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HT.|BREW RE!iDERINcs.<br />

OL'<br />

" Iay figure t' is callerl " Autinomian.t' Horvever, though it nlay pass nrusterat<br />

the.Royalp.az'rfers'academy,the,.hangers," (ar the bar oi spirituil idjudicature,l,<br />

rvill not fail, to place l.is blach-dashirl portr.ait in tlre convenient brit consigned<br />

" darh room."*<br />

And norv what more shall I sa1'to this rvretcbed rvriter, rvho not content sith<br />

giving- unto the-" Autinornian" a"vilelv ln()nal, and diatrrilic,,lly invisible be!n(,<br />

lrut rvho closed his tract by iuvesting lrim rvith even infernd porver, saviuu, .. "In<br />

the Chur, h g,nd. o,ut of it he--is equilly the sil,ne, /utl ;,f etl su'btletg'anti mirchieJ)<br />

tne /0c (rJ au Ttghteuusness." u.c.<br />

Reeeive-tlry ve-rdict, 0 calurnniator from tlre Lord; fronr Hin w\oJrwstratetli<br />

the tohens of the liars, so tlrat like unto Atrirhophel tbeir language ii tur.ned<br />

irrto ioolishrress I vr'lro " mnheth diuiners nar!,', anti prrtteth thor-n iriio the eternal<br />

mad-Louse of hell : frrrm Hirn $lro lrates a pr.oud l,rok, alyirrg tongue, ltet<br />

that be srvift in runnirrg to urischief, a false rvitneis that speaketh Iies, arid hauds<br />

tlrat shed innocent blood: &c, Hear ye ilre Word of the Lord,<br />

" Woe to them that are wise in their own eyes."<br />

Such is every one wholoasts il tlre.. mdjertu of mun,,, and gives unto hig<br />

cartal reason, tlte " diuinittl" of rhe rvisrlom of (iod.<br />

lVoe to them that have gone in the rvay of Cain, and follorved the error of<br />

Balaam; such have all tlrey' rvho srnire the Abels oi Gorl, and rvould 1if they<br />

could) curse his lsrael.<br />

Woe to thern that rvrite the grievousness rvhich their hearts have preached.<br />

And such,have all they done who like the Scriire r,f rv.hit.h I am speakirrg, has<br />

taken_-up the pen- to pervert judqment, and destroy e(l,rily.<br />

" !\'oe<br />

to the foolislr prophets tlrat follow their'otrn spitit.,,<br />

6'Woe ro hirn that buildetlr a torvn (uf professors) rviLh blood, and establishetb<br />

a city (of trypocritesl by iniquity.', ' -<br />

_ \41,e unto -)og, ve Pttoiir"ei, vi,re unto yo1, ve Iarvysl5: Woe unto you,<br />

Ecrihes, Phari,teee, hgpocritet ; WOE I WOEII \\.'OEl I I<br />

C, Julg 13,1852.<br />

J.<br />

HEBREW RENDERINGS.<br />

\\'hat fulness of matter, $'hat graee of conception, rvhat intensity of 0orter. lie<br />

treasured up in the first r.lrapter of Gencsis ! 'lr is rhe altine of,Iicle<br />

'rhe Iioly<br />

Ghost,-to gpen the eves of ,iur urrderstarrdirrq upon tlris, or irny l)ortion of Gurl'i<br />

rvord, for before that l)ivine Teacher, lrrtelltct anrl Reason muri I'orv and be sil9nt,<br />

i{ay -rv9<br />

s.it at His fee_t, and look up tu Hirn, ,. as rhe eyes of servants uuto<br />

tbe hanrls of tlreir urasters !"<br />

14'hen studied in the origirral, this chapter, rrith the trvo follorving, have a depth<br />

arrd grandeur which no translaiion, how.vei fairhful, cun conu"yl'Let us tl'ren<br />

tak e a gla nce at a ferv verses, as they stan d in m ore im rir ediate corireoion rvith the<br />

Hebrerv language.<br />

" In the heginning," 11'ho can solve the meaninq of that vast wor{}, ltandin{'<br />

tlird in ordeiarnorr-g the hrrndreds of thousands rvhiclr follow ? lts root is head',<br />

tlerrotirrg priority or precerlence es irtmt or higheil oJ its h;nd. <strong>The</strong> same rvord<br />

oceurs in tlre ?2nd verse of the 8tlr of Proverbs. u:hich ought to he read thus,<br />

" the Lord lrossessed me, I\e beeinning of his rrav', lfbr in'-rhe Hebrerv there is<br />

no preposition.\ the principal,, dr chief ; atcordilrg rvith rhe Apostle's recortl of<br />

{"sus, /re beginning of thc crention of God.. .. Co;1.', Aleim,'the 6ods, derivetl<br />

tronr^suearing, or tuking-.oaths.on themseltes, and transldted lry an ol,l writer,<br />

the Denouncers of a cowlitional curse. Nurv Jehovah is frcquentlv represented<br />

as ralifling lris promises to his people lN an nath, Gen. xxii. 16,-Isaiuh liv,9;<br />

for "lrecause he could srrear by n. greater, [Ie srvare hy Himself;,' and rvlre'<br />

sb,rving to his church the irnmutalriliLy of lris counsel, clid He not contirrn that<br />

too, hy nn otth ? Heb. vi. 17. As a noun singrrlar, thie marvellorrs rvord occrrrs<br />

brrt a ferv tirnes in tlre old resrarnent, rvlren if may be rendered, one uceurser{. or<br />

s4Qect to a curse; antl Paul tells us in Gal. iji. 13, that rlre God-man wut mad,e<br />

A Curse l tr ilt.<br />

A cnrlou with the "hangelt" aeademy wit plelul€r inferior xcrit.

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