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n one word we have the Holy Land cleansed, to make a way for J VI.] OU TUB TEV TftlBU. 1129 *'lhcsc kiji|f& from the risin^ft of the tun." His rking is to be in ihe E&st, and bis owu people come to tt« bri^tDcss; " For be b a lig;ht to lighten the Gentjles^ but the glory of his people larael/' T1k»m* who come to Ihe brightneAft of his rising Kre called kio^, m the pa&Rage of laaiah. We ought not to wonder, cheiir at their beinj; called kings in the Apocalypse- But observe, for con- firmatioQ of this at the lOUi rer»c, " The »ons of atrauger» shall build up thy walU, and their Icings shall minister unto thee^'* Again, at the 1 1 Ih yeraa, "That men may brin^' unto lliem ttt- f^jrct-^H ufthe O«oulcs,&nd that tlieir kings ma.y be brought; for the nation and kingdom that will not serve thee gball perish.*' Again in the xlixth chapter, verso 23 ; " And kings shall be thy nursing fathers and queens thy nursing niothcrs! tbey shall bow down with their facet toward the earth, aiid Liek up the dnsicf thy feet." This state of prophecy bclong- cth unto tho^e who shall be rulers of kings, aikd who therefore may with all propriety be ihcm- selres^ttyJcd kin^. But tliat there may be no doubt Ie(\ on ihisftiihject I refer ngain to the xlvth Paalm* which trenti^ of the marriage of the gn*at king with the Jewish Church ; where it is said of him, that " kin/s daughtera were amongst his booourable women" to attend upon hisqiieen. who fttandeth ut his right hatul in gold orUphir. And further it la said unto him, *' Instead of thy fathers shall bt thy children, whom thou luayest make prince^ in all the earth/' And in tfie Ixviiith Pftalm> which deseribeth the gtarioua jubilee of the rclnrning tribes it is thus written, "There is liUle Benjamm with their ruler, the princes of Judafa and their cijuncil, the priaccH of Zebuloo I n 1130 Tht KiNOA or TUB KA«r, UJSa* mud the princes of Nftphtali. And Ibis is Uie j style in which ihe Lord addrcaieth them th« fin^^M time he s^poke lo them by Ihe mouth of MohW^^ after they came out of Egypt, saying, (Exodiu xix. S,) " Now therefore, if ye will obey my voi indeed, end keep my covenant, then yc shftJl bo peculiar treaftme imto meabore all people, for the earth is mirte: and ye shall he unto me kingdom of priestA and a holy nati^m." In moet ancient and famous Tar^^m of Onkelou, passage in ''kings and priests." Novr [ hava doubt this vriU be fulfilled in the day of that covenant in which the Lx>rd hath promised to p hiJi '* lawft into their bearl^, am) ta write

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