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and after another interruption, Darius Nothus, Ezra 6. did put Cyrus his Decree in force againe, |
and After Another interruption, Darius Nothus, Ezra 6. did put Cyrus his decree in force again, |
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Thus Calvisius and Master Mede in his account of Daniels Weeks, pag. 5, 6, 7. which doth fall in the best to accord all the yeares of Daniels Weeks. But if (as most other Chronologers) it had beene Darius Histaspis that made that Decree in Ezra 6. for the finishing the Temple, then it affords a greater Observation to my purpose in hand, namely, That God did take away Cambyses, Cyrus his sonne, (whom they would have to be that Artaxerxes, Ezra 4. that hindred by force of Arms the building the Temple both in his Fathers dayes (whilst he was Prince of Persia, as Dan. 10. 13. he is called, or Prorex in his fathers absence) and in his owne) and that without issue, and so Cyrus issue male ended, being punisht for recalling the favour granted. But Darius Histaspis being chosen by the Princes, God established the Kingdom in him and his seed, for his reviving Cyrus his Edict. And however, almost all agree in this, that this Darius he hindred it not, but gave liberty for his time, and is that Darius mentioned Ezra 4 24. See Mede, Daniels Weeks. pag. 7. in his marginall note, whom therefore God blessed accordingly, and yet regarded Cyrus also in this, that by his daughter Atossa wife to this Darius, his race continued. |
Thus Calvisius and Master Mede in his account of Daniel's Weeks, page. 5, 6, 7. which does fallen in the best to accord all the Years of Daniel's Weeks. But if (as most other Chronologers) it had been Darius Histaspis that made that decree in Ezra 6. for the finishing the Temple, then it affords a greater Observation to my purpose in hand, namely, That God did take away Cambyses, Cyrus his son, (whom they would have to be that Artaxerxes, Ezra 4. that hindered by force of Arms the building the Temple both in his Father's days (while he was Prince of Persiam, as Dan. 10. 13. he is called, or Prorex in his Father's absence) and in his own) and that without issue, and so Cyrus issue male ended, being punished for recalling the favour granted. But Darius Histaspis being chosen by the Princes, God established the Kingdom in him and his seed, for his reviving Cyrus his Edict. And however, almost all agree in this, that this Darius he hindered it not, but gave liberty for his time, and is that Darius mentioned Ezra 4 24. See Mede, Daniel's Weeks. page. 7. in his marginal note, whom Therefore God blessed accordingly, and yet regarded Cyrus also in this, that by his daughter Atossa wife to this Darius, his raze continued. |
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