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Reformed 1771 · An Exposition of the Old and New Testament, Luke 1:64

John Gill, on Luke 1:64

John Gill · 1697–1771
Luke 1:64 · Douay-Rheims
“And immediately his mouth was opened, and his tongue loosed, and he spoke, blessing God.”
On this verse:
“And his mouth was opened immediately,.... As soon as ever the child was named, and so all things accomplished which the angel had foretold, and his tongue loosed; the impediments of speech were removed, and the use of his tongue and lips was restored unto him: and he spake and praised God; for the safe delivery of his wife; for the birth of his son, the forerunner of Christ; for the conception of the Messiah; for God's gracious regards to his church and people, in these instances; and for the restoration of speech and hearing to himself, of which he had been some time deprived for his unbelief.”

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