a26:29
bDeut 28:53-57
c2 Kgs 6:24-31
dLam 2:20
e2 Kgs 3:27
f26:30
g2 Kgs 18:4
h2 Chr 34:4

‏ Leviticus 26:27-32

26:29  a Starvation would so pervade the land that when a child died of hunger, he or she would be eaten, in pagan fashion, by the others in the family (Deut 28:53-57  b; see 2 Kgs 6:24-31  c; Lam 2:20  d; cp. 2 Kgs 3:27  e).
26:30  f The pagan shrines mentioned here were the infamous “high places” built on hilltops (see 2 Kgs 18:4  g). These shrines incorporated elements from pre-Israelite religions into Israel’s worship and challenged the Temple for religious authority.

• places of worship (Hebrew khamman): Perhaps “incense altars.” Some of these altars were used in Baal worship (2 Chr 34:4  h).
Copyright information for TNotes