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Portation, and Transmigration of Jerusalem
by their Captivity for 70 yeeres which was
also closely to be shewn when open dealing
might not bee suffered, wher in all state, order
and property is transposed also, upon the
sense of every letter of the rew. The letter 70
is put in a after place of the rew, which
heer sheweth that 70 years is to be spent in
another country, by their transport^ta^tion. And
the ABC hath transpos^ition^ at [symbol] gnain, 70, to
shew the interruption of the Kingdom of Judah
by so many yeers captivity. So it hath a trans-
lation and transormination of all propriety
of their estate, resembled by every letter in y^e^
rew, by curious metaphor. first to express the
fury of a siege, to the 7^th^ vers: [symbol] to [symbol] the prophets
and then their own
lamentation[n] of their
misery being take[n]
and captived, in all
res[illegible], most grievous.

         Aleph a husband the lord is

         husband to the Church JS: 54.62.
  
         Sion, the glory of I trace his foot

         stool: PS: 99. now hee becomes an Enimy

         and makes her sorrowfull. [symbols]

How hath the Lord beclouded in his wrath
the Town of Sion and and hath cast down
from heven to the erth the Glory of Israel,
and hath not remembered his foot stoole in time
of his wrath?

         Both a house  the Lord is angry hee

         pulls up the whole plantation, sniffs

         their habitation, and defiles their

         states. PS: 74.59 [symbol]

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The Lord hath swallowed and not spared not
all the dwellings of Jacob: hee hath destroyed
in his wrath and brought down to the ground,
the strong holdes of the town of Judah and po-
luted the Kingdom and her Princes.

         Ghimel, a reward, all faire Attributes

         and Additions, Exaltations and beames of glory

         cut off. PS: 75. 

In the kindling of his anger hee hath cutt off all
the horne of Israel, and with his right hand
turned it back for the Enimy; and burneth in
Jacob like a flame of fire, devouring round about.

         Daleth, hee entreth with his God

         and sword, the beseegers and the 

         emimyes doore is force [illegible] destroying all

         passage. 

Hee hath his bow bent like an Enimy and stand-
eth with his right hand like a beseeger and
slayeth all the goodly ones in the tabernacle of
the town of Sion, and powreth out his heat
like fire.

         He behold, he destroyeth all their 

         notable objects of comfort in Judah

         Jerusale[m] and multiplyeth their woe

         in Ariel. JS: 29. for a [illegible]

         spectacle and wonder of the world.

         [symbols]