2 Chronicles 33:11-13
A.M. 3327. B.C. 677. the Lord.De 28:36; Job 36:8the captains.Isa 10:8; 36:9of the king. Heb. which were the king's.Ne 9:32,37; Isa 5:26-30; 7:18-20among the thorns.The word {bachochim} may possibly her signify with fetters or chains, as the kindred word {chachim} denotes, Eze 19:4, 9. The Syriac and Arabic have alive, probably reading {bechayim}. 1Sa 13:6; La 3:7bound him.2Ki 23:33; 25:6; Job 36:8-11; Ps 107:10-14fetters. or, chains. And when.28:22; Le 26:39-42; De 4:30,31; Jer 31:18-20; Ho 5:15; Mic 6:9Lu 15:16-18he besought.18,19; Ps 50:15; Ac 9:11the Lord.28:5humbled.19,23; 32:26; Ex 10:3; Lu 18:14,15; Jas 4:10; 1Pe 5:5,6 he was intreated.1Ch 5:20; Ezr 8:23; Job 22:23,27; 33:16-30; Ps 32:3-5; 86:5Isa 55:6-9; Jer 29:12,13; Mt 7:7,8; Lu 23:42,43; Joh 4:10brought him.Ezr 7:27; Pr 16:7; 21:1; Mt 6:33knew.De 29:6; Ps 9:16; 46:10; Jer 24:7; Da 4:25,34,35; Joh 17:3Heb 8:11Jeremiah 51:32-34
the passages.50:38; Isa 44:27the men.30; 50:37 is like.Isa 21:10; 41:15,16; Am 1:3; Mic 4:13; Hab 3:12it is time to thresh her. or, in the time that he threshethher. the time. Isa 17:5-11; 18:5; Ho 6:11; Joe 3:13; Mt 13:30,39; Re 14:15-20 the king.49; 39:1-8; 50:7,17; La 1:1,14,15he hath made.48:11,12; Isa 24:1-3; 34:11; Na 2:2,9,10swallowed.44; Job 20:15; Pr 1:12; La 2:16; Eze 36:3; Am 8:4; Mt 23:14Acts 12:6-11
the same.Ge 22:14; De 32:26; 1Sa 23:26,27; Ps 3:5,6; 4:8; Isa 26:3,4Php 4:6,7; Heb 13:6bound.21:33; 28:20; Jer 40:4; Eph 6:20; *marg:2Ti 1:16and the.5:23; Mt 28:4 the angel.23; 5:19; 10:30; 27:23,24; 1Ki 19:5,7; Ps 34:7; 37:32,33; Isa 37:30Da 6:22; Heb 1:14and a.9:3; 2Sa 22:29; Eze 43:2; Mic 7:9; Hab 3:4,11; Re 18:1Arise.Ge 19:15,16; Isa 60:1; Eph 5:14And his.The two chains with which his hands were fastened to those of the two soldiers between whom he slept. This, it appears, was the Roman method of securing a prisoner, and seems to be what is intimated in ver. 6. 6; 2:24; 16:26; Ps 105:18-20; 107:14; 116:16; 142:6,7; 146:7Da 3:24,25 8 he went.26:19; Ge 6:22; Joh 2:5; Heb 11:8wist not.That is, he knew not; wist being the past tense of the obsolete verb to wis, from the Saxon wissan, in German {wissen,} and Dutch {wysen,} to think, imagine, know. 10:3,17; 11:5; Ge 45:26; Ps 126:1; 2Co 12:1-3 the first.4; Ge 40:3; 42:17; Nu 15:34; Isa 21:8which.5:19; 16:26; Isa 45:1,2; Joh 20:19,26; Re 3:7 was come.He was in an ecstasy; and it was only when the angel left him, that he was fully convinced that all was real. Lu 15:17I know.Ge 15:13; 18:13; 26:9that the.7; 5:19; 2Ch 16:9; Ps 34:7; Da 3:25,28; 6:22; Heb 1:14and hath.2Sa 22:1; Job 5:19; Ps 33:18; 34:22; 41:2; 97:10; 109:31; 2Co 1:8-102Pe 2:9all.23:12-30; 24:27; 25:3-5,9; Job 31:31
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