Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
Matthew Poole · 1685
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Matthew Poole · 1685
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Numbers Chapitre 13 1 Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
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Do as the people press thee to do.
Of every tribe of their fathers, i.e. which comes from their several parents or patriarchs.
A ruler; a person of wisdom and authority, which might make his witness more considerable with the people.
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God commandeth Moses to send spies to search out the land of Canaan, Numbers 13:1-3. Their names, Numbers 13:4-16. Moses’s commandment where to go, and what to do, Numbers 13:17-20. Their return with the fruits of the land, and their report, Numbers 13:23-29. They are encouraged by Caleb, Numbers 13:30; but ten others dishearten them by their false report, Numbers 13:31-33.
In answer to the people’s petition about it, as is evident from Deu 1:22. And it is probable from the following story, that the people desired it out of diffidence of God’s promise and providence, though Moses liked of it as a prudent course to learn where or how to make the first invasion. And God granted their desire for their trial and punishment, as well knowing from what root it came.