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Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible

Matthew Poole · 1685

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Genesis Capitolo 18 1 Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible

Genesis 18:1

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The Lord appears to Abraham, Genesis 18:1. He sees three men, Genesis 18:2; invites them, Genesis 18:3-5. They accept it, Genesis 18:5. He prepares for them a calf, &c.; they eat, Genesis 18:6-8. The promise of a son by Sarah renewed; the time appointed, Genesis 18:9,10. Sarah, being old, laughs, Genesis 18:11,12. God reproves her, Genesis 18:13; and confirms the promise, Genesis 18:14. Her denial, and God’s reply, Genesis 18:15. The men go towards Sodom, Genesis 18:16. God resolves to show Abraham his purpose to destroy Sodom, Genesis 18:17. The reason of it, Genesis 18:18. God’s testimony of him, Genesis 18:19. God reveals his purpose to him, Genesis 18:20-22. Abraham’s intercession for Sodom oft repeated, and God’s condescension, Genesis 18:23-32.

1898 Waiting for strangers which might pass that way; for whom no public places being provided in those times and places, virtuous persons used to entertain them in their houses. See Hebrews 13:2.

In the heat of the day, the time when travellers, especially in those hot contries, used to divert and refresh themselves.

Genesis Capitolo 18 2 Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible

Genesis 18:2

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Three men, as they seemed to be, though indeed they were angels in men’s shape.

Bowed himself toward the ground; a respect usually paid to persons of quality, such as these seemed to be.

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Genesis 18:3

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He directeth his speech to one, who, by the majesty of his countenance, and the respect which the other two showed him, seemed to be the chief of them.

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Genesis 18:4

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A practice usual in those parts, Genesis 19:2 24:32 43:24 John 13:4,5 1 Timothy 5:10, because they used to travel either bare-footed, or only with sandals to cover and secure the bottom of their feet.

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Genesis 18:5

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Therefore are ye come to your servant; not that he saith or thought that this was their design, but an effect of Divine Providence. The meaning is, Therefore hath God directed you this way, that I might have an occasion of performing my duty to you, which I cheerfully embrace.

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Genesis 18:6

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Three measures, containing each the third part of an ephah. See Exodus 16:36.

Upon the hearth; upon the coals, or in the warm cinders, or in an oven. He had doubtless other bread ready, but he would have new bread for them, which he thought most grateful.

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Genesis 18:7

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No text from Poole on this verse.

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Genesis 18:8

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The calf, to wit, the choicest parts of the calf.

He stood by them, to wait upon them, as the word standing is used, Nehemiah 12:44 Jeremiah 52:12.

They did eat; either seemingly, as the Scripture oft speaks of things according to appearance; or really, they received the meat into the bodies which they assumed, where it was consumed by a Divine power.