blaines] Hitherto (for all their plagues) they might sleepe in a whole skinne, although so many, so great plagues, might have kept them both waking, and weeping: but now the sinne of their soules brake out in the sores of their bodies, and on the beasts for their sakes, where the mischiefe is not more miraculous, then the meanes used to produce it, 5: 8. which was by casting ashes of the Furnace up toward Heaven; by these was sent up a complaint to God, against the oppression of the Israelites, in the furnace of the Brick-kills (See Deuteronomy 4:20.) which came downe with a vengeance upon man and beast. The Originall word not used elsewhere in the Scripture, signifieth scalding, or boyling blaines, or blisters: though the ashes cast up were not hot, but such as Moses and Aaron might hold in their hands.