Genesis 3:17-18
Because.1Sa 15:23,24; Mt 22:12; 25:26,27,45; Lu 19:22; Ro 3:19and hast.6,11; 2:16,17; Jer 7:23,24cursed.5:29; Ps 127:2; Ec 1:2,3,13,14; 2:11,17; Isa 24:5,6; Ro 8:20-22in sorrow.Job 5:6,7; 14:1; 21:17; Ps 90:7-9; Ec 2:22,23; 5:17; Joh 16:33 Thorns.Jos 23:13; Job 5:5; 31:40; Pr 22:5; 24:31; Isa 5:6; 7:23; 32:13Jer 4:3; 12:13; Mt 13:7; Heb 6:8bring forth. Heb. cause to bud. herb.Job 1:21; Ps 90:3; 104:2,14,15; Ro 14:2Leviticus 26:20
your strength.Ps 127:1; Isa 49:4; Hab 2:13; Ga 4:11for your land.4; De 11:17; 28:18,38-40,42; Job 31:40; Ps 107:34; Hag 1:9-11Hag 2:16; 1Co 3:6Deuteronomy 28:23-24
The language here is remarkable: "Thy heaven;" that part of the atmosphere which was over Judea, instead of being replenished with aqueous vapours, should become, with respect to moisture, like brass: and consequently their land would become as hard as iron, and wholly incapable of cultivation; while the clouds might give showers in abundance, and the earth be moist and fruitful in other regions. Le 26:19; 1Ki 17:1; 18:2; Jer 14:1-6; Am 4:7 make the rain.This was a natural consequence of their heaven's being brass, or yielding no rain; for the surface of the earth being reduced to powder, and frequently taken up by strong winds, would fall down in showers instead of rain. These showers of sand frequently, in the East, bury whole caravans. 12; Ge 19:24; Job 18:15-21; Isa 5:24; Am 4:11Romans 8:20
the creature.22; Ge 3:17-19; 5:29; 6:13; Job 12:6-10; Isa 24:5,6; Jer 12:4,11Jer 14:5,6; Ho 4:3; Joe 1:18
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