t94. The j011l-Illes of NLL1 M SE R S z & bath, and encamped in Tarah. And they journeyed from Tarah , and encamped in 29 Mithkah. And they journeyed from Mith- 30 kah, and encamped in Hafhmonah. And they journeyed from Hafhmonah, and en- 3 camped in Moferoth. And they journeyed from Moferoth , and encamped in Bene- fr Iaakan. And they journeyed from Bene - Jaakan, and encamped in Horhagidgad. 33 And they journeyed from Horhagidgad, 34 and encamped in Jatbathab. And they journeyed from Jotbathah, and encamped 35 in El3ronah. And they journied from Ebro - 36 nah , and encamped in Ezion-gaber. And they journeyed from. Ezion - gaber, and en- camped in the wilderneffe of Zin, which is 37 Kadefh. Atli they journeyed from Kadefh, . and encamped in mount Hor in the edge of 3S the land of Edom.. And Aaron the Prieft went up into mount Hor at the mouth of Jehovah , and died there in the fortieth yeere after the Tonnes of Ifrael were come out from the land of Egypt, itLthe fift mo- 39 neth, in the firft day of the moneth. And Aaron wsu an hundred and twentie and three yeersold when he died in mount Hor. 4o And the Canaanite the King of Arad,which dwelt in the South, in the land of Canaan, heard of the comming of the formes oflf a- 41 el. And they journeyed from mount Hor, 42 and encamped in Zalmonah. And they journyed from Zalmonah, and encamped in 43 Punon., And they journeyed from Punon, 44 and encamped in Oboth. And they jour- neyed from Oboth, and encamped in Ije- 45 Abarim, in the borderof Moab. And they journied from Ijim,and encamped in Dibon 46 Gad. And they journeyed from Dibon Gad, and encamped in Almon Diblathaim. 47 And they journeyed from Almon Dibla- thaim, and encamped in the mountaines of 48 Abarim before Nebo. And they journyed from the mountaines of Abarim,and encam- ped in the plaines ofMoab, by Jordan, neere 49 Jericho. And they encamped by Jordan, fromPeth jefimcth evenunto Abel Shirtim in the plainesMoab. 5e And Jehovah fpake unto Mofes in the plaines of Moab; by Jordan neere Jericho, 5 r fayin : Speake unto the Tonnes of Mad , and fay unto them ; When yee are paffed 52 over Jordan into the land of Canaan, Then ye (half drive out all the inhabitants of the land from before you, and deftroy all their piaures,.and all their molten Images yee (hall deftroy, and quite plucke downe all XXXII I. the 1Gaelites. their high ?facet. And ye (hall difpoffeffe the land and dwell therein: for unto you have I given the land to poffeffe ir. And ye (hall divide the land by lot for an inheri. tance among your families : to the many ye (hall give them the more inheritance; and to the few, thou (halt give them the leflr inheritance; wherefoever the lot (hail come forth for him , his (hall it be , according to the Tribes of your fathers ye (hall inherit. But if yee will not drive out the inhabi- tants of the land from before you, then it !hall be that theft which ye let remaine of them, fbak be prickes in youreies, and thornes in your fides, and (hall vex you in the land wherein yee dwell. And it (hall be, that I will doe unto you as I thought to doe unto them. Annata:iens. 53 54 SY 56 Er n Here beginneth the 43 Le &ure of the Law, called the lournies : fee Gen.6.9. THe journies] or the remévings, to wit, front place to place,whï.chwas a frgne of their nn- felled cítate, as not being yet come unto their reft , Deut, r 2. 9. Figuring the unitayedneffe of the Church under Mofes Law,otherwiCe than un- der the Gofpel of Chrilt, where cee which bate' be- keyed, doe enter into reft, Hebr. 4.3. Of which un- ntoveable (late it is prophefied , Look upon Zion ,the dne of our falemnities: thine eyes Chat! je Jcru- falem a quiet habitation, a Tabernacle that Pall not be tarn donne, not oneof the flakes tbereoffhall ezer be removed, neither(ball any of the cords thereof be broken, Efay 33. 20. The complementhereof is fhewed by the Apoftle, faying, that this word, Tet once more; fgnifietb the removing of theft things that are !baleen, as of thins that are made; that thole things which cannot be fhaken may romaine: and, that wee receive a kingdome which cannot be moved, Hebr. 12. 27, 28. And as here Mofes reckoneth fortie two jaurneyes from Egypt to the river Jordan, over which Ioftta led them into Canavan: fo the Apo - flle (in Matthew 1.) reckoneth two and fortie generations from Abraham untoChrift,by whom we have entrance into the kingdome of God. with their armies] or, by their armies, being a- bout lie hundred thoufànd men , belide little ones, and much mixed people with them, Exo. 12. 37, 38. They are called alfo the Lerda ar- mies, Exod. 7.4. and 12. 41. by the band]un- der the guidance or condubl. This Afapb men- tioneth to the praife of God ; Thou didit lead the people libe a flocks , by the hand of Mofes and Aa- ron, Mal. 77.2x. Vale 2. according to their journies] or, with 2 their ¡monies (orremovings) as the Greeke trap flateth, and their journies (or ftatims.) the mouth]
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