One  of  his  brethren  may  redeem  him.~\  This  Redeem
er  (faith  R.  Bechaf)  is  the  MESSIAH  the  Son  of
David,  of  the  Tribe  of  Judah.  Which  I  mention  to
fliow,  that  the  Jews  thought  there  were  fomething
more  Divine  couched  under  this  Law  of  the  Jubile  (as
I  obferved  v.  10.)  then  the  very  Letter  of  it  import
ed.  Though  the  truth  is,  they  wretchedly  miftook
the  bufinefs  of  the  M  E  S  S I A  H :  for  the  fame  R,  Be-
ckai  (fpeaking  of  this  Se&ion  of  the  Law)  faith,  It
contains  a  fign  And  a  hope  to  Ifrael  of  Redemption  from
the  Captivity  of  the  four  Monarchies:  as  if  the  Meffiah
fhould  have  nothing  to  do,  but  to  put  them  in  poflef-
Con  of  their  own  Country,  and  to  make  them  Lords  of
the  World.
Verfe  49.  Ver.  49.  Either  his  uncle,  or  his  uncles  fon  may  re
deem  him,  Sec."]  Here  the  Perfons  are  named  by  whom
his  Redemption  might  be  made:  which,  in  fhort,  was
by  any  Man  of  his  Family.
Or  if  he  be  able>  he  may  redeem  himfelf.  ]  If,  after  his
fale,  an  Eftate  fell  to  him,  whereby  he  became  able  to
redeem  his  Liberty*

Ver.
upon  LEVITICUS.  533

Ver.  50.  And  he  Jhall  reckon  with  him  that  bought  him,   Chapter
from  the  year  that  he  was  fold  to  him,  unto  the  year   of     XXV.
