Leviticus 26:31-33
And I will make.2Ki 25:4-10; 2Ch 36:19; Ne 2:3,17; Isa 1:7; 24:10-12; Jer 4:7; 9:11La 1:1; 2:7; Eze 6:6; 21:15; Mic 3:12and bring.Ps 74:3-8; Jer 22:5; 26:6,9; 52:13; La 1:10; Eze 9:6; 21:7; 24:21Mt 24:1,2; Lu 21:5,6,24; Ac 6:14I will not smell. See onGe 8:21; Isa 1:11-14; 66:3; Am 5:21-23; Heb 10:26 And I.De 29:23; Isa 1:7,8; 5:6,9; 6:11; 24:1; 32:13,14; 64:10; Jer 9:11Jer 25:11,18,38; 44:2,22; La 5:18; Eze 33:28,29; Da 9:2,18Hab 3:17; Lu 21:20and your.De 28:37; 29:24-28; 1Ki 9:8; Jer 18:16; 19:8; La 4:12; Eze 5:15 De 4:27; 28:64-66; Ps 44:11; Jer 9:16; La 1:3; 4:15; Eze 12:14-16Eze 20:23; 22:15; Zec 7:14; Lu 21:24; Jas 1:1Deuteronomy 28:15
if thou wilt.Le 26:14-46; La 2:17; Da 9:11-13; Mal 2:2; Ro 2:8,9all these curses.The same variety of expression is used in these terrible curses, as in the preceding blessings, to intimate every kind of prosperity or adversity, personal, relative, and public. Consulting the marginal references will generally lead to the best exposition of the terms employed; and will frequently point out the fulfilment of the promises and threatenings. 2; 27:15-26; 29:20; Isa 3:11; Ga 3:10Deuteronomy 28:64-68
scatter.4:27,28; Le 26:33; Ne 1:8; Jer 16:13; 50:17; Eze 11:16,17; Lu 21:24there thou shalt.36; Jer 16:13 among.After the conquest of their country by the Romans, Hadrian, by a public decree, ratified by the senate, forbad any Jew to come even within sight of Judea; and hence they were dispersed over every quarter of the globe, where they found no alleviation or respite from misery. In no country are they treated as denizens; all suspect them as enemies, and behave to them as aliens; if they do not, as had been too frequently the case, harass, oppress, and persecute them, even unto death. shalt thou.Ge 8:9; Isa 57:21; Eze 5:12-17; 20:32-35; Am 9:4,9,10the Lord.Le 26:36; Isa 51:17; Eze 12:18,19; Ho 11:10,11; Hab 3:16; Lu 21:26failing of eyes.Le 26:16; Isa 65:14; La 3:65; Mt 24:8; Ro 11:10 67; La 1:13; Heb 10:27; Re 6:15-17 34; Job 7:3,4; Re 9:6 bring thee into Egypt.This verse seems especially to point out an event, which took place subsequently to the destruction of Jerusalem by Titus, and the desolation made by Hadrian. Numbers of the captives were sent by sea into Egypt (as well as into other countries), and sold for slaves at a vile price, and for the meanest offices; and many thousands were left to perish from want; for the multitude was so great, that purchasers could not be found for them all at any price! 17:16; Jer 43:7; 44:12; Ho 8:13; 9:3there ye shall.Ex 20:2; Ne 5:8; Es 7:4; Joe 3:3-7; Lu 21:242 Kings 25:21
the king.These men were put to death as accessories to Zedekiah's rebellion; for the king of Babylon had no doubt found that they had counselled him to revolt. So Judah.17:20; 23:27; Le 26:33-35; De 4:26; 28:36,64; Jer 24:9,10; 25:9-11Eze 12:25-28; 24:14; Am 5:27Jeremiah 39:9
Nebuzar-adan.13; 40:1; 52:12-16,26; 2Ki 25:11,20captain of the guard. or, chief marshal. Heb. chief of theexecutioners, or slaughter-men. and so. 10,11-14; Ge 37:36carried.10:18; 16:13; 20:4-6; 52:28-30; Le 26:33; De 4:27; 2Ki 20:18Isa 5:13Jeremiah 52:27
the king.6:13-15; 2Ki 25:20,21; Eze 8:11-18; 11:1-11Riblah.9; Nu 34:8-11; 2Sa 8:9Thus.24:9,10; 25:9-11; 39:10; Le 26:33-35; De 4:26; 28:36,642Ki 17:20,23; 23:27; 25:21; Isa 6:11,12; 24:3; 27:10; 32:13,14Eze 33:28; Mic 4:10
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