Exo 9:16, 1Sa 2:8, 1Ki 21:25, 2Ki 21:6-18, 2Ch 28:22, Dan 4:25, 11:21 | TSK | STEP | deed. raised thee up. Heb. made thee stand. for to. that my.

2Ch 33:10; 36:15; Ne 9:26,30; Mt 23:34-37In the following verses the doom of Judah and Jerusalem is passed, and it is a heavy doom. The prophets were sent in the first place to teach them the knowledge of God, to remind them of their duty, and direct them in it: if they succeeded not in that, their next work was to reprove them for their sins, and to set them in view before them, that they might repent and reform, and return to their duty: if in this they prevailed not, their next work was to foretell the judgments of God, that the terror of them might awaken to repentance those who would not be made sensible of the obligations of his love; or else that the execution of them, in their season, might be a demonstration of the divine mission of the prophets who foretold them. They were made judges to those who would not hear and receive them as teachers.--Henry.

Because.

23:26,27; 24:3,4; Jer 15:4

above all.

9; 1Ki 21:26; Eze 16:3,45

made Judah.

9; 1Ki 14:16; 15:30; 16:19

I am bringing.

22:16; Da 9:12; Mic 3:12

whosoever.

1Sa 3:11; Isa 28:16; Jer 19:3; Am 3:2; Mt 24:21,22; Lu 23:28,29

Re 6:15-17

I will stretch.This metaphor is taken from the custom of using a line in measuring land, and in dividing portions of it among several persons. Samaria was taken, pillaged, and ruined, and its inhabitants carried into captivity: Jerusalem shall have the same measure.

17:6; Isa 10:22; 28:17; 34:11; La 2:8; Eze 23:31-34; Am 7:7,8

Zec 1:16

the plummet.

10:11; 1Ki 21:21-24

I will wipe.I will empty Jerusalem of all its wealth and inhabitants, as truly as a dish turned up and wiped is emptied of its contents.

1Ki 14:10; Isa 14:23; Jer 25:9; Eze 24:10,11; Re 18:21-23

wiping it, and turning it upside down. Heb. he wipeth andturneth it upon the face thereof.

And I will.

De 31:17; 2Ch 15:2; Ps 37:28; 89:38-45; Jer 12:7; 23:33; La 5:20

Am 5:2

the remnant.

19:4,30,31; 24:2; 2Ch 36:16,17; Jer 23:33

deliver.

Le 26:17,36-38; De 4:26,27; 28:25,31-33,48; Jud 2:14,15

Ne 9:27-37; Ps 71:1-7; 106:40-43; Isa 10:6; La 1:5,10

since the day.

De 9:21; 31:27,29; Jud 2:11-13; Ps 106:34-40; Eze 16:15-22

Eze 20:4,13,21,30; 23:3,8-21; Da 9:5-11

Manasseh.

24:3,4; Nu 35:33; De 21:8,9; Jer 2:34; 7:6; 15:4; 19:4; Mt 23:30,31

Mt 27:6; Lu 13:34; Heb 11:37

one end to another. Heb. mouth to mouth. beside his sin.

7,11; Ex 32:21; 1Ki 14:15,16; 2Ch 33:9

the rest.

20:20,21; 2Ch 33:1-20

A.M. 3361. B.C. 643. and was buried.

2Ch 21:20; 24:16,25; 28:27; 32:33; 33:20; Jer 22:19

2 Chronicles 28:22

in the.

33:12; Ps 50:15; Isa 1:5; Eze 21:13; Ho 5:15; Re 16:9-11

this is.

Es 7:6; Ps 52:7

Daniel 4:25

drive.

32,33; 5:21-31; Job 30:3-8; Mr 5:3,4

and thy dwelling.All the circumstances of Nebuchadnezzar's case, says Dr. Mead, agree so well with a hypochondriasis, that to me it appears evident the Almighty God brought this dreadful distemper upon him, and under its influence he ran wild into the fields: then fancying himself transformed into an ox, he fed on grass, after the manner of cattle; and, through neglect of himself, his hair and nails grew to an excessive length, so that the latter became thick and crooked, resembling bird's claws.

to eat.

Ps 106:20

till.

17,32,34,35; 2:21; 5:21; Ps 75:7; 83:18; Jer 27:5

Daniel 11:21

estate. or, place.

7,20

shall stand.

7:8; 8:9,23,25

a vile person.Antiochus Epiphanes, called also {Epimanes,} or madman, for his despicable conduct.

1Sa 3:13; Ps 12:8; 15:4; Isa 32:5; Na 1:14

by flatteries.

32,34; Jud 9:1-20; 2Sa 15:2-6; Ps 55:21