><scripCom type="Commentary" passage="2Ch 27:6-15" id="iiCh.xxix-p0.3" parsed="|2Chr|27|6|27|15" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.27.6-2Chr.27.15"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.27.6-2Chr.27.15">
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</div><scripCom type="Commentary" passage="2Ch 27:6-15" id="iiCh.xxix-p0.3" parsed="|2Chr|27|6|27|15" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.6-2Chr.28.15"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.28.6-2Chr.28.15">
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<h4 id="iiCh.xxix-p3.6">The King of Israel Defeats
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Ahaz. (<span class="smallcaps" id="iiCh.xxix-p3.7">b. c.</span> 738.)</h4>
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@ -97705,7 +97705,7 @@ grace as, in obedience to the calls of God by so many prophets, to
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root idolatry out of their kingdom, which, soon after this, was the
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ruin of it.</p>
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</div><scripCom type="Commentary" passage="2Ch 27:16-27" id="iiCh.xxix-p0.4" parsed="|2Chr|27|16|27|27" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.27.16-2Chr.27.27"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.27.16-2Chr.27.27">
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</div><scripCom type="Commentary" passage="2Ch 27:16-27" id="iiCh.xxix-p0.4" parsed="|2Chr|27|16|27|27" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.16-2Chr.28.27"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.28.16-2Chr.28.27">
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<h4 id="iiCh.xxix-p14.4">The Death of Ahaz. (<span class="smallcaps" id="iiCh.xxix-p14.5">b. c.</span> 738.)</h4>
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<p class="passage" id="iiCh.xxix-p15">16 At that time did king Ahaz send unto the
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@ -97870,7 +97870,7 @@ last reign, and the wheels were set a-going again, to the great
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satisfaction of king and people, <scripRef passage="2Ch 29:20-36" id="iiCh.xxx-p1.3" parsed="|2Chr|29|20|29|36" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.29.20-2Chr.29.36">ver. 20-36</scripRef>.</p>
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<scripCom type="Commentary" passage="2Ch 28" id="iiCh.xxx-p0.1_1" parsed="|2Chr|28|0|0|0" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28"/>
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<scripCom type="Commentary" passage="2Ch 28:1-11" id="iiCh.xxx-p0.2_1" parsed="|2Chr|28|1|28|11" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.1-2Chr.28.11"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.28.1-2Chr.28.11">
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<scripCom type="Commentary" passage="2Ch 28:1-11" id="iiCh.xxx-p0.2_1" parsed="|2Chr|28|1|28|11" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.29.1-2Chr.29.11"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.29.1-2Chr.29.11">
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<h4 id="iiCh.xxx-p1.6">Hezekiah's Good Reign. (<span class="smallcaps" id="iiCh.xxx-p1.7">b. c.</span> 726.)</h4>
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<p class="passage" id="iiCh.xxx-p2">1 Hezekiah began to reign <i>when he was</i>
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@ -98019,7 +98019,7 @@ minister to him. They must therefore be ashamed of their late
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remissness, and, now that the doors of the temple were opened
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again, must set about their work with double diligence.</p>
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</div><scripCom type="Commentary" passage="2Ch 28:12-19" id="iiCh.xxx-p0.3" parsed="|2Chr|28|12|28|19" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.12-2Chr.28.19"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.28.12-2Chr.28.19">
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</div><scripCom type="Commentary" passage="2Ch 28:12-19" id="iiCh.xxx-p0.3" parsed="|2Chr|28|12|28|19" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.29.12-2Chr.29.19"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.29.12-2Chr.29.19">
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<h4 id="iiCh.xxx-p10.5">The Temple Cleansed. (<span class="smallcaps" id="iiCh.xxx-p10.6">b. c.</span> 726.)</h4>
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<p class="passage" id="iiCh.xxx-p11">12 Then the Levites arose, Mahath the son of
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find a time and a way to sanctify them. Neither his ordinances nor
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his people shall be suffered to fail for ever.</p>
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</div><scripCom type="Commentary" passage="2Ch 28:20-36" id="iiCh.xxx-p0.4" parsed="|2Chr|28|20|28|36" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.20-2Chr.28.36"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.28.20-2Chr.28.36">
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</div><scripCom type="Commentary" passage="2Ch 28:20-36" id="iiCh.xxx-p0.4" parsed="|2Chr|28|20|28|36" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.29.20-2Chr.29.36"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.29.20-2Chr.29.36">
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<h4 id="iiCh.xxx-p16.3">Hezekiah's Sacrifice. (<span class="smallcaps" id="iiCh.xxx-p16.4">b. c.</span> 726.)</h4>
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<p class="passage" id="iiCh.xxx-p17">20 Then Hezekiah the king rose early, and
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@ -103024,7 +103024,7 @@ God, been made serviceable to it, <scripRef passage="Php 1:12" id="Ez.vii-p10.2"
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appealing to Darius, hoped to get an order to suppress them, but,
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instead of that, they got an order to supply them. Thus <i>out of
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the eater comes forth meat.</i> The apocryphal Esdras (or Ezra),
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<scripRef id="Ez.vii-p10.3">Book I. <i>ch.</i> iii. and iv.</scripRef>, gives another account of
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Book I. <i>ch.</i> iii. and iv., gives another account of
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this decree in favour of the Jews, that Darius had vowed that if
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ever he came to the kingdom he would build the temple at Jerusalem,
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@ -111570,7 +111570,7 @@ my people: if the worst come to the worst," as we say, "<i>I shall
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but die.</i>" Nothing venture, nothing win. She said not this in
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despair or passion, but in a holy resolution to do her duty and
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trust God with the issue; welcome his holy will. In the apocryphal
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part of this book (<scripRef id="Esth.v-p14.2"><i>ch.</i> xiii. and xiv.</scripRef>) we have
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part of this book (<i>ch.</i> xiii. and xiv.) we have
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Mordecai's prayer and Esther's upon this occasion, and both of them
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very particular and pertinent. In the sequel of the story we shall
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find that God said not to this seed of Jacob, <i>Seek you me in
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compassion for those that feel the smart of it. See <scripRef passage="Jam 1:27" id="Job.vii-p18.3" parsed="|Jas|1|27|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Jas.1.27">Jam. i. 27</scripRef>. 3. Troubles are the
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trials of friendship. When a man is afflicted he will see who are
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his friends indeed and who are but pretenders; for <i>a brother is
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born for adversity,</i> <scripRef passage="Pr 17:17,18:24" id="Job.vii-p18.4">Prov.
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born for adversity,</i> <scripRef passage="Pr 17:17,18:24" id="Job.vii-p18.4" osisRef="Bible:Prov.17.17 Bible:Prov.18.24">Prov.
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xvii. 17; xviii. 24</scripRef>.</p>
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<p class="indent" id="Job.vii-p19">II. He shows how wretchedly he was
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honour of God's government and laws and repair the injury done to
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that honour by the sin of man. They could not take away the terror
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of sin by pacifying the conscience, nor the power of sin by
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sanctifying the nature; it was impossible, <scripRef passage="Heb 9:9,10:1-4" id="Ps.xli-p16.4">Heb. ix. 9; x. 1-4</scripRef>. What there was in
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sanctifying the nature; it was impossible, <scripRef passage="Heb 9:9,10:1-4" id="Ps.xli-p16.4" osisRef="Bible:Heb.9.9 Bible:Heb.10.1-Heb.10.4">Heb. ix. 9; x. 1-4</scripRef>. What there was in
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them that was valuable resulted from their reference to Jesus
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Christ, of whom they were types—shadows indeed, but shadows of
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good things to come, and trials of the faith and obedience of God's
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righteous.</i> Let all the streams of comfort, which flow to us in
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the channel of Christ's kingdom, lead us to the fountain, and
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oblige us to <i>rejoice in the Lord.</i> All the lines of joy must
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meet in him as in the centre. See <scripRef passage="Php 3:3,4:4" id="Ps.xcviii-p12.2">Phil. iii. 3; iv. 4</scripRef>. 3. Let it express
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meet in him as in the centre. See <scripRef passage="Php 3:3,4:4" id="Ps.xcviii-p12.2" osisRef="Bible:Phil.3.3 Bible:Phil.4.4">Phil. iii. 3; iv. 4</scripRef>. 3. Let it express
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itself in praise and thanksgiving: <i>Give thanks at the
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remembrance of his holiness.</i> Whatever is the matter of our
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<i>answers,</i> that is, he speaks as he thinks, and dares not do
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otherwise, he <i>speaks the truth in his heart,</i> <scripRef passage="Ps 15:2" id="Prov.xvi-p56.2" parsed="|Ps|15|2|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Ps.15.2">Ps. xv. 2</scripRef>), and of speaking
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pertinently and profitably, and therefore he <i>studies to
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answer,</i> that his speech may be with grace, <scripRef passage="Ne 2:4,5:7" id="Prov.xvi-p56.3">Neh. ii. 4; v. 7</scripRef>. 2. A wicked man is proved
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answer,</i> that his speech may be with grace, <scripRef passage="Ne 2:4,5:7" id="Prov.xvi-p56.3" osisRef="Bible:Neh.2.4 Bible:Neh.5.7">Neh. ii. 4; v. 7</scripRef>. 2. A wicked man is proved
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to be a fool by this, that he never heeds what he says, but his
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<i>mouth pours out evil things,</i> to the dishonour of God and
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religion, his own reproach, and the hurt of others. Doubtless that
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a continued speech, or starched discourse, but with pauses, that he
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may hear what is to be objected and answer it. <i>Non minus
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interdum oratorium est tacere quam dicere</i>—<i>True oratory
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requires an occasional pause.</i> Plin. <scripRef passage="Eph. 7" id="Prov.xxx-p22.1" parsed="|Eph|7|0|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Eph.7">Ep. 7</scripRef>.6.</p>
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requires an occasional pause.</i> Plin. Ep. 7.6.7</p> <!-- https://anastrophe.uchicago.edu/cgi-bin/perseus/citequery3.pl?dbname=LatinAugust21&getid=0&query=Plin.%20Ep.%207.6 -->
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</div><scripCom type="Commentary" passage="Pr 29:12" id="Prov.xxx-p22.2" parsed="|Prov|29|12|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Prov.29.12"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Prov.29.12">
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<p class="passage" id="Prov.xxx-p23">12 If a ruler hearken to lies, all his servants
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<li class="small" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.40">Of slandering, <scripRef passage="Pr 10:18,16:27,25:23" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.41" parsed="|Prov|10|18|0|0;|Prov|16|27|0|0;|Prov|25|23|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Prov.10.18 Bible:Prov.16.27 Bible:Prov.25.23"><i>ch.</i> x. 18; xvi. 27; xxv.
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23</scripRef>.</li>
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<li class="small" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.42">Of talkativeness and silence, <scripRef passage="Pr 10:19,11:12,12:23,13:3,17:27,28,29:11,20" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.43"><i>ch.</i> x. 19; xi.
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<li class="small" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.42">Of talkativeness and silence, <scripRef passage="Pr 10:19,11:12,12:23,13:3,17:27,28,29:11,20" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.43" osisRef="Bible:Prov.10.19 Bible:Prov.11.12 Bible:Prov.12.23 Bible:Prov.13.3 Bible:Prov.17.27-Prov.17.28 Bible:Prov.29.11 Bible:Prov.29.20"><i>ch.</i> x. 19; xi.
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12; xii. 23; xiii. 3; xvii. 27, 28; xxix. 11, 20</scripRef>.</li>
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<li class="small" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.44">Of justice and injustice, <scripRef passage="Pr 11:1,13:16,16:8,11,17:15,26,18:5,20:10,23" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.45" parsed="|Prov|11|1|0|0;|Prov|13|16|0|0;|Prov|16|8|0|0;|Prov|16|11|0|0;|Prov|17|15|0|0;|Prov|17|26|0|0;|Prov|18|5|0|0;|Prov|20|10|0|0;|Prov|20|23|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Prov.11.1 Bible:Prov.13.16 Bible:Prov.16.8 Bible:Prov.16.11 Bible:Prov.17.15 Bible:Prov.17.26 Bible:Prov.18.5 Bible:Prov.20.10 Bible:Prov.20.23"><i>ch.</i> xi. 1;
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<li class="small" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.52">Of tale-bearing, <scripRef passage="Pr 11:13,16:28,18:8,20:19,26:20,22" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.53" parsed="|Prov|11|13|0|0;|Prov|16|28|0|0;|Prov|18|8|0|0;|Prov|20|19|0|0;|Prov|26|20|0|0;|Prov|26|22|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Prov.11.13 Bible:Prov.16.28 Bible:Prov.18.8 Bible:Prov.20.19 Bible:Prov.26.20 Bible:Prov.26.22"><i>ch.</i> xi. 13; xvi. 28;
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xviii. 8; xx. 19; xxvi. 20, 22</scripRef>.</li>
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<li class="small" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.54">Of rashness and deliberation, <scripRef passage="Pr 11:14,15:22,18:13,19:2,20:5,18,21:29,22:3,25:8-10" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.55"><i>ch.</i>
|
||||
<li class="small" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.54">Of rashness and deliberation, <scripRef passage="Pr 11:14,15:22,18:13,19:2,20:5,18,21:29,22:3,25:8-10" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.55" osisRef="Bible:Prov.11.14 Bible:Prov.15.22 Bible:Prov.18.13 Bible:Prov.19.2 Bible:Prov.20.5 Bible:Prov.20.18 Bible:Prov.21.29 Bible:Prov.22.3 Bible:Prov.25.8-Prov.25.10"><i>ch.</i>
|
||||
xi. 14; xv. 22; xviii. 13; xix. 2; xx. 5, 18; xxi. 29; xxii. 3;
|
||||
xxv. 8-10</scripRef>.</li>
|
||||
|
||||
@ -105636,7 +105636,7 @@ xvi. 1, 4, 9, 33; xvii. 3; xix. 21; xx. 12, 24</scripRef>;
|
||||
26</scripRef>.</li>
|
||||
|
||||
<li class="small" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.103">Of devotion towards God, and dependence on him,
|
||||
<scripRef passage="Pr 16:3,18:10,23:26,27:1,28:25,29:25" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.104"><i>ch.</i>
|
||||
<scripRef passage="Pr 16:3,18:10,23:26,27:1,28:25,29:25" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.104" osisRef="Bible:Prov.16.3 Bible:Prov.18.10 Bible:Prov.23.26 Bible:Prov.27.1 Bible:Prov.28.25 Bible:Prov.29.25"><i>ch.</i>
|
||||
xvi. 3; xviii. 10; xxiii. 26; xxvii. 1; xxviii. 25; xxix.
|
||||
25</scripRef>.</li>
|
||||
|
||||
@ -105666,7 +105666,7 @@ xxviii. 23; xxix. 1</scripRef>.</li>
|
||||
|
||||
<li class="small" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.121">Of ingratitude, <scripRef passage="Pr 17:13" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.122" parsed="|Prov|17|13|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Prov.17.13"><i>ch.</i> xvii. 13</scripRef>.</li>
|
||||
|
||||
<li class="small" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.123">Of friendship, <scripRef passage="Pr 17:17,18:24,27:9,10,14,17" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.124"><i>ch.</i> xvii. 17; xviii. 24;
|
||||
<li class="small" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.123">Of friendship, <scripRef passage="Pr 17:17,18:24,27:9,10,14,17" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.124" osisRef="Bible:Prov.17.17 Bible:Prov.18.24 Bible:Prov.27.9 Bible:Prov.27.10 Bible:Prov.27.14 Bible:Prov.27.17"><i>ch.</i> xvii. 17; xviii. 24;
|
||||
xxvii. 9, 10, 14, 17</scripRef>.</li>
|
||||
|
||||
<li class="small" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.125">Of sensual pleasures, <scripRef passage="Pr 21:17,23:1-3,6-8,19-21,27:7" id="Prov.xxxii-p23.126" parsed="|Prov|21|17|0|0;|Prov|23|1|23|3;|Prov|23|6|23|8;|Prov|23|19|23|21;|Prov|27|7|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Prov.21.17 Bible:Prov.23.1-Prov.23.3 Bible:Prov.23.6-Prov.23.8 Bible:Prov.23.19-Prov.23.21 Bible:Prov.27.7"><i>ch.</i> xxi. 17; xxiii. 1-3,
|
||||
|
||||
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@ -583,7 +583,8 @@ it is not recorded. But, prophecy growing into contempt with many,
|
||||
God revived the honour of it, and put a new lustre upon it, in the
|
||||
power given to Elijah and Elisha to work miracles, and the great
|
||||
things that God did by them for the confirming of the people's
|
||||
faith in it, and the awakening of their regard to it, <scripRef id="iv-p16.1" passage="2Ki 2:3,4:1,38,5:22,6:1">2 Kings ii. 3; iv. 1, 38; v. 22;
|
||||
faith in it, and the awakening of their regard to it, <scripRef id="iv-p16.1" passage="2Ki 2:3,4:1,38,5:22,6:1" osisRef="Bible:2Kings2.3 Bible:2Kings4.1 Bible:2Kings4.38 Bible:2Kings5.22 Bible:2Kings6.1"
|
||||
>2 Kings ii. 3; iv. 1, 38; v. 22;
|
||||
vi. 1</scripRef>. In their time, and by their agency, it should
|
||||
seem, the schools of the prophets were revived, and we find sons of
|
||||
the prophets, fellows of those sacred colleges, employed in
|
||||
@ -22124,7 +22125,7 @@ completing of the same blessed work which was begun in the first
|
||||
preaching and planting of Christianity in the world.</p>
|
||||
|
||||
<p class="intro" id="Is.xli-p2" shownumber="no">In this chapter we have, I. Orders given to preach
|
||||
and publish the glad tidings of redemption, <scripRef id="Is.xli-p2.1" osisRef="Bible:Isa.401 Bible:Isa.2" parsed="|Isa|401|0|0|0;|Isa|2|0|0|0" passage="Isa 401,2">ver. 1, 2</scripRef>. II. These glad tidings introduced
|
||||
and publish the glad tidings of redemption, <scripRef id="Is.xli-p2.1" osisRef="Bible:Isa.40.1 Bible:Isa.40.2" parsed="|Isa|401|0|0|0;|Isa|2|0|0|0" passage="Isa 40:1,2">ver. 1, 2</scripRef>. II. These glad tidings introduced
|
||||
by a voice in the wilderness, which gives assurance that all
|
||||
obstructions shall be removed (<scripRef id="Is.xli-p2.2" osisRef="Bible:Isa.40.3-Isa.40.5" parsed="|Isa|40|3|40|5" passage="Isa 40:3-5">ver.
|
||||
3-5</scripRef>), and that, though all creatures fail and fade, the
|
||||
@ -30914,7 +30915,7 @@ ever to watch against all impurity. But especially let those be
|
||||
<i>clean</i> who <i>bear the vessels of the Lord,</i> that is, the
|
||||
priests, who had the charge of the vessels of the sanctuary (when
|
||||
they were restored by a particular grant) to carry them to
|
||||
Jerusalem, <scripRef id="Is.liii-p12.4" passage="Ezr 1:7,8:23">Ezra i. 7; viii.
|
||||
Jerusalem, <scripRef id="Is.liii-p12.4" passage="Ezr 1:7,8:23" osisRef="Bible:Ezra.1.7 Bible:Ezra.8.23">Ezra i. 7; viii.
|
||||
24</scripRef>, &c. Let them not only avoid touching any unclean
|
||||
thing, but be very careful to <i>cleanse themselves according to
|
||||
the purification of the sanctuary.</i> Christians are made to our
|
||||
@ -37905,7 +37906,7 @@ enmity of Esau against Jacob (<scripRef id="Is.lxiv-p3.4" osisRef="Bible:Gen.27.
|
||||
xxvii. 41</scripRef>) and perhaps with an allusion to David's
|
||||
glorious triumphs over the Edomites, by which it should seem, more
|
||||
than by any other of his victories, he <i>got himself a name,</i>
|
||||
<scripRef id="Is.lxiv-p3.5" passage="Ps 60:1,2Sa 8:13,14">Ps. lx., <i>title,</i> 2
|
||||
<scripRef id="Is.lxiv-p3.5" passage="Ps 60:1,2Sa 8:13,14 Bible:2Sam.8.13-2Sam.8.14" osisRef="Bible:Psa.60.1">Ps. lx., <i>title,</i> 2
|
||||
Sam. viii. 13, 14</scripRef>. But this is not all: 2. It is a
|
||||
victory obtained by the grace of God in Christ over our spiritual
|
||||
enemies. We find the garments dipped in blood adorning him whose
|
||||
@ -43756,7 +43757,7 @@ will thus return to God, 1. They shall be blessed themselves; for
|
||||
to that sense the first words may be read: "<i>If thou wilt return
|
||||
to me,</i> then <i>thou shalt return,</i> that is, thou shalt be
|
||||
brought back out of thy captivity into thy own land again, as was
|
||||
of old promised," <scripRef id="Jer.v-p5.1" passage="De 4:29,30:2">Deut. iv. 29;
|
||||
of old promised," <scripRef id="Jer.v-p5.1" passage="De 4:29,30:2" osisRef="Bible:Deut.4.29 Bible:Deut.30.2">Deut. iv. 29;
|
||||
xxx. 2</scripRef>. Or, "Then <i>thou shalt rest in me,</i> shalt
|
||||
return to me as thy rest, even while thou art in the land of thy
|
||||
captivity." 2. They shall be blessings to others; for their
|
||||
@ -78089,7 +78090,7 @@ away for their iniquity.</p>
|
||||
|
||||
<p class="indent" id="Ez.v-p9" shownumber="no">The best exposition of this part of
|
||||
Ezekiel's prediction of Jerusalem's desolation is Jeremiah's
|
||||
lamentation of it, <scripRef id="Ez.v-p9.1" passage="La 4:3,4,5:10">Lam. iv. 3, 4,
|
||||
lamentation of it, <scripRef id="Ez.v-p9.1" passage="La 4:3,4,5:10" osisRef="Bible:Lam.4.3-Lam.4.4 Bible:Lam.5.10">Lam. iv. 3, 4,
|
||||
&c., and v. 10</scripRef>, where he pathetically describes the
|
||||
terrible famine that was in Jerusalem during the siege and the sad
|
||||
effects of it.</p>
|
||||
@ -86051,7 +86052,7 @@ uncleanness;</i> and therefore he has not dared to <i>defile his
|
||||
neighbour's wife,</i> nor said or done any thing which had the
|
||||
least tendency to corrupt or debauch her, no, nor will he make any
|
||||
undue approaches to his own wife when she is <i>put apart for her
|
||||
uncleanness,</i> for it was forbidden by the law, <scripRef id="Ez.xix-p11.8" passage="Le 18:19,20:18">Lev. xviii. 19; xx. 18</scripRef>. Note,
|
||||
uncleanness,</i> for it was forbidden by the law, <scripRef id="Ez.xix-p11.8" passage="Le 18:19,20:18" osisRef="Bible:Lev.None.18:19-Lev.None.20:18">Lev. xviii. 19; xx. 18</scripRef>. Note,
|
||||
It is an essential branch of wisdom and justice to keep the
|
||||
appetites of the body always in subjection to reason and virtue.
|
||||
(3.) From sins against the eighth commandment. He is a <i>just
|
||||
@ -111176,7 +111177,7 @@ supply it either with <i>sacrifice,</i> which was suppressed by
|
||||
Antiochus, or with <i>gospel-worship,</i> which was suppressed by
|
||||
the Antichrist. Then he <i>set up the abomination of desolation
|
||||
upon the altar</i> (<scripRef id="Dan.xii-p20.6" osisRef="Bible:1Macc.1.54" parsed="|1Macc|1|54|0|0" passage="1 Mac. i. 54">1 Mac. i. 54</scripRef>), even an <i>idol altar</i>
|
||||
(<scripRef id="Dan.xii-p20.7"><i>v.</i> 59</scripRef>), and called the temple the temple of
|
||||
(<scripRef id="Dan.xii-p20.7" osisRef="Bible:1Macc.1.59"><i>v.</i> 59), and called the temple the temple of
|
||||
<i>Jupiter Olympius,</i> <scripRef id="Dan.xii-p20.8" osisRef="Bible:2Macc.6.2" parsed="|2Macc|6|2|0|0" passage="2 Mac. vi. 2">2 Mac. vi. 2</scripRef>.</p>
|
||||
|
||||
<p class="indent" id="Dan.xii-p21" shownumber="no">4. He persecuted those who retained their
|
||||
@ -112166,7 +112167,7 @@ which are carefully gathered up by the divine Providence and the
|
||||
care of the church, that nothing might be lost, as St. Paul's short
|
||||
epistles after his long ones. The son of Sirach speaks of these
|
||||
twelve prophets with honour, as men that <i>strengthened Jacob,</i>
|
||||
<scripRef id="Hos.i-p2.2"><i>Ecclus.</i> xlix. 10</scripRef>. Nine of these prophets prophesied
|
||||
<i>Ecclus.</i> xlix. 10. Nine of these prophets prophesied
|
||||
before the captivity, and the last three after the return of the
|
||||
Jews to their own land. Some difference there is in the order of
|
||||
these books. We place them as the ancient Hebrew did; and all agree
|
||||
@ -117888,7 +117889,7 @@ hearken to the word of God, that would teach and persuade them to
|
||||
do well? And no wonder that there were wicked doings among them
|
||||
when, 3. Their worship was corrupt (<scripRef id="Hos.x-p20.3" osisRef="Bible:Hos.9.15" parsed="|Hos|9|15|0|0" passage="Ho 9:15"><i>v.</i> 15</scripRef>): <i>All their wickedness is in
|
||||
Gilgal,</i> which was a place infamous for idolatry, as appears,
|
||||
<scripRef id="Hos.x-p20.4" passage="Ho 4:15,12:11,Am 4:4,5:5"><i>ch.</i> iv. 15;
|
||||
<scripRef id="Hos.x-p20.4" passage="Ho 4:15,12:11,Am 4:4,5:5" osisRef="Bible:Hos.4.15 Bible:Hos.12.11 Bible:Amos.4.4 Bible:Amos.5.5"><i>ch.</i> iv. 15;
|
||||
xii. 11; Amos iv. 4; v. 5</scripRef>. It is probable that the
|
||||
idolaters chose that place for their head-quarters because it had
|
||||
been famous in other ages for solemn transactions between God and
|
||||
|
||||
@ -23083,7 +23083,7 @@ we find in scripture, were designed to reach the like persons and
|
||||
practices to the end of the world; for they are not of private
|
||||
interpretation, <scripRef passage="2Pe 1:20" id="Matt.xvi-p21.2" parsed="|2Pet|1|20|0|0" osisRef="Bible:2Pet.1.20">2 Pet. i.
|
||||
20</scripRef>. The sinners of the latter days are prophesied of,
|
||||
<scripRef passage="1Ti 4:1,2Ti 3:1,2,3:3" id="Matt.xvi-p21.3">1 Tim. iv. 1; 2 Tim. iii.
|
||||
<scripRef passage="1Ti 4:1,2Ti 3:1,2,3:3" id="Matt.xvi-p21.3" osisRef="Bible:1Tim.4.1 Bible:2Tim.3.1-2Tim.3.2 Bible:2Tim.3.3">1 Tim. iv. 1; 2 Tim. iii.
|
||||
1; 2 Pet. iii. 3</scripRef>. Threatenings directed against others,
|
||||
belong to us, if we be guilty of the same sins. Isaiah prophesied
|
||||
not of them only, but of all other hypocrites, against whom that
|
||||
@ -47216,7 +47216,7 @@ exalted state; it was therefore <i>made in secret. Blessed are they
|
||||
that have not seen, and yet have believed.</i> Christ gave such
|
||||
proofs of his resurrection as were <i>corroborated</i> by the
|
||||
scriptures, and by the <i>word</i> which he had <i>spoken</i>
|
||||
(<scripRef passage="Lu 24:6,7-44,Mk 16:7" id="Matt.xxix-p3.1">Luke xxiv. 6, 7-44; Mark
|
||||
(<scripRef passage="Lu 24:6,7-44,Mk 16:7" id="Matt.xxix-p3.1" osisRef="Bible:Luke.24.6 Bible:Luke.24.7-Luke.24.44 Bible:Mark.16.7">Luke xxiv. 6, 7-44; Mark
|
||||
xvi. 7</scripRef>); for here we must <i>walk by faith, not by
|
||||
sight.</i> We have here,</p>
|
||||
|
||||
@ -127234,7 +127234,7 @@ an eye-witness (<scripRef passage="Joh 19:35" id="John.xx-p88.1" parsed="|John|1
|
||||
matters of fact. (1.) What he bore record of he saw; he had it not
|
||||
by hearsay, nor was it only his own conjecture, but he was an
|
||||
eyewitness of it; it is <i>what we have seen and looked upon</i>
|
||||
(<scripRef passage="1Jo 1:1,2Pe 1:16" id="John.xx-p89.1">1 John i. 1; 2 Pet. i.
|
||||
(<scripRef passage="1Jo 1:1,2Pe 1:16" id="John.xx-p89.1" osisRef="Bible:1John.1.1 Bible:2Peter.1.16">1 John i. 1; 2 Pet. i.
|
||||
16</scripRef>), and <i>had perfect understanding of,</i> <scripRef passage="Lu 1:3" id="John.xx-p89.2" parsed="|Luke|1|3|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Luke.1.3">Luke i. 3</scripRef>. (2.) What he saw he
|
||||
faithfully bore record of; as a faithful witness, he told not only
|
||||
the truth, but the whole truth; and did not only attest it by word
|
||||
|
||||
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@ -13040,7 +13040,7 @@ fortified by Herod the Great, and called <i>Cesarea</i> in honour
|
||||
of Augustus Cæsar. It lay upon the sea-shore, very convenient for
|
||||
the keeping up of a correspondence between Rome and its conquests
|
||||
in those parts. The Roman governor or proconsul ordinarily resided
|
||||
here, <scripRef passage="Ac 23:23,24,25:6" id="Acts.xi-p4.2"><i>ch.</i> xxiii. 23,
|
||||
here, <scripRef passage="Ac 23:23,24,25:6" id="Acts.xi-p4.2" osisRef="Bible:Acts.23.23-Acts.23.24 Bible:Acts.25.6"><i>ch.</i> xxiii. 23,
|
||||
24; xxv. 6</scripRef>. Here there was a band, or cohort, or
|
||||
regiment, of the Roman army, which probably was the governor's
|
||||
life-guard, and is here called <i>the Italian band,</i> because,
|
||||
@ -13935,7 +13935,7 @@ cause. God never perverts judgment upon personal regards and
|
||||
considerations, nor countenances a wicked man in a wicked thing for
|
||||
the sake of his beauty, or stature, his country, parentage,
|
||||
relations, wealth, or honour in the world. God, as a benefactor,
|
||||
gives favours arbitrarily and by sovereignty (<scripRef passage="De 7:7,8,9:5,6,Mt 20:10" id="Acts.xi-p32.4">Deut. vii. 7, 8; ix. 5, 6; Matt. xx.
|
||||
gives favours arbitrarily and by sovereignty (<scripRef passage="De 7:7,8,9:5,6,Mt 20:10" id="Acts.xi-p32.4" osisRef="Bible:Deut.7.7-Deut.7.8 Bible:Deut.9.5-Deut.9.6 Bible:Matt.20.10">Deut. vii. 7, 8; ix. 5, 6; Matt. xx.
|
||||
10</scripRef>); but he does not, as a judge, so give sentence;
|
||||
<i>but in every nation,</i> and under ever denomination, <i>he that
|
||||
fears God and works righteousness is accepted of him,</i> <scripRef passage="Ac 10:35" id="Acts.xi-p32.5" parsed="|Acts|10|35|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Acts.10.35"><i>v.</i> 35</scripRef>. The case is plainly
|
||||
@ -17679,7 +17679,7 @@ instead of justifying us it condemns us. Not by his remedial law,
|
||||
for it was not possible that the <i>blood of bulls and goats should
|
||||
take away sin,</i> should satisfy God's offended justice, or pacify
|
||||
the sinner's wounded conscience. It was but a ritual and typical
|
||||
institution. See <scripRef passage="Heb 9:9,10:1,4" id="Acts.xiv-p58.3">Heb. ix. 9; x.
|
||||
institution. See <scripRef passage="Heb 9:9,10:1,4" id="Acts.xiv-p58.3" osisRef="Bible:Heb.9.9 Bible:Heb.10.1 Bible:Heb.10.4">Heb. ix. 9; x.
|
||||
1, 4</scripRef>. 4. By Jesus Christ we obtain a complete
|
||||
justification; for by him a complete atonement was made for sin. We
|
||||
are justified, not only by him as our Judge, but by him as our
|
||||
@ -87479,7 +87479,7 @@ fables and commands of men,</p>
|
||||
<p class="indent" id="Tit.ii-p32">6. He gives the reasons of this, from the
|
||||
liberty we have by the gospel from legal observances, and the evil
|
||||
and mischief of a Jewish spirit under the Christian dispensation in
|
||||
the <scripRef passage="Tit 15,16" id="Tit.ii-p32.1" parsed="|Titus|15|0|0|0;|Titus|16|0|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Titus.15 Bible:Titus.16">last two verses</scripRef>. To
|
||||
the <scripRef passage="Tit 15,16" id="Tit.ii-p32.1" parsed="|Titus|15|0|0|0;|Titus|16|0|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Titus.1.15-Titus.1.16">last two verses</scripRef>. To
|
||||
good Christians that are sound in the faith and thereby purified
|
||||
<i>all things are pure.</i> Meats and drinks, and such things as
|
||||
were forbidden under the law (the observances of which some still
|
||||
@ -89956,7 +89956,7 @@ aught,</i> &c., <scripRef passage="Phm 1:18,19" id="Phm.ii-p28.1" parsed="|P
|
||||
Philemon: <i>If he hath wronged thee, or oweth thee aught.</i> It
|
||||
is not an <i>if</i> of doubting, but of illation and concession;
|
||||
<i>seeing he hath wronged thee,</i> and thereby has become indebted
|
||||
to thee; such an <i>if</i> as <scripRef passage="Col 3:1,2Pe 2:4" id="Phm.ii-p29.1">Col. iii. 1 and 2 Pet. ii. 4</scripRef>, &c.
|
||||
to thee; such an <i>if</i> as <scripRef passage="Col 3:1,2Pe 2:4" id="Phm.ii-p29.1" osisRef="Bible:Col.3.1 Bible:2Peter.2.4">Col. iii. 1 and 2 Pet. ii. 4</scripRef>, &c.
|
||||
Observe, True penitents will be ingenuous in owning their faults,
|
||||
as doubtless Onesimus had been to Paul, upon his being awakened and
|
||||
being brought to repentance; and especially is this to be done in
|
||||
@ -90121,7 +90121,7 @@ prison-doors. <i>The fervent effectual prayer of the righteous
|
||||
availeth much.</i> [4.] Prayer of people for ministers, especially
|
||||
when they are in distress and danger, is their great duty;
|
||||
ministers need and request it. Paul, though an apostle, did so with
|
||||
much earnestness, <scripRef passage="Ro 15;30;2Co 1:11;Eph 6:18,19;1Th 5:25" id="Phm.ii-p38.1" parsed="|Rom|15|0|0|0;|Rom|30|0|0|0;|2Cor|1|11|0|0;|Eph|6|18|6|19;|1Thess|5|25|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Rom.15 Bible:Rom.30 Bible:2Cor.1.11 Bible:Eph.6.18-Eph.6.19 Bible:1Thess.5.25">Rom. xv. 30; 2 Cor. i. 11;
|
||||
much earnestness, <scripRef passage="Ro 15;30;2Co 1:11;Eph 6:18,19;1Th 5:25" id="Phm.ii-p38.1" parsed="|Rom|15|0|0|0;|Rom|30|0|0|0;|2Cor|1|11|0|0;|Eph|6|18|6|19;|1Thess|5|25|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Rom.15.30 Bible:2Cor.1.11 Bible:Eph.6.18-Eph.6.19 Bible:1Thess.5.25">Rom. xv. 30; 2 Cor. i. 11;
|
||||
Eph. vi. 18, 19; 1 Thess. v. 25</scripRef>. The least may in this
|
||||
way be helpful to the greatest. Yet, [5.] Though prayer obtains,
|
||||
yet it does not merit the things obtained: they are God's gift, and
|
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@ -96912,7 +96912,7 @@ torture, and would not accept of deliverance upon such vile terms;
|
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and that which animated them thus to suffer was the hope they had
|
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of <i>obtaining a better resurrection,</i> and deliverance upon
|
||||
more honourable terms. This is thought to refer to that memorable
|
||||
story, <scripRef id="Heb.xii-p90.2">2 Macc. <i>ch.</i> vii.</scripRef>, &c. 2. They endured
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story, 2 Macc. <i>ch.</i> vii., &c. 2. They endured
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<i>trials of cruel mockings and scourgings, and bonds and
|
||||
imprisonment,</i> <scripRef passage="Heb 11:36" id="Heb.xii-p90.3" parsed="|Heb|11|36|0|0" osisRef="Bible:Heb.11.36"><i>v.</i>
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36</scripRef>. They were persecuted in their reputation by
|
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@ -113637,7 +113637,7 @@ this will always be so, till men have learnt to speak better than
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God himself. (3.) We ought not to be offended if errors and
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persecutions arise and prevail in the Christian church; this was
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foretold, and therefore we should not think worse of Christ's
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person, doctrine, or cross, when we see it fulfilled. See <scripRef passage="1Ti 4:1,2Ti 3:1,2Pe 3:3" id="Ju.ii-p29.2">1 Tim. iv. 1, and 2 Tim. iii. 1,
|
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person, doctrine, or cross, when we see it fulfilled. See <scripRef passage="1Ti 4:1,2Ti 3:1,2Pe 3:3" id="Ju.ii-p29.2" osisRef="Bible:1Tim.4.1 Bible:2Tim.3.1 Bible:2Peter.3.3">1 Tim. iv. 1, and 2 Tim. iii. 1,
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and 2 Pet. iii. 3</scripRef>. We must not think it strange, but
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comfort ourselves with this, that in the midst of all this
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confusion Christ will maintain his church, and make good his
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250
xml_parse.py
250
xml_parse.py
@ -1,18 +1,24 @@
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import re
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import string
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import sys
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from html.parser import HTMLParser
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from pathlib import Path
|
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|
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import pythonbible as bible
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from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
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from loguru import logger
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from tqdm import tqdm
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base = Path('./Matthew Henry Commentary/xml').absolute()
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base = Path('./Matthew Henry Commentary/xlm').absolute()
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logger.remove(0)
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logger.add('log.txt')
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|
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class MyHTMLParser(HTMLParser):
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file = None
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passage_verse = None
|
||||
tag = None
|
||||
tag_type = None
|
||||
tag_type = None # 'start' or 'end'
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attrs = dict()
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|
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# All the patterns are for re.sub(). This is specifically for getting
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@ -24,11 +30,13 @@ class MyHTMLParser(HTMLParser):
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(r"\[(\d+\.)\]", lambda x: f'\n{x.group(1)}~4'),
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(r"\((\d+\.)\)", lambda x: f'\n{x.group(1)}~3'),
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|
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# These share the same id. The reason
|
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# These share the same id. There are times were the two are a mixed
|
||||
# within the parent lists.
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(r"^\b(\d+\.)", lambda x: f'\n{x.group(1)}~2'),
|
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(r"(\S\s)(\d+\.)(\s\b|\W)",
|
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lambda x: f'{x.group(1)}\n{x.group(2)}~2{x.group(3)}'),
|
||||
|
||||
|
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(r"(?=[MDCLXVI])M*(C[MD]|D?C{0,3})(X[CL]|L?X{0,3})(I[XV]|V?I{0,3})\.",
|
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lambda x: f'\n{parser.roman_to_int(x.group())}.~1'),
|
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]
|
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@ -38,6 +46,8 @@ class MyHTMLParser(HTMLParser):
|
||||
if number is None:
|
||||
return 0
|
||||
|
||||
# Sometimes the roman numeral comes with a '.'. Striping to not cause
|
||||
# issues
|
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number = number.strip('.')
|
||||
|
||||
roman = {'I': 1, 'V': 5, 'X': 10, 'L': 50, 'C': 100, 'D': 500, 'M': 1000}
|
||||
@ -52,19 +62,24 @@ class MyHTMLParser(HTMLParser):
|
||||
return total
|
||||
|
||||
def create_md_file(self, base_dir: Path, folder: str, file: str):
|
||||
""" Create the path of the md file that will be written to as the
|
||||
program process the xml file.
|
||||
"""
|
||||
|
||||
md_file = Path(f'{base_dir}/{folder}/{file}.md').absolute()
|
||||
md_file.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
|
||||
md_file.unlink(missing_ok=True)
|
||||
print(md_file.absolute())
|
||||
# print(md_file.absolute())
|
||||
self.file = md_file
|
||||
return md_file
|
||||
|
||||
def write_to_file(self, data):
|
||||
# if self.writeable is False:
|
||||
# return
|
||||
|
||||
if self.file is None:
|
||||
raise ValueError('No File specified')
|
||||
|
||||
# Here the list/sublist are searched for and altered for later
|
||||
# processing in self.clean_file()
|
||||
for pattern, sub in self.patterns:
|
||||
# print(f'Running Pattern: {pattern}')
|
||||
data = re.sub(pattern, sub, data)
|
||||
@ -75,47 +90,64 @@ class MyHTMLParser(HTMLParser):
|
||||
file.write(data)
|
||||
|
||||
def clean_file(self):
|
||||
print(' CLEANING FILE')
|
||||
logger.info(' CLEANING FILE')
|
||||
|
||||
if self.file is None:
|
||||
raise ValueError('No File specified')
|
||||
|
||||
# Read all the lines
|
||||
with open(self.file, 'r') as file:
|
||||
lines = file.readlines()
|
||||
|
||||
indent = 0 # Current number of '\t' to add in front of the list number
|
||||
sublist = dict() # Track the indent number based on the id.
|
||||
with open(self.file, 'w') as file:
|
||||
indent = 0
|
||||
sublist = dict()
|
||||
for line in lines:
|
||||
if line.strip():
|
||||
if line.startswith('#'):
|
||||
line = f'\n{line}'
|
||||
file.write('# Chapter Introduction\n\n')
|
||||
|
||||
header = None
|
||||
for line in lines:
|
||||
# Do not write blank lines
|
||||
if not line.strip():
|
||||
continue
|
||||
|
||||
# Main header, if a header has already been written skip it
|
||||
if line.strip().startswith('# '):
|
||||
if header == line.strip():
|
||||
continue
|
||||
header = line.strip()
|
||||
|
||||
# Add a `\n` if line is a heading.
|
||||
if line.startswith('#'):
|
||||
line = f'\n{line.strip()}'
|
||||
|
||||
# If line is not a list then add a `\n` after the paragraph,
|
||||
# and reset the indent tracker
|
||||
if line.strip()[0] not in string.digits:
|
||||
line = f'{line}\n'
|
||||
# print('resetting indent')
|
||||
indent = 0
|
||||
sublist.clear()
|
||||
else:
|
||||
# Get the list id
|
||||
start = line.find('~')
|
||||
end = start + 2
|
||||
list_id = line[start:end]
|
||||
if list_id not in sublist:
|
||||
sublist[list_id] = indent
|
||||
indent += 1
|
||||
# print(f'{indent=}')
|
||||
# print(f'{sublist=}')
|
||||
|
||||
indents = "\t" * sublist[list_id]
|
||||
# Get the number of indents based on the list id, if it does
|
||||
# not exist they set the value to the max value +1. If this
|
||||
# is the first it will be set to 0 (-1 +1 = 0)
|
||||
indents = "\t" * sublist.setdefault(
|
||||
list_id, max(sublist.values(), default=-1)+1
|
||||
)
|
||||
line = f'{indents}{line.replace(list_id, "")}'
|
||||
# line = f'{"\t" * sublist[list_id]}{line}'
|
||||
|
||||
# print(f'{sublist[list_id]=}, {list_id=}')
|
||||
if line.startswith('Passage: '):
|
||||
line = line.removeprefix('Passage: ')
|
||||
|
||||
file.write(line)
|
||||
|
||||
@staticmethod
|
||||
def normalize_verses(verses):
|
||||
def normalize_osis_verses(verses):
|
||||
"""Takes this 'Bible:John.1.3 Bible:John.1.10 Bible:Eph.3.9 Bible:Col.1.16 Bible:Heb.1.2 Bible:Acts.17.24-Acts.17.25'
|
||||
and turns it into somthing more readable"""
|
||||
normalized_refs = list()
|
||||
@ -123,17 +155,26 @@ class MyHTMLParser(HTMLParser):
|
||||
spanned_verses = list()
|
||||
for ref in chunks.split('-'):
|
||||
verse = ref.replace('.', ' ', 1).replace('.', ':')
|
||||
spanned_verses.append(verse)
|
||||
|
||||
normalized = bible.format_scripture_references(
|
||||
bible.get_references(str(spanned_verses))
|
||||
spanned_verses.append(
|
||||
bible.format_scripture_references(
|
||||
bible.get_references(verse.strip())
|
||||
)
|
||||
)
|
||||
|
||||
try:
|
||||
normalized = bible.format_scripture_references(
|
||||
bible.get_references('-'.join(spanned_verses))
|
||||
)
|
||||
except:
|
||||
logger.warning(f"Error with: {verses=}: {spanned_verses=}")
|
||||
raise
|
||||
normalized_refs.append(normalized)
|
||||
|
||||
return ';'.join(normalized_refs)
|
||||
|
||||
@staticmethod
|
||||
def obsidian_links(verses):
|
||||
"""Take `Book Chapter:Ver-Ver and turn it into a obsidian bible link"""
|
||||
links = []
|
||||
for verse in verses.split(';'):
|
||||
links.append(f"[[{verse.replace(':', '#').replace('-', '..')}]]")
|
||||
@ -142,46 +183,79 @@ class MyHTMLParser(HTMLParser):
|
||||
|
||||
def process_tag(self, test=None):
|
||||
match self.tag:
|
||||
case 'b': # Bold
|
||||
self.write_to_file('**')
|
||||
|
||||
case 'i': # Italics
|
||||
self.write_to_file('*')
|
||||
|
||||
case 'scripcom':
|
||||
# This saves the verse for the section.
|
||||
if self.tag_type == 'start':
|
||||
if self.attrs['type'] == 'Commentary':
|
||||
self.passage_verse = self.attrs['osisref']
|
||||
|
||||
case 'h4': # this is the section header. Need to keep track of it per file.
|
||||
if self.tag_type == 'start':
|
||||
self.write_to_file('\n## ')
|
||||
self.write_to_file('\n# ')
|
||||
|
||||
if self.tag_type == 'end':
|
||||
self.write_to_file('\n')
|
||||
|
||||
#
|
||||
if self.passage_verse:
|
||||
try:
|
||||
verse = bible.get_references(
|
||||
self.normalize_osis_verses(
|
||||
self.passage_verse)
|
||||
)[0]
|
||||
except:
|
||||
logger.debug(self.passage_verse)
|
||||
raise
|
||||
|
||||
self.write_to_file('## Verses: ')
|
||||
self.write_to_file(
|
||||
f'{verse.start_verse} - {verse.end_verse}'
|
||||
)
|
||||
self.write_to_file('\n\n')
|
||||
case 'b':
|
||||
self.write_to_file('**')
|
||||
case 'i':
|
||||
self.write_to_file('*')
|
||||
case 'hr':
|
||||
pass
|
||||
|
||||
case 'scripref': # Scripture ref
|
||||
# get attr 'osisref' and parse [..., ('passage', 'Bible:Rev.14.6-Rev.14.7')]
|
||||
# bible.format_scripture_references(bible.get_references(attrs['osisref']))
|
||||
if self.tag_type == 'start':
|
||||
verse_link = self.obsidian_links(
|
||||
self.normalize_verses(self.attrs['osisref'])
|
||||
if 'osisref' in self.attrs:
|
||||
verses = self.normalize_osis_verses(
|
||||
self.attrs['osisref']
|
||||
)
|
||||
self.write_to_file(verse_link)
|
||||
case 'p':
|
||||
else:
|
||||
verses = self.normalize_osis_verses(
|
||||
self.convert_passage(self.attrs['passage'])
|
||||
)
|
||||
|
||||
self.write_to_file(self.obsidian_links(verses))
|
||||
|
||||
case 'p': # Paragraph
|
||||
if self.tag_type == 'start':
|
||||
if self.attrs.get('class', False) == 'passage':
|
||||
# Need this do the regex in self.clean does not pick
|
||||
# this up. Will be also cleaned in the same function.
|
||||
self.write_to_file('Passage: ')
|
||||
if self.tag_type == 'end':
|
||||
self.write_to_file('\n\n')
|
||||
# case 'html':
|
||||
# if self.tag_type == 'end':
|
||||
# self.clean_file()
|
||||
case _:
|
||||
# print(tag.upper())
|
||||
pass
|
||||
|
||||
case 'li':
|
||||
if self.tag_type == 'start':
|
||||
self.write_to_file('- ')
|
||||
else:
|
||||
self.write_to_file('\n')
|
||||
|
||||
def handle_starttag(self, tag, attrs):
|
||||
attrs = dict(attrs)
|
||||
# print(f'Start: {tag}, {attrs}')
|
||||
# Set taf trackers
|
||||
self.tag_type = 'start'
|
||||
self.tag = tag
|
||||
self.attrs = attrs
|
||||
self.process_tag(f'what what {tag}')
|
||||
self.attrs = dict(attrs)
|
||||
|
||||
self.process_tag()
|
||||
|
||||
def handle_endtag(self, tag):
|
||||
# print(f'End: {tag}')
|
||||
@ -189,6 +263,7 @@ class MyHTMLParser(HTMLParser):
|
||||
self.tag_type = 'end'
|
||||
self.process_tag()
|
||||
|
||||
# Clear tag tracker
|
||||
self.tag = None
|
||||
self.tag_type = None
|
||||
self.attrs.clear()
|
||||
@ -208,52 +283,65 @@ class MyHTMLParser(HTMLParser):
|
||||
self.write_to_file(data.replace('\n', ' '))
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
parser = MyHTMLParser()
|
||||
soup = BeautifulSoup(Path('./vol_1.xml').read_text(), 'xml')
|
||||
if __name__ == '__main__':
|
||||
parser = MyHTMLParser()
|
||||
|
||||
# Clearing all scripRef of internal text. That way if it
|
||||
# had other tags in it would not be processed
|
||||
for i in soup.find_all('scripRef'):
|
||||
i.clear()
|
||||
# Process each volume file.
|
||||
pbar = tqdm(total=1273)
|
||||
for vol in sorted(Path('./').glob('*.xml')):
|
||||
logger.info(vol)
|
||||
soup = BeautifulSoup(vol.read_text(), 'xml')
|
||||
|
||||
# May need to add a loop to look in all <p class='passage> and
|
||||
# unrap any scripref that is in them. the place Dan is getting confused
|
||||
# with the book Daniel.
|
||||
# ??????????
|
||||
# for passage in soup.find_all('p', class='passage'):
|
||||
# for ref in passafe.find_all('scripRef'):
|
||||
# ref.unwrap()
|
||||
# Get each book in the volume
|
||||
# This will be the main folder for all the book's chapters
|
||||
for book in soup.find_all('div1'):
|
||||
logger.info(book['title'])
|
||||
book_name = book['title'].replace('First', '1').replace('Second', '2').replace('Third', '3')
|
||||
|
||||
# for vol in Path('./').glob('*.xml'):
|
||||
# soup = BeautifulSoup(vol.read_text(), 'xml')
|
||||
# These are the chapters/files for each book folder
|
||||
for chapter in book.find_all('div2'):
|
||||
logger.info(chapter['title'])
|
||||
|
||||
for book in soup.find_all('div1')[2:3]:
|
||||
# this is the folder for the books
|
||||
print(book.attrs)
|
||||
|
||||
# These are the chapters/files for each folder
|
||||
for chapter in book.find_all('div2')[:2]:
|
||||
# for chapter in book.find_all('div2'):
|
||||
print('\t', chapter.attrs)
|
||||
filename = chapter['title']
|
||||
|
||||
# Remove Roman Numerals from file name
|
||||
if 'CHAPTER' in filename.upper():
|
||||
_, roman_num = chapter['title'].split(' ')
|
||||
filename = f'Chapter {parser.roman_to_int(roman_num)}'
|
||||
|
||||
parser.create_md_file(base, book['title'], filename)
|
||||
parser.create_md_file(base, book_name, filename)
|
||||
|
||||
pbar.set_description(f"Processing: {vol.name}: {book_name}: {filename}")
|
||||
|
||||
# Parse the text of the chapter
|
||||
# May need to add a loop to look in all <p class='passage> and
|
||||
# unrap any scripref that is in them. the place Dan is getting confused
|
||||
# with the book Daniel.
|
||||
for passage in chapter.find_all('p', {'class': 'passage'}):
|
||||
# print(passage.text)
|
||||
new_t = soup.new_tag('p', attrs=passage.attrs)
|
||||
new_t.string = passage.text
|
||||
passage.replace_with(new_t)
|
||||
|
||||
# Clearing all scripRef of internal text. That way if it
|
||||
# had other tags in it would not be processed
|
||||
for scripture in chapter.find_all('scripRef'):
|
||||
scripture.clear()
|
||||
|
||||
# this is the text that needs parsing
|
||||
for doc in chapter.children:
|
||||
# for doc in chapter.find_all(['h1', 'h2', 'h3', 'h4', 'h5', 'h6']):
|
||||
# for doc in chapter.find_all('scripRef'):
|
||||
# for doc in chapter.find_all('span'):
|
||||
# sr = str(doc['osisRef'])
|
||||
# passage = parser.normalize_verses(sr)
|
||||
# print('\t\tPassage: ', passage)
|
||||
# print('\t\tLink: ', parser.obsidian_links(passage))
|
||||
|
||||
# print('\t\tDATA: ', str(doc).strip())
|
||||
try:
|
||||
parser.feed(str(doc))
|
||||
# pass
|
||||
except Exception as e:
|
||||
logger.exception(e)
|
||||
logger.debug(chapter.attrs)
|
||||
raise
|
||||
|
||||
parser.clean_file()
|
||||
pbar.update(1)
|
||||
|
||||
# if pbar.last_print_n > 2:
|
||||
# sys.exit()
|
||||
|
||||
pbar.close()
|
||||
parser.close()
|
||||
|
||||
Loading…
Reference in New Issue
Block a user