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@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ melancholy conclusion of the history of this reign, which is only
an account, I. Of the date and continuance of this reign, <scripRef id="iiCh.xxviii-p1.1" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.27.1 Bible:2Chr.27.8" parsed="|2Chr|27|1|0|0;|2Chr|27|8|0|0" passage="2Ch 27:1,8">ver. 1, 8</scripRef>. II. The general good
character of it, <scripRef id="iiCh.xxviii-p1.2" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.27.2 Bible:2Chr.27.6" parsed="|2Chr|27|2|0|0;|2Chr|27|6|0|0" passage="2Ch 27:2,6">ver. 2,
6</scripRef>. III. The prosperity of it, <scripRef id="iiCh.xxviii-p1.3" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.27.3-2Chr.27.5" parsed="|2Chr|27|3|27|5" passage="2Ch 27:3-5">ver. 3-5</scripRef>. IV. The period of it, <scripRef id="iiCh.xxviii-p1.4" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.27.7 Bible:2Chr.27.9" parsed="|2Chr|27|7|0|0;|2Chr|27|9|0|0" passage="2Ch 27:7,9">ver. 7, 9</scripRef>.</p>
<scripCom id="iiCh.xxviii-p0.1_1" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.27" parsed="|2Chr|27|0|0|0" passage="2Ch 27" type="Commentary"/>
<scripCom id="iiCh.xxviii-p0.2_1" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.27.1-2Chr.27.9" parsed="|2Chr|27|1|27|9" passage="2Ch 27:1-9" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.27.1-2Chr.27.9">
<h4 id="iiCh.xxviii-p1.7">The Reign of Jotham. (<span class="smallcaps" id="iiCh.xxviii-p1.8">b. c.</span> 758.)</h4>
@ -38,6 +39,7 @@ was five and twenty years old when he began to reign, and reigned
sixteen years in Jerusalem.   9 And Jotham slept with his
fathers, and they buried him in the city of David: and Ahaz his son
reigned in his stead.</p>
<p class="indent" id="iiCh.xxviii-p3">There is not much more related here
concerning Jotham than we had before, <scripRef id="iiCh.xxviii-p3.1" osisRef="Bible:2Kgs.15.32-2Kgs.15.38" parsed="|2Kgs|15|32|15|38" passage="2Ki 15:32-38">2 Kings xv. 32</scripRef>, &amp;c.</p>
<p class="indent" id="iiCh.xxviii-p4">I. He reigned well. He <i>did that which

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@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ brethren of Judah, and the obedient ear they gave to that reproof,
calamities that followed to Ahaz and his people, <scripRef id="iiCh.xxix-p1.4" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.16-2Chr.28.21" parsed="|2Chr|28|16|28|21" passage="2Ch 28:16-21">ver. 16-21</scripRef>. V. The continuance of his
idolatry notwithstanding (<scripRef id="iiCh.xxix-p1.5" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.22-2Chr.28.25" parsed="|2Chr|28|22|28|25" passage="2Ch 28:22-25">ver.
22-25</scripRef>), and so his story ends, <scripRef id="iiCh.xxix-p1.6" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.26-2Chr.28.27" parsed="|2Chr|28|26|28|27" passage="2Ch 28:26,27">ver. 26, 27</scripRef>.</p>
<scripCom id="iiCh.xxix-p0.1_1" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.27" parsed="|2Chr|27|0|0|0" passage="2Ch 27" type="Commentary"/>
<scripCom id="iiCh.xxix-p0.2_1" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.27.1-2Chr.27.5" parsed="|2Chr|27|1|27|5" passage="2Ch 27:1-5" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.27.1-2Chr.27.5">
<scripCom id="iiCh.xxix-p0.1_1" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28" parsed="|2Chr|27|0|0|0" passage="2Ch 27" type="Commentary"/>
<scripCom id="iiCh.xxix-p0.2_1" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.1-2Chr.28.5" parsed="|2Chr|27|1|27|5" passage="2Ch 27:1-5" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.27.1-2Chr.27.5">
<h4 id="iiCh.xxix-p1.9">The Wickedness of Ahaz. (<span class="smallcaps" id="iiCh.xxix-p1.10">b. c.</span> 738.)</h4>
<p class="passage" id="iiCh.xxix-p2">1 Ahaz <i>was</i> twenty years old when he began
to reign, and he reigned sixteen years in Jerusalem: but he did not
@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ sheltered them; but now that they had a bad one all the defence had
departed from them and an inundation of judgments broke in upon
them. Those that knew not their happiness in the foregoing reign
were taught to value it by the miseries of this reign.</p>
</div><scripCom id="iiCh.xxix-p0.3" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.27.6-2Chr.27.15" parsed="|2Chr|27|6|27|15" passage="2Ch 27:6-15" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.27.6-2Chr.27.15">
</div><scripCom id="iiCh.xxix-p0.3" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.6-2Chr.28.15" parsed="|2Chr|27|6|27|15" passage="2Ch 27:6-15" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.27.6-2Chr.27.15">
<h4 id="iiCh.xxix-p3.6">The King of Israel Defeats
Ahaz. (<span class="smallcaps" id="iiCh.xxix-p3.7">b. c.</span> 738.)</h4>
<p class="passage" id="iiCh.xxix-p4">6 For Pekah the son of Remaliah slew in Judah a
@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ word of God, and such an influence upon the people, had not so much
grace as, in obedience to the calls of God by so many prophets, to
root idolatry out of their kingdom, which, soon after this, was the
ruin of it.</p>
</div><scripCom id="iiCh.xxix-p0.4" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.27.16-2Chr.27.27" parsed="|2Chr|27|16|27|27" passage="2Ch 27:16-27" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.27.16-2Chr.27.27">
</div><scripCom id="iiCh.xxix-p0.4" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.16-2Chr.28.27" parsed="|2Chr|27|16|27|27" passage="2Ch 27:16-27" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.27.16-2Chr.27.27">
<h4 id="iiCh.xxix-p14.4">The Death of Ahaz. (<span class="smallcaps" id="iiCh.xxix-p14.5">b. c.</span> 738.)</h4>
<p class="passage" id="iiCh.xxix-p15">16 At that time did king Ahaz send unto the
kings of Assyria to help him.   17 For again the Edomites had

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@ -16,8 +16,8 @@ order there, <scripRef id="iiCh.xxx-p1.2" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.29.12-2Chr.29.19"
had been neglected, in which atonement was made for the sins of the
last reign, and the wheels were set a-going again, to the great
satisfaction of king and people, <scripRef id="iiCh.xxx-p1.3" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.29.20-2Chr.29.36" parsed="|2Chr|29|20|29|36" passage="2Ch 29:20-36">ver. 20-36</scripRef>.</p>
<scripCom id="iiCh.xxx-p0.1_1" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28" parsed="|2Chr|28|0|0|0" passage="2Ch 28" type="Commentary"/>
<scripCom id="iiCh.xxx-p0.2_1" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.1-2Chr.28.11" parsed="|2Chr|28|1|28|11" passage="2Ch 28:1-11" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.28.1-2Chr.28.11">
<scripCom id="iiCh.xxx-p0.1_1" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.29" parsed="|2Chr|28|0|0|0" passage="2Ch 28" type="Commentary"/>
<scripCom id="iiCh.xxx-p0.2_1" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.29.1-2Chr.29.11" parsed="|2Chr|28|1|28|11" passage="2Ch 28:1-11" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.28.1-2Chr.28.11">
<h4 id="iiCh.xxx-p1.6">Hezekiah's Good Reign. (<span class="smallcaps" id="iiCh.xxx-p1.7">b. c.</span> 726.)</h4>
<p class="passage" id="iiCh.xxx-p2">1 Hezekiah began to reign <i>when he was</i>
five and twenty years old, and he reigned nine and twenty years in
@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ and leave the duty to be done by others, but to serve him and to
minister to him. They must therefore be ashamed of their late
remissness, and, now that the doors of the temple were opened
again, must set about their work with double diligence.</p>
</div><scripCom id="iiCh.xxx-p0.3" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.12-2Chr.28.19" parsed="|2Chr|28|12|28|19" passage="2Ch 28:12-19" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.28.12-2Chr.28.19">
</div><scripCom id="iiCh.xxx-p0.3" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.29.12-2Chr.29.19" parsed="|2Chr|28|12|28|19" passage="2Ch 28:12-19" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.28.12-2Chr.28.19">
<h4 id="iiCh.xxx-p10.5">The Temple Cleansed. (<span class="smallcaps" id="iiCh.xxx-p10.6">b. c.</span> 726.)</h4>
<p class="passage" id="iiCh.xxx-p11">12 Then the Levites arose, Mahath the son of
Amasai, and Joel the son of Azariah, of the sons of the Kohathites:
@ -247,7 +247,7 @@ them, and laid them in their place <i>before the altar.</i> Though
the vessels of the sanctuary may be profaned for a while, God will
find a time and a way to sanctify them. Neither his ordinances nor
his people shall be suffered to fail for ever.</p>
</div><scripCom id="iiCh.xxx-p0.4" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.28.20-2Chr.28.36" parsed="|2Chr|28|20|28|36" passage="2Ch 28:20-36" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.28.20-2Chr.28.36">
</div><scripCom id="iiCh.xxx-p0.4" osisRef="Bible:2Chr.29.20-2Chr.29.36" parsed="|2Chr|28|20|28|36" passage="2Ch 28:20-36" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2Chr.28.20-2Chr.28.36">
<h4 id="iiCh.xxx-p16.3">Hezekiah's Sacrifice. (<span class="smallcaps" id="iiCh.xxx-p16.4">b. c.</span> 726.)</h4>
<p class="passage" id="iiCh.xxx-p17">20 Then Hezekiah the king rose early, and
gathered the rulers of the city, and went up to the house of the

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@ -384,6 +384,7 @@ are fitting themselves for destruction. The more violent a man is
in sinful pursuits the more eagerly bent he is upon his own
destruction; he awakens it when it seemed to slumber and hastens it
when it seemed to linger.</p>
</div><scripCom id="Prov.xii-p35.2" osisRef="Bible:Prov.11.20" parsed="|Prov|11|19|0|0" passage="Pr 11:20" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Prov.11.20">
<h4 id="Prov.xii-p37.1">Weighty Sayings.</h4>
<p class="passage" id="Prov.xii-p38">20 They that are of a froward heart <i>are</i>
abomination to the <span class="smallcaps" id="Prov.xii-p38.1">Lord</span>: but <i>such

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@ -217,7 +217,7 @@ by the prosecutor or over-awed by the court. It is generous to
speak for those that cannot speak for themselves, that are absent,
or have not words at command, or are timorous. Our law appoints the
judge to be of counsel for the prisoner.</p>
</div><scripCom id="Prov.xxxii-p7.4" osisRef="Bible:Prov.31.10-Prov.31.33" parsed="|Prov|31|10|31|33" passage="Pr 31:10-33" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Prov.31.10-Prov.31.33">
</div><scripCom id="Prov.xxxii-p7.4" osisRef="Bible:Prov.31.10-Prov.31.31" parsed="|Prov|31|10|31|33" passage="Pr 31:10-33" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Prov.31.10-Prov.31.33">
<h4 id="Prov.xxxii-p7.5">The Virtuous Woman.</h4>
<p class="passage" id="Prov.xxxii-p8">10 Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price
<i>is</i> far above rubies.   11 The heart of her husband doth

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@ -446,7 +446,7 @@ further added concerning him, should have its accomplishment
likewise, that Syria and Israel should be deprived of both their
kings. One mercy from God encourages us to hope for another, if it
engages us to prepare for another.</p>
</div><scripCom id="Is.viii-p22.6" osisRef="Bible:Isa.7.17-Isa.7.28" parsed="|Isa|7|17|7|28" passage="Isa 7:17-28" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Is.viii-p22.7">
</div><scripCom id="Is.viii-p22.6" osisRef="Bible:Isa.7.17-Isa.7.25" parsed="|Isa|7|17|7|28" passage="Isa 7:17-28" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Is.viii-p22.7">
<h4 id="Is.viii-p22.8">Judgments Announced. (<span class="smallcaps" id="Is.viii-p22.9">b. c.</span> 740.)</h4>
<p class="passage" id="Is.viii-p23" shownumber="no">17 The <span class="smallcaps" id="Is.viii-p23.1">Lord</span> shall
bring upon thee, and upon thy people, and upon thy father's house,
@ -473,7 +473,8 @@ become briers and thorns.   25 And <i>on</i> all hills that
shall be digged with the mattock, there shall not come thither the
fear of briers and thorns: but it shall be for the sending forth of
oxen, and for the treading of lesser cattle.</p>
<p class="indent" id="Is.viii-p24" shownumber="no">After the comfortable promises made to Ahaz
<p class="indent" id="Is.viii-p24" shownumber="no">After the comfortable promises made to Ahaz
as a branch of the house of David, here follow terrible
threatenings against him, as a degenerate branch of that house; for
though the loving-kindness of God shall not be utterly taken away,

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@ -17,8 +17,8 @@ masters of their land and the lands of others of their neighbours
the kingdom of the Messiah shall be set up by the bringing in of
the great salvation, <scripRef id="Obad.ii-p1.7" osisRef="Bible:Obad.1.21" parsed="|Obad|1|21|0|0" passage="Ob 1:21">ver.
21</scripRef>.</p>
<scripCom id="Obad.ii-p1.8" osisRef="Bible:Obad.1.1" parsed="|Obad|1|1|0|0" passage="Ob 1" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Obad.ii-p1.9">
</div><scripCom id="Obad.ii-p1.10" osisRef="Bible:Obad.1.1-Obad.1.9" parsed="|Obad|1|1|1|9" passage="Ob 1:1-9" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Obad.ii-p1.11">
<scripCom id="Obad.ii-p1.8" osisRef="Bible:Obad.1.1" parsed="|Obad|1|1|0|0" passage="Ob 1" type="Commentary"/>
<scripCom id="Obad.ii-p1.10" osisRef="Bible:Obad.1.1-Obad.1.9" parsed="|Obad|1|1|1|9" passage="Ob 1:1-9" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Obad.ii-p1.11">
<h4 id="Obad.ii-p1.12">The Doom of Edom. (<span class="smallcaps" id="Obad.ii-p1.13">b. c.</span> 587.)</h4>
<p class="passage" id="Obad.ii-p2" shownumber="no">1 The vision of Obadiah. Thus saith the Lord
<span class="smallcaps" id="Obad.ii-p2.1">God</span> concerning Edom; We have heard a

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@ -524,7 +524,7 @@ pluck them up; and therefore they must not be so far
<i>indulged</i> as that permission <i>did</i> indulge them, for the
more they are indulged the more impetuous and headstrong they
grow.</p>
</div><scripCom id="Luke.xvii-p21.4" osisRef="Bible:Luke.17.19-Luke.17.31" parsed="|Luke|17|19|17|31" passage="Lu 17:19-31" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Luke.17.19-Luke.17.31">
</div><scripCom id="Luke.xvii-p21.4" osisRef="Bible:Luke.16.19-Luke.16.31" parsed="|Luke|17|19|17|31" passage="Lu 17:19-31" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Luke.17.19-Luke.17.31">
<h4 id="Luke.xvii-p21.5">The Rich Man and Lazarus.</h4>
<p class="passage" id="Luke.xvii-p22">19 There was a certain rich man, which was
clothed in purple and fine linen, and fared sumptuously every day:

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@ -920,7 +920,7 @@ Gentiles. This also was foretold by the Old-Testament prophets,
<i>that the Gentiles should be brought to the knowledge of God by
the Messiah;</i> and what was there in all this that the Jews could
justly be displeased at?</p>
</div><scripCom id="Acts.xxvii-p38.7" osisRef="Bible:Acts.26.24-Acts.26.44" parsed="|Acts|26|24|26|44" passage="Ac 26:24-44" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Acts.26.24-Acts.26.44">
</div><scripCom id="Acts.xxvii-p38.7" osisRef="Bible:Acts.26.24-Acts.26.32" parsed="|Acts|26|24|26|44" passage="Ac 26:24-44" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Acts.26.24-Acts.26.44">
<h4 id="Acts.xxvii-p38.8">Paul's Fifth Defence.</h4>
<p class="passage" id="Acts.xxvii-p39">24 And as he thus spake for himself, Festus said
with a loud voice, Paul, thou art beside thyself; much learning

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@ -5,8 +5,8 @@
of it, <scripRef id="Phm.ii-p1.2" osisRef="Bible:Phlm.1.8-Phlm.1.21" parsed="|Phlm|1|8|1|21" passage="Phm 1:8-21">ver. 8-21</scripRef>. And
then the conclusion, <scripRef id="Phm.ii-p1.3" osisRef="Bible:Phlm.1.22-Phlm.1.25" parsed="|Phlm|1|22|1|25" passage="Phm 1:22-25">ver. 22, to
the end</scripRef>.</p>
<scripCom id="Phm.ii-p1.4" osisRef="Bible:Phlm.1.1" parsed="|Phlm|1|1|0|0" passage="Phm 1" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Phlm.1.1">
</div><scripCom id="Phm.ii-p1.5" osisRef="Bible:Phlm.1.1-Phlm.1.7" parsed="|Phlm|1|1|1|7" passage="Phm 1:1-7" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Phlm.1.1-Phlm.1.7">
<scripCom id="Phm.ii-p1.4" osisRef="Bible:Phlm.1.1" parsed="|Phlm|1|1|0|0" passage="Phm 1" type="Commentary"/>
<scripCom id="Phm.ii-p1.5" osisRef="Bible:Phlm.1.1-Phlm.1.7" parsed="|Phlm|1|1|1|7" passage="Phm 1:1-7" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Phlm.1.1-Phlm.1.7">
<h4 id="Phm.ii-p1.6">Apostolic Salutations; Gratitude on
Philemon's Behalf. (<span class="smallcaps" id="Phm.ii-p1.7">a.
d.</span> 62.)</h4>

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@ -11,8 +11,8 @@ Teaches how to treat those who bring not the doctrine of Christ,
referring other things to personal discourse, concludes the
epistle, <scripRef id="iiJo.ii-p1.6" osisRef="Bible:2John.1.12-2John.1.13" parsed="|2John|1|12|1|13" passage="2Jo 1:12,13">ver. 12,
13</scripRef>.</p>
<scripCom id="iiJo.ii-p1.7" osisRef="Bible:2John.1.1" parsed="|2John|1|1|0|0" passage="2Jo 1" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2John.1.1">
</div><scripCom id="iiJo.ii-p1.8" osisRef="Bible:2John.1.1-2John.1.4" parsed="|2John|1|1|1|4" passage="2Jo 1:1-4" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2John.1.1-2John.1.4">
<scripCom id="iiJo.ii-p1.7" osisRef="Bible:2John.1.1" parsed="|2John|1|1|0|0" passage="2Jo 1" type="Commentary"/>
<scripCom id="iiJo.ii-p1.8" osisRef="Bible:2John.1.1-2John.1.4" parsed="|2John|1|1|1|4" passage="2Jo 1:1-4" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:2John.1.1-2John.1.4">
<h4 id="iiJo.ii-p1.9">Salutation. (<span class="smallcaps" id="iiJo.ii-p1.10">a.
d.</span> 90.)</h4>
<p class="passage" id="iiJo.ii-p2">1 The elder unto the elect lady and her

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@ -9,8 +9,8 @@ charity and hospitality to the servants of Christ, <scripRef id="iiiJo.ii-p1.3"
contemptuous treatment by an ambitious Diotrephes, (<scripRef id="iiiJo.ii-p1.4" osisRef="Bible:3John.1.9-3John.1.10" parsed="|3John|1|9|1|10" passage="3Jo 1:9,10">ver. 9, 10</scripRef>), recommends Demetrius,
(<scripRef id="iiiJo.ii-p1.5" osisRef="Bible:3John.1.12" parsed="|3John|1|12|0|0" passage="3Jo 1:12">ver. 12</scripRef>), and expresses
his hope of visiting Gaius shortly, <scripRef id="iiiJo.ii-p1.6" osisRef="Bible:3John.1.13-3John.1.14" parsed="|3John|1|13|1|14" passage="3Jo 1:13,14">ver. 13, 14</scripRef>.</p>
<scripCom id="iiiJo.ii-p1.7" osisRef="Bible:3John.1.1" parsed="|3John|1|1|0|0" passage="3Jo 1" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:3John.1.1">
</div><scripCom id="iiiJo.ii-p1.8" osisRef="Bible:3John.1.1-3John.1.2" parsed="|3John|1|1|1|2" passage="3Jo 1:1-2" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:3John.1.1-3John.1.2">
<scripCom id="iiiJo.ii-p1.7" osisRef="Bible:3John.1.1" parsed="|3John|1|1|0|0" passage="3Jo 1" type="Commentary"/>
<scripCom id="iiiJo.ii-p1.8" osisRef="Bible:3John.1.1-3John.1.2" parsed="|3John|1|1|1|2" passage="3Jo 1:1-2" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:3John.1.1-3John.1.2">
<h4 id="iiiJo.ii-p1.9">Salutation and Prayer. (<span class="smallcaps" id="iiiJo.ii-p1.10">a.
d.</span> 90.)</h4>
<p class="passage" id="iiiJo.ii-p2">1 The elder unto the wellbeloved Gaius, whom I

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and scandalous, <scripRef id="Ju.ii-p1.9" osisRef="Bible:Jude.1.22-Jude.1.23" parsed="|Jude|1|22|1|23" passage="Jude 1:22,23">ver. 22,
23</scripRef>. And, X. Closes with an admirable doxology in the
<scripRef id="Ju.ii-p1.10" osisRef="Bible:Jude.1.24-Jude.1.25" parsed="|Jude|1|24|1|25" passage="Jude 1:24,25">last two verses</scripRef>.</p>
<scripCom id="Ju.ii-p1.11" osisRef="Bible:Jude.1.1" parsed="|Jude|1|1|0|0" passage="Jude 1" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Jude.1.1">
</div><scripCom id="Ju.ii-p1.12" osisRef="Bible:Jude.1.1-Jude.1.2" parsed="|Jude|1|1|1|2" passage="Jude 1:1-2" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Jude.1.1-Jude.1.2">
<scripCom id="Ju.ii-p1.11" osisRef="Bible:Jude.1.1" parsed="|Jude|1|1|0|0" passage="Jude 1" type="Commentary"/>
<scripCom id="Ju.ii-p1.12" osisRef="Bible:Jude.1.1-Jude.1.2" parsed="|Jude|1|1|1|2" passage="Jude 1:1-2" type="Commentary"/><div class="Commentary" id="Bible:Jude.1.1-Jude.1.2">
<h4 id="Ju.ii-p1.13">Apostolic Benediction. (<span class="smallcaps" id="Ju.ii-p1.14">a.
d.</span> 66.)</h4>
<p class="passage" id="Ju.ii-p2">1 Jude, the servant of Jesus Christ, and brother