II. He had looked back upon the experiences of the church in former ages, and had observed what great things God had done for them, and so he recovered himself out of his fright, and not only retrieved his temper, but fell into a transport of holy joy, with an express non obstante—notwithstanding to the calamities he foresaw coming, and this not for himself only, but in the name of every faithful Israelite.
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