Grieved. Hebrew, "set bounds to "or "marked "holding up to scorn, Hebrews vi. 6. Genebrard thinks we might translate, "crucified "hithvu, as this is the root of Thau, which formerly resembled a cross. (Calmet) This would surely be one of the most striking enigmas. St. Jerome agrees with us. (Berthier) "They pushed on "concitaverunt, as God's wrath must be greatly excited by setting limits to his power and goodness. (Haydock)

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