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°.) 0u t this generation shall mt pas away , till* these things le fulfilled. For it these Pro-S le cies look lurther than the destruction ofsf u salc m , even to Christ’s coming to Judg-t - ent > how could it be true, that thatgenera-llaould not pats away till all those thingsCr e fulfilled ? Whereas we fee that that ge-lation is long since passed away, and yetle end is not come ? And indeed, Exposi-Jj' rs that understand them of the end of theorld, and Christ’s second coming to Judg-: ltt, are hard put to it to answer this Ob-^ion. S. Chryfoftom will have this wordto be understood not of the Generati-0tl of Men then living, but of the Generati-Jof the Faithful, which should not fail till^ end of the World. OI^ A (faith he)tyiav ovk i&ro yp cv'jt'V yctoax%^j.t^iv /m>»ov,p asm r^o7ra tfpruntzicts k, -otAi a>; oravn Avth « yivix fyiHvlaev <te , &c. A/e de-f^inates a Generation not only from livingJ/ther in the fame time , but from havingUs J ame form and manner of religions War-l P and Polity as in that place , This is theff e ration of them that seek thee, that seekA face, 0 Jacob. Beza understands yndthe preterit Age, and will have it to bethe fame valor with *VH in Hebrew , andtglutu . to refer not to all particularsMotioned in this Chapter, but only to those

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