Deuteronomy 33:26-29
none.Ex 15:11; Ps 86:8; Isa 40:18,25; 43:11-13; 66:8; Jer 10:6Jeshurun.32:15rideth.Ps 18:10; 68:4,33,34; 104:3; Isa 19:1; Hab 3:8 eternal.1Sa 15:29; Ps 90:1,2; 102:24; Isa 9:6; 25:4; 57:15; Jer 10:10Mic 5:2; 1Ti 1:17; Heb 9:14refuge.Ps 18:2; 27:5; 36:7; 46:1,7,11; 48:3; 91:1,2,9,15; Pr 18:10Isa 32:2; Lu 13:34; Php 3:9underneath.Ge 49:24; Pr 10:25; So 2:6; Isa 26:4; 1Pe 1:5; Jude 1:24thrust.9:3-5; Joh 10:28,29; Ro 8:2; 16:20; Re 20:2,3,10 Israel.Ex 33:16; Nu 23:9; Jer 23:6; 33:16; Eze 34:25; Re 21:27; 22:14,15the fountain.8:7,8; Ps 68:26; Pr 5:15-18; Isa 48:1his.13; 11:11; 32:2; Ge 27:28 Happy.4:7,8; Nu 23:20-24; 24:5; 2Sa 7:23; Ps 33:12; 144:15saved.Isa 12:2; 45:17; 1Ti 4:10the shield.Ge 15:1; Ps 84:11; 115:9-11the sword.Jud 7:20; Ps 7:12; 45:3; Isa 27:1; 34:5,6; Jer 12:12; 47:6; Re 1:16Re 19:21found liars. or, subdued.2Sa 22:45; Ps 18:44; 66:3; 81:15; *marginsthou shalt.32:13; Jos 10:24,25; Hab 3:19Psalms 63:8
My soul, etc."My soul cleaveth {davekah} after Thee;" which not only shews the diligence of the pursuit, and the nearness of the attainment, but the fast hold he had of the mercy of God. followeth.73:25; 143:6,7; Ge 32:26-28; 2Ch 31:21; So 3:2; Isa 26:9; Mt 11:12Lu 13:24; 18:5-7thy.18:35; 37:24; 73:23; 94:18; So 2:6; Isa 41:10; 42:1; Php 2:12,13Col 1:29Psalms 73:23
Nevertheless.16:8; 23:4; 139:1-12,18; Ge 17:1; Mt 1:23; 28:20; Heb 13:5thou hast.37:17,24; 63:8; Isa 41:10,13; 42:1Psalms 109:31
For he.16:8; 73:23; 110:5; 121:5poor.16; 68:5; 72:4,12,13; 140:12to save.10:14; Ex 22:22-24; Pr 22:22,23; Ec 5:8; Isa 54:17; Ac 4:10-125:30,31those that condemn. Heb. the judges of.Isaiah 43:6
bring.18:7; Jer 3:14,18,19; Ho 1:10,11; Ro 9:7,8,25,26; 2Co 6:17,18Ga 3:26-29Isaiah 45:1
1 God calls Cyrus for his church's sake.5 By his omnipotency he challenges obedience.20 He convinces the idols of vanity by his saving power. to his.13:3; 44:28; 1Ki 19:15; Jer 27:6whose.41:13; 42:6; Ps 73:23holden. or, strengthened.Eze 30:21-24to subdue.41:2,25; Ezr 1:1; Jer 50:3,35; 51:11,20-24; Da 5:6,28-30; 7:5; 8:3to open.All the streets of Babylon, leading on each side to the river, were secured by two leaved brazen gates, and these were providentially left open when Cyrus's forces entered the city in the night, through the channel of the river, in the general disorder occasioned by the great feast which was then celebrated; otherwise, says Herodotus, the Persians would have been shut up in the bed of the river, as in a net, and all destroyed. The gates of the palace were also imprudently opened to ascertain the occasion of the tumult; when the two parties under Gobrias and Gadatas rushed in, got possession of the palace, and slew the king. Na 2:6Isaiah 51:18
none.3:4-8; 49:21; Ps 88:18; 142:4; Mt 9:36; 15:14that taketh.41:13; 45:1; Job 8:20; *marg:Jer 31:32; Mr 8:23; Ac 9:8; 13:11; Heb 8:92 Timothy 4:17
the Lord.Ps 37:39,40; 109:31; Jer 15:20,21; 20:10,11; Mt 10:19; Ac 18:9,10Ac 23:11; 27:23,24strengthened.Isa 41:10,14; 2Co 12:9by.Lu 21:15; Ac 9:15; 26:17,18; Ro 16:25,26; Eph 3:8; Php 1:12-14and I.Ps 22:21; Pr 20:2; 28:15; Jer 2:30; Da 6:22,27; Heb 11:33; 1Pe 5:82Pe 2:9
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