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tliifi effect: " The Lord shall brinp: thee, and thy kin^ which thou shait set over tbcc, tjnto a nation which neither thou oor thy fathers have known; and there shalt thou serve other gods, ood and alone. iVnd thou ahalt hr^ome an aAto- ihcnent, » proverb^ »nd a bye-wtird, among all .^nations whither the Lord shall lead ihev. Thou halt carry much seed out into the field, ^ind shailt gather but little in ; for the locust Bball consume it Thou hhalt plant vineyards, and drc^ them, btit ahalt neither drink of the wine, nor gather the grapes ; fur the worms shall eat them. Thou shall have olive-trees throughout all thy (^oa-'ita, but thou shalt not anoint thyself with the oil ; for thine olive shall ca^t hi^ fruit- Thou shalt beget aons and daughter!, but thou shalt not enjoy them ; for they shall go into captivity. All thy trcca and fruit uf tliy land »halt the loeu^t consume. The Btranger that is within tht:c shiill gut up above tlivt; very high ; and thou vhalt come down very low. He shall lend to thee, and thou shalt not lend to him : be shall be the head, and thou »halt be the tail. Moreo?er, all these curMS fthall come upon tlu^, and stmll pursue thee, ant) overtake thee, litl tiiou be de&itoyed; becauselkou hearkcnedsi not UQto the voice of the Lord iby God, xa keep bi« commnndmcats and hid statutes vrhicb he com- manded tbee. And tbey shall be upon thee for a sigQ and for a wonder, and upon thy f«od for ever> Reeanie thou servedst not the Lord Ifcy God with joyfiilnc^s, and with g1adne«s of hearty for the abundance of nil thin^ : therefore abalt thou serve thine enemies^ which the Lord shall send againBt thee, in hunger, and in thirst, and in n;ikedLit-7«.s, and in want of all thin^^ : inul ht^ shall put a yoke of iron upon thy neck, until be have destroyed thee." Bni, at ver. 49, it U dif- ferettUy written : '' The Lord shull bring a nation igaJDst tbee from far, from the end of the earth. ts awifi a» the cnglc ilietb ; a nation whoae ton^e thou fthalt not underatand," &c. : and no on h^ prr^ ceed}; tu describe the extremities of the sirffe and distress of Judab by the Romans. The sui of L'u-ael was diCTcrent inkind from the ii\\\ of Jndah, heing lafidelity in reli|n<>^> ^^ rebellion in go- vernment; whereas that of Jndnh was comiption inreli^on, and ccnfedpracyMtth the kings of the earth. Inti) which diven*ily of evil courses lh^y were permitted of the Lord to fall away, that bft mig^t shew forth the diversity of their two sim. and the diversity of their several punishments.