2 Kings 20:4-11
court. or, city.22:14; 1Ki 7:8 Turn again.2Sa 7:3-5; 1Ch 17:2-4the captain.Jos 5:14,15; 1Sa 9:16; 10:1; 2Sa 5:2; 2Ch 13:12; Heb 2:10the God.2Ch 34:3; Isa 38:5; 55:3; Mt 22:32I have heard.19:20; Ps 65:2; 66:19,20; Lu 1:13I have seen.Ps 39:12; 56:8; 126:5; Re 7:17I will heal.7; Ex 15:26; De 32:39; Job 33:19-26; Ps 147:3; Jas 5:14,15thou shalt go.8; Ps 66:13-15,19,20; 116:12-14; 118:17-19; Isa 38:22; Joh 5:14 I will add.Ps 116:15; Ac 27:24I will defend.19:34; 2Ch 32:22; Isa 10:24 Take a lump.2:20-22; 4:41; Isa 38:21the boil.The word {shechin,} from the Arabic {sachana,} to be hot, signifies an inflammatory tumour, or burning boil; and some think that Hezekiah's malady was a pleurisy; others, that it was the plague; and others, the elephantiasis, a species of leprosy, as one of the Hexapla versions renders in Job 2:7. A poultice of figs might be very proper to maturate a boil, or dismiss any obstinate inflammatory swelling; but we need not discuss its propriety in this case, because it was as much the means which God chose to bless for his recovery, as the clay which Christ moistened to anoint the eyes of the blind man; for in both cases, without Divine interposition the cure could not have been effected. What shall be.5; 19:29; Jud 6:17,37-40; Isa 7:11,14; 38:22; Ho 6:2 This sign.Isa 38:7,8; Mt 16:1-4; Mr 8:11,12; Lu 11:29,30 2:10; 3:18; Isa 49:6; Mr 9:28,29; Joh 14:12 cried unto.Ex 14:15; 1Ki 17:20,21; 18:36-38; Ac 9:40he brought.Jos 10:12-14; 2Ch 32:24,31; Isa 38:8dial. Heb. degrees.Isaiah 38:4-8
4 and say.2Sa 7:3-5; 1Ch 17:2-4God.7:13,14; 1Ki 8:25; 9:4,5; 11:12,13; 15:4; 2Ch 34:3; Ps 89:3,4Mt 22:32I have heard.2Ki 19:20; Ps 34:5,6; Lu 1:13; 1Jo 5:14,15I have seen.Ps 39:12; 56:8; 147:3; 2Co 7:6; Re 7:17I 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 16:1the 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.Isaiah 38:21-22
For Isaiah.2Ki 20:7; Mr 7:33; Joh 9:6 What.2Ki 20:8; Ps 42:1,2; 84:1,2,10-12; 118:18,19; 122:1; Joh 5:14
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