4r%rr /AI ir1rko. 1\t ll 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Io II '2 M B ERS month] that is, the word, or commandment ofIchovah. This may be underftood either of his common- dement to write thole journies here y or of their journeyings ; as it is Paid, At the mouth of Ichovah the font of I@ael Journeyed, and at the mouth of Jehovah they encamped, Nant.9.18,20. Verfe 3. fi ern Ramefir] a citie in the land of E- gypt, Gen.47.1 I. See alto Exod. 12.37. the fir12 month] called Abib, and Mfm,Exod. r3..4. Ne- hem.2.1. anfweringto that which we call March. Why is was the ftrfi month, is Ihewed on Exo. 12. 2. she Paffi-over] whereof fee Exod, 12. with an high band] in Chaldce with an uncovered head: meaning openly , boldly., powerfully : fee Exodus 14. 8. Verfe 4. badfmitten] that is,as the Chaldee ex- poundeth it , had k&ed ; and the Greeke , all the deadwhich the Lord hadfmitten : fee Exodus 12.29. theirgodo] in Chaldee,thdt idols. Some tutder- ftand it of the beasts which theEgyptians wor- !hipped. judgements] in Greeke, did (or execu- ted) vengeance: fee Exod. '2.1z.& 18.1 0. Verle 5. Succoth] by interpretation, Boothe: : fee Exodus 12.37. Verfe 6. Etham which is ht the edge] in Greeke, Boutban which it a part of the wilderneffe : fee Exo. dus 13.20. Verfe. 7. Pi- hahiroth] or, as the Greeke and Chaldee tranflate, themouth afHiroth: for in the next vrfe, the place is only called Hiroth: which ferme to be mountaines, betweene which was a narrow paffage,called figuratively a mouth. It was by the red Sea,and there the Egyptians overtook the Ifraelites, Exod. 14. 2, 9. Verf. 8. the lea] -the red fea, the waters whereof. God divided, and led his people thorow it ;but the Egyptians following them were drowned, Exo.14.zs,22,23, &e. three daies journey] Hebr. three dale: way. Etham] called the wildernef pf Shur, Exod.s 5.22. lllarah] that is, bitterneJè as the Gseeke here interpreteth it : fo called of the bitter waters which the people could not drink,therfore they murmured : but God fweet- ned the waters with a tree, Exo.15.23, &c. Verfe 9. palme- tree:] or Date -trees : fee Exod. t 5. 27. there] there by the waters, Exod. 15.27. So_, God refrcfhed his people with waters, in the dry and barren wilderneffe. Verle t o. by the red f a] of this ceding place, there bath berne no mention before. Verfe s t,pf,Sin] a wilderneffe which adjoyned unto Sin, a citie of Egypt fo called,Ezek.t3.1 5,16.. Hither they came, a juft moneth after their de- parture front Ramefer, v. 3. namely in the fifteenth dáy of the fecund moueth: in this wildernelle they murmured for want of food,and God gave them uailes and rained Manna from heaven , Exo- dus 16.1, 2, &r. Verfe 12. Dophl<ah] in Greeke, Rapbahfab t put- ting R. for D , through likeneffe of the letters in Hebrew : fee the notes on Gene. 4. 18. Of this place there is no mention in Exodus. Verfe 13. AMP] in Greeke, Alloue: Neither is this nation named before, but Mofsintimated XXXIII 195 them, when hee laid, the Ifraelites journeyed from the wilderneffe of Sin, after their journies, Exodus 17. I. . Verfe 14. Repbidim] in Greeke, Rephidim. no water]therfore the people contended with Mo- fes,and ahnoft atoned him : God gave them waver out of the Rocke in Horeb; and the place was cal- led Mafjab,andMeribah, that is, T entatio nand con- tention. Here alto at Rephidim, the Amalekites fought againfi Ifrael, and were overcome, Ex.17. V.15. wilderne( of Sinai] she wildernej i of mount t f Sinai,As7.30. Thither they came in the begin- ning of the third month, Exod. 19.1 There God gave then: his Lawes, Statutes and Judgements, Exod.2o, & 21, &c. There they finned and made the goldenCalfe, Exo.32. Afterward they made the Tabernacle, Exo.36,&c. Out of it God (pea- king, taught them how they fhould fern him with facrifices, &c. Lev. 1, &c. He numbred and ordered the twelve tribes, both for their encam- ping about theTabernacle,and for their journy- ings with it towards Canaan, Num. r, &c. And in this place they abode, till the twentieth day of the fecond month of the fecond yeere attcr their comming out of Egypt, Num.' o. 11,12. Verle 16. Kibrotb hataavgh] that is the graver of 16 befl,where the people lulling for flefh,died whiles the flefhwas betweene their teeth, and were bu- ried there , NUM. 11.4, 34. Verf. 17. Haaerotb] In this ,lace Mary with 17 Aaron murmured againft Mofes,and the was (mit- ten with leprofie,Num. 12. !' Verle 18. Rithmah] a place in the wilderneßé 18 of Pbaran,Num.13.1.lt bath the name of Juniper, which either rew there, or (as louse of the He- brews thinke) becaufe the evill tongues of the Spies which were lent from thence to view the land, (Num. 13. 3,) and brought up an evill re- port thereof, were like the wales of Juniper, (as in Pftl.12o. 3,4.) and kindled a rebellion among the people, Num. 14, Verfe 19. Rimmon Parez] in Greeke, Rhembon Flares: by interpretation the Pomegranate ( or the lifting up ) of the breach. This place is not na- med before : Chazloyni thinketh they came hither after God had bidden them tare backe into the wilderneffe, the way of the red Sea, Num.14. 25. Só it might have the name of the- breach or (laughter which the'Amalekites and Canaanitcs made among the Ifraelites for their prelitmpti -. on, Num.' 4.44,45. as Perez Vzza,iu nChro.r3 11. and Baal Perazim, in 1 Chron. 14.11. were places fo named of the death of Vzza, and flaughter of the Philiflines. Verfe 20. Libnab] in Greeke, Lembona :Conte 20 thinke it to be that.wkich is called Laban, in Deuterononiie 1. I. Verfe 21. Riffah] in Greeke, RejJan: It is not elfewhere mentioned. Verle 22. Kehelathah] in Greeke, Ma/aelath: fignifieth Afnabl eg. Verfe 23: mount Sbapher] In Hebrew, lise Shapher; by interpretation,Faire mount r in Greek Arf pbath. Kerr 2 Verfe 14 19 2I 22 23 ®ISU..w.aw,u- .
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