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       Quoph to [illegible] beseege: mark the

       the straitnes of their seege the Enimy is 

        fierce and hath made good all places about

       them, and ther is no escapeing. Eze: 17. PS: 17. 

Our pursuers are swifter than the Egles of the Aire, on
the hilts they dog us, and in the wilderness they lye in wait
for us

        Resh to possess as faiths taken in an evill 

        net. Ecel 9. their king is taken and they is

       are without a head, and without life among 

       the heathen. Gen: 2. PS: 10. Eze: 12. 

The breth of our nostrells, the Anoynted of the Everlasting
is taken in their nets in whose shadow wee sayed wee should
live among the nations.

        Skinm to change or after they shall 

        feel a great alteration; in all their mirth 

        and jollity for the overthrow of Jerusale[m]

        Eccl: 10 as Obad: PS: 137: they shall finde shame

        and perpetuall contempt also, and be 

        captived and utterly destroyed. Jer: 25.

Rejoyce and bee merry, O Edom, that dwellest in the
Land of [symbols] upon thee the cup shall com^e^, thou shalt
be dronk and discover they nakedness.

        Tav. A mark of limit ^and determination^ Hee ^now turns his hand^ [illegible] lets the 

        one goe to pay the other hee will see

       what Edom hath deserved for their 

        iniquity is come to the full. [symbol] Exo: 20.

        Da: 9. 

Daughter Sion, thine iniquity is ended, hee will no more
remove thee, hee will look out thine iniquity, O Daughter
Edom, and wall ^couple^ a transmigration for thy sinns.

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Chap: 5.

Heer, from disorder hee turneth to a confusion to
Babel, as Gen: 4. wher the verses bee observed
and also the sens of every letter, but the Row
is quite unregarded, as in [symbol] to shew the state
of all is confounded, becaus of the overthrow of
Lerning, as by the verses 12 & 13 may appeer
the Letters heer could not properly bee mentioned
when all Lerning and order is suspended by the
Calamity, heer the slavish estate of their captivity
as expressed, and is greevously distated and bewail-
ed.

        A Husband that is God, whom

       they pray, to think upon them and to
 
       pitty their barrenes and sterility of 

       their estate, and desolation. Gen: 30. 

       PS: 44.79. 

Vers: 1. O Everlasting, think what is com unto
us, behold well our reproch.

       A House. They are thrust all 

       out of doors, and dispossessed of 

       all, Neh: 5. 

Vers: 2. Our inheritance is turned to strangers
and our houses to Asians.