2Ch 32:24-26, Isa 38:1-20, Joh 11:1-5, Phili 2:27, 30 | TSK | STEP | Hezekiah. gave him a sign. or, wrought a miracle for him.

turned.Hezekiah's couch was probably placed in a corner, which is the place of honour in the East; in which, turning on either side, he must turn his face to the wall; by which he would withdraw himself from those attending him in his apartment.

1Ki 8:30; Ps 50:15; 91:15; Mt 6:6

Remember.

Ne 5:19; 13:14,22,31; Ps 18:20-27; 20:1-3; Heb 6:10

I have.

Ge 5:22,23; 6:9; 17:1; 1Ki 2:4; 2Ch 31:20,21; Job 23:11,12; Ps 16:8

Ps 32:2; Joh 1:47; 2Co 1:12; 1Jo 3:21,22

a perfect.

1Ki 15:14; 1Ch 29:9,19; 2Ch 16:9; 25:2; Ps 101:2; 119:80

wept.

2Sa 12:21,22; Ezr 10:1; Ne 1:4; Ps 6:8; 102:9; Ho 12:4; Heb 5:7

sore. Heb. with great weeping.

and say.

2Sa 7:3-5; 1Ch 17:2-4

God.

7:13,14; 1Ki 8:25; 9:4,5; 11:12,13; 15:4; 2Ch 34:3; Ps 89:3,4

Mt 22:32

I have heard.

2Ki 19:20; Ps 34:5,6; Lu 1:13; 1Jo 5:14,15

I have seen.

Ps 39:12; 56:8; 147:3; 2Co 7:6; Re 7:17

I will.

Job 14:5; Ps 116:15; Ac 27:24

12:6; 31:4; 37:35; 2Ch 32:22; 2Ti 4:17

22; 7:11-14; 37:30; Ge 9:13; Jud 6:17-22,37-39; 2Ki 20:8-21

I will bring.

Jos 10:12-14; 2Ki 20:11; 2Ch 32:24,31; Mt 16:1

the sun dial. Heb. the degrees by, or, with the sun.Or, as the Hebrew might be rendered, "the steps of Ahaz." The researches of curious travellers in Hindostan, observes Bp. Stock, have lately discovered in that country, three observatories of similar form, the most remarkable of which is to be seen within four miles of Delhi, the ancient capital of the Mogul empire. A rectangled triangle, whose hypotenuse is a staircase, (apparently parallel to the axis of the earth,) bisects a zone, or coping of a wall, which wall connects the two terminating towers at right and left. The coping itself is of a circular form, and accurately graduated, to mark, by the gnomon above, the sun's progress before and after noon.

writing.

12:1-6; Ex 15:1-21; Jud 5:1-31; 1Sa 2:1-10; Ps 18:1; *title

Ps 30:11,12; 107:17-22; 116:1-4; 118:18,19; Jon 2:1-9

he had.

De 32:39; 1Sa 2:6; Job 5:18; Ho 6:1,2We have here Hezekiah's thanksgiving song, which he penned by Divine direction, after his recovery. He might have used some of the Psalms of David his father, as he had appointed the Levites to praise the Lord with the words of David, 2 Ch 29:30, but the occasion here was extraordinary. His heart being full of devout affections, he would not confine himself to the compositions he had, though of Divine inspiration, but offered up his praises in his own words. The Lord put a new song into his mouth. He put his thanksgiving into writing, that he might review it himself afterwards, for the reviving of the good impressions made upon him by the providential interference, and that it might be recommended to others also for their use upon the like occasion.

2Ch 29:30

1; Job 6:11; 7:7; 17:11-16; 2Co 1:9

Job 35:14,15; Ps 6:4,5; 27:13; 31:22; 116:8,9; Ec 9:5,6

is removed.

Job 7:7; Ps 89:45-47; 102:11,23,24

as a.

1:8; 13:20

have cut.

Job 7:6; 9:25,26; 14:2; Jas 4:14

he will cut.

Job 7:3-5; 17:1; Ps 31:22; 119:23

with pining sickness. or, from the thrum.

as a lion.

1Ki 13:24-26; 20:36; Job 10:16,17; 16:12-14; Ps 39:10; 50:22; 51:8

Da 6:24; Ho 5:14; 1Co 11:30-32

a crane.

Job 30:29; Ps 102:4-7

I did mourn.

59:11; Eze 7:16; Na 2:7

mine eyes.

Ps 69:3; 119:82,123; 123:1-4; La 4:17

I am.

Ps 119:122; 143:7

undertake for me. or, ease me.

What.

Jos 7:8; Ezr 9:10; Ps 39:9,10; Joh 12:27

I shall.

1Ki 21:27

in the.

1Sa 1:10; 2Ki 4:27; Job 7:11; 10:1; 21:25

64:5; De 8:3; Job 33:19-28; Ps 71:20; Mt 4:4; 1Co 11:32; 2Co 4:17

Heb 12:10,11

for peace I had great bitterness. or, on my peace came greatbitterness.

Job 3:25,26; 29:18; Ps 30:6,7

in love to my soul delivered it from the pit. Heb. loved mysoul from the pit.

Ps 30:3; 40:2; 86:13; 88:4-6; Jon 2:6

thou hast cast.

43:25; Ps 10:2; 85:2; Jer 31:34; Mic 7:18,19

the grave.

Ps 6:5; 30:9; 88:11; 115:17,18; Ec 9:10

they that.

Nu 16:33; Pr 14:32; Mt 8:12; 25:46; Lu 16:26-31

the living.

Ps 146:2; Ec 9:10; Joh 9:4

the father.

Ge 18:19; Ex 12:26,27; 13:14,15; De 4:9; 6:7; Jos 4:21,22

Ps 78:3-6; 145:4; Joe 1:3

therefore.

Ps 9:13,14; 27:5,6; 30:11,12; 51:15; 66:13-15; 145:2

to the stringed.

Ps 150:4; Hab 3:19

John 11:1-5

1 Christ raises Lazarus, four days buried.

45 Many Jews believe.

47 The high priests and Pharisees gather a council against Christ.

49 Caiaphas prophesies.

54 Jesus hides himself.

55 At the passover they enquire after him, and lay wait for him.

Now.The raising of Lazarus from the dead, being a work of Christ beyond measure great, the most stupendous of all he had hitherto performed, and beyond all others calculated to evince his Divine majesty, was therefore purposely recorded by the Evangelist John; while it was omitted by the other Evangelists, probably, as Grotius supposes, because they wrote their histories during the life of Lazarus, and they did not mention him for fear of exciting the malice of the Jews against him; as we find from ch. 12:10, that they sought to put him to death, that our Lord might not have such a monument of his power and goodness remaining in the land.

was sick.

3,6; Ge 48:1; 2Ki 20:1-12; Ac 9:37

Lazarus.

5,11; 12:2,9,17; Lu 16:20-25

Bethany.

12:1; Mt 21:17; Mr 11:1

Mary.

Lu 10:38-42

that Mary.

12:3; Mt 26:6,7; Mr 14:3

anointed.

Lu 7:37,38