Wesley's Explanatory Notes on 2 Chronicles 17:7

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John Wesley (1703–1791) · 18th-century historical commentary
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To teach - To inform the people of their duty, and of the king's pleasure, as judges teach or instruct the people in the laws of the land, when they deliver their charges upon the bench; so did these princes in the king's name admonish and require the people to observe and obey the laws of God, which were the municipal laws of that land: the particular explication and enforcement whereof, they left to the Levites and priests here following, who were sent for this end, and accordingly taught the people, Ch2 17:9. 2 Chronicles 17:9

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