1Ki 21:27, 2Ki 19:1-2, 22:11-19, 2Ch 34:19-31, Isa 36:22-37:1, Jer 5:3 | TSK | STEP

Michah.Michaiah, [Mîykayehûw ,] as he is named in the parallel passage, is here called [Mîykâh ,] Michah, merely by the omission of [Yâhh ,] {yah,} one of the Divine names.

Asaiah.This variation only exists in the translation; the original being uniformly Asaiah, or rather, Asayah.

2Ki 22:12

Asahiah.

enquire.

Ex 18:15; 1Sa 9:9; 1Ki 22:5-7; Jer 21:2; Eze 14:1-11; 20:1-7

that are left.

28:6; 33:11; 2Ki 17:6,7; 22:13; Isa 37:2-4; Jer 42:2

great.

Le 26:14-46; De 28:15; 29:18-28; 30:17-19; 31:16-22; 32:15-25

Ro 1:18; 2:8-12; 4:15

the prophetess.

Ex 15:20; Jud 4:4; Lu 1:41-45; 2:36; Ac 21:9

Hasrah.Hasrah is most probably a mistake for Harhas; as the Septuagint reads, both here and in the parallel place, [Aras.]

Aras.

2Ki 22:14

Harhas.

wardrobe. Heb. garments. college. or, school, or secondpart. It is probable that {Mishneh} was either the name of a street, or a particular part of the city of Jerusalem.

Tell ye the man.

2Ki 22:15-20; Jer 21:3-7; 37:7-10

I will bring.

36:14-20; Jos 23:16; 2Ki 21:12; 23:26,27; Isa 5:4-6; Jer 6:19

Jer 19:3,15; 35:17; 36:31

all the curses.

Because.

12:2; 15:2; 33:3-9; 2Ki 24:3,4; Isa 2:8,9; Jer 15:1-4

my wrath.

Isa 42:25; Jer 7:20; La 2:4; 4:11; Na 1:6; Re 14:10,11

shall not.

2Ki 22:17; Jer 4:4; 7:20; Eze 20:48; Mr 9:43-48

as for.

21,23

Because."Because," says the Targumist, "thy heart was melted, and thou hast humbled thyself in the sight of the word of the Lord, {meymra dyya,} when thou didst hear His words, {yath pithgamoi,} against this place." Here {meymra,} the personal word, is plainly distinguished from {pithgam,} a word spoken.

thine heart.

32:12,13; 2Ki 22:18,19; Ps 34:18; 51:17; Isa 57:15; 66:2; Eze 9:4

Eze 36:26

humble.

32:26; 33:12,19; Jas 4:6-10

didst rend.

19; Jer 36:23,24

I have even.

Ps 10:17; Isa 65:24

I will gather.

35:24; 2Ki 22:20; Isa 57:1,2; Jer 15:1; Eze 14:14-21

in peace.

Ps 37:37

neither.

1Ki 21:29; 2Ki 20:19; Isa 39:8

the king.

1Sa 12:23; 1Ch 29:2-9; Mr 14:8

gathered.

30:2; 2Ki 23:1-3

great and small. Heb. from great even to small.

15:12,13; 18:30; De 1:17; Job 3:19

he read.

6:1-11; 17:7-9; De 17:18-20; Ne 8:2-5; Ec 1:12; 12:9,10

the book.

15,18,19,24; Ex 24:7; 2Ki 23:2,21; Jer 31:31,32

In his place.Instead of {âl ômdo,} "in his place," the parallel passage 2 Ki 23:3, has {âl häâmmood,} "by the pillar;" which is probably the true reading, as the LXX. in both places read [ton stylon,] "the pillar."

6:13; 2Ki 11:4; 23:3; Eze 46:2

made a covenant.This was expressed, 1. In general, To walk after Jehovah; to have no gods beside him. 2. To take this law for the regulation of their conduct. 3. In particular, To bend their whole heart and soul to the performance of it; so that they might not only have religion without, but piety within.

23:16; 29:10; Ex 24:6-8; De 29:1,10-15; Jos 24:25; Ne 9:38; 10:29

Jer 50:5; Heb 8:6-13

and his testimonies.

Ps 119:111,112

with all.

15:12,15; 31:21; De 6:5; Lu 10:27-29

to perform.

Ps 119:106

Isaiah 36:22

Eliakim.

3,11

with their.

33:7; 37:1,2; 2Ki 5:7; Ezr 9:3; Mt 26:65The history of the invasion of Sennacherib, observes Bp. Lowth, and the miraculous destruction of his army, which makes the subject of so many of Isaiah's prophecies, is very properly inserted here, as affording the best light to many parts of these prophecies; and as almost necessary to introduce the prophecy in the 37th chapter, being the answer of God to Hezekiah's prayer, which could not be properly understood without it. Sennacherib succeeded his father Shalmaneser on the throne of Assyria, A.M. 3290, B.C. 714, and reigned only about eight years.