Deuteronomy 4:32-37
ask now.Job 8:8; Ps 44:1; Joe 1:2from the one.30:4; Mt 24:31; Mr 13:27 24-26; 9:10; Ex 19:18,19; 20:18,19; 24:11; 33:20; Jud 6:22 take him.Ex 1:9; 3:10,17-20temptations.7:19; 29:3; Ex 9:20,21; 10:7by signs.Ex 7:3; Ps 78:12,48-53by a mighty.5:15; 6:21; 7:8,9; Ex 6:6; 13:3; 1Pe 5:6and by great.26:8; 34:12; Ex 12:30-33 know.1Sa 17:45-47; 1Ki 18:36,37; 2Ki 19:19; Ps 58:11; 83:18none else.32:23; Ex 15:11; 1Sa 2:2; Isa 44:6,8; 45:5,18,22; Mr 12:29,321Jo 5:20,21 33; Ex 19:9,19; 20:18-22; 24:16; Ne 9:13; Heb 12:18,25 because.7:7-9; 9:5; 10:15; Ps 105:6-10; Isa 41:8,9; Jer 31:1; Mal 1:2Lu 1:72,73; Ro 9:5and brought.Ex 13:3,9,14in his sight.2Ch 16:9; Ps 32:8; 34:15with his.34; Ps 114:1-6; 136:10-15; Isa 51:9-11; 63:11,12Deuteronomy 32:30
one chase.Le 26:8; Jos 23:10; Jud 7:22,23; 1Sa 14:15-17; 2Ch 24:24Isa 30:17sold them.Jud 2:14; 3:8; Ps 44:12; Isa 50:1; 52:3; Mt 18:25shut them.Job 11:10; 16:11; Ps 31:8Joshua 6:20
the wall.5; 2Co 10:4,5; Heb 11:30flat. Heb. under it.Joshua 10:12-13
Sun.Joshua doubtless acted, on this occasion, by an immediate impulse upon his mind from the Spirit of God. The terms here employed to record the miracle, agree with the accustomed manner in which the the motions of the earth and sun are described in our own day. The sun apparently moves, but really is stationary; while the diurnal movement of the earth on its axis is by us unnoticed, and would not have been known except by astronomical science. The sun appeared to the Israelites over Gibeon, and the moon over the valley of Ajalon, and there they stayed in their course for "a whole day." Many vain enquiries have been made concerning the way in which this miracle was wrought, and many difficulties and objections have been urged against understanding it literally. But the fact is authenticated by the Divine testimony; and the manner in which it was accomplished lies entirely out of our province, because beyond our comprehension. 13; De 4:19; 17:3; Job 9:7; 31:26,27; Ps 19:4; 74:16; 148:3Isa 28:21; 38:8; 60:20; Am 8:9; Hab 3:11stand thou. Heb. be silent.Hab 2:20; *marg:Zec 2:13Ajalon.19:42; Jud 12:12Aijalon. until.Nu 31:2; Jud 5:2; 16:28; Es 8:13; Lu 18:7; Re 6:10Jasher. or, the upright.Nu 21:14; 2Sa 1:18So the sun.11,14; Ps 19:4; 74:16,17; 136:7-9; 148:3; Isa 24:23; 38:8Joe 2:10,31; 3:15; Mt 5:45; 24:29; Ac 2:20; Re 6:12; 8:12; 16:8,9Re 21:232 Samuel 7:23
what one.De 4:7,8,32-34; 33:29; Ps 147:20; Ro 3:1,2went.Ex 3:7,8; 19:5,6; Nu 14:13,14; Ps 111:9; Isa 63:7-14; Tit 2:141Pe 2:9; Re 5:9make him.Ex 9:16; Jos 7:9; 1Ch 17:21; Isa 63:12,14; Eze 20:9; Eph 1:6great things.De 10:21; Ps 40:5; 65:5; 66:3; 106:22; 145:6thy people.De 9:26; 15:15; Ne 1:10nations and their gods.Ex 12:12Psalms 77:14
the God.72:18; 86:10; 105:5; 136:4; Ex 15:11; Re 15:3thou hast.Ex 13:14; 15:6; Jos 9:9,10; Isa 51:9; 52:10; Da 3:29; 6:27Psalms 78:12
Marvellous.42-50; 105:27-38; 135:9; Ex 7:1-12:51; De 4:34; 6:22; Ne 9:10Zoan.Zoan, the ancient capital of the Pharaohs, where Moses wrought so many miracles, is rendered by the Chaldee, {Tanium,} LXX. [Tanis,] Vulgate, {Tanis,} and Coptic, {Tané,} from the Coptic, {ten,} plain, flat, level; being situated in the low ground of the Delta, on one of the eastern branches of the Nile, bearing its own name, near a large lake, now called the lake of Menzala, 44 miles west of Pelusium, and 169 miles east of Alexandria, according to the Antonine Itinerary, and three miles from the Mediterranean, according to the Geograph. Nubiens. Clim. 3, par. 3. There are ruins still remaining to mark the site of Zoan, or Tanis, called San by the Arabs; comprising broken obelisks, capitals of the Corinthian order, a granite monument, etc. 43; Ge 32:3; Nu 13:22; Isa 19:11,13; Eze 30:14
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