2 Kings 25:6
they took.2Ch 33:11; Jer 21:7; 34:21,22; 38:23; La 4:19,20; Eze 17:20,21Eze 21:25-27Riblah.23:33; Jer 52:9gave judgment upon him. Heb. spake judgment with him.2 Kings 25:27
A.M. 3442. B.C. 562. it came to pass.Jer 24:5,6; 52:31-34king of Babylon.Pr 21:1lift up the head.Ge 40:13,20Jeremiah 13:18
unto.22:26; 2Ki 24:12,15; Eze 19:2-14; Jon 3:6Humble.Ex 10:3; 2Ch 33:12,19,23; Mt 18:4; Jas 4:10; 1Pe 5:6sit.Isa 3:26; 47:1; La 2:10principalities. or, head-tires.Jeremiah 39:6-7
slew the.52:10; 2Ki 25:7before.Ge 21:16; 44:34; De 28:34; 2Ki 22:20; 2Ch 34:28; Es 8:6; Isa 13:16slew all.21:7; 24:8-10; 34:19-21 he put.32:4,5; 52:11; 2Ki 25:7; Eze 12:13chains. Heb. two brasen chains, or fetters.Jud 16:21; Ps 107:10,11; 119:8Jeremiah 52:9-11
they took.32:4,5; 2Ch 33:11; Eze 21:25-27Riblah.39:5; 2Ki 23:33; 25:6Hamath.Nu 13:21; Jos 13:5; 1Ki 8:65; 2Ch 8:3 slew.22:30; 39:6,7; Ge 21:16; 44:34; De 28:34; 2Ki 25:7he slew.24-27; 2Ki 25:18-21; Eze 9:6; 11:7-11 put out the eyes of Zedekiah. Heb. blinded Zedekiah.34:3-5; Eze 12:13chains. or, fetters. prison. Heb. house of the wards.Jeremiah 52:31-34
A.M. 3442. B.C. 562. it came.2Ki 25:27-30in the twelfth.Nearly answering to our 25th of April, A.M. 3442. king of Babylon.Pr 21:1lifted up.This phrase is founded on the observation that those in sorrow hold down their heads; and, when comforted, or the cause of their sorrow removed, they lift up their heads. Ge 40:13,20; Job 22:29; Ps 3:3; 27:6 kindly unto him. Heb. good things with him.Pr 12:25set.Gave him a more respectable seat than any of the captive princes. 27:6-11; Da 2:37; 5:18,19 changed.Presented him with a caftan, or robe, as a mark of favour, as is still the practice in the East. Ge 41:14,42; Ps 30:11; Isa 61:1-3; Zec 3:4he did.2Sa 9:7,13; 1Ki 2:7 there was.2Sa 9:10; Mt 6:11every day a portion. Heb. the matter of the day in his day.Lu 11:3Ezekiel 12:12-13
6; 2Ki 25:4; Jer 39:4; 42:7 My net.This was to intimate, that though he escaped out of the city, the Chaldeans should overtake him, and carry him to Babylon. Jeremiah had predicted that his "eyes should see the eyes of the king of Babylon," and here Ezekiel foretold that he should not see Babylon, though he should die there; and Josephus says that he thought the two prophecies so inconsistent with each other, that he believed neither; yet both were exactly fulfilled, and the enigma of Ezekiel explained, when Zedekiah was brought to Nebuchadnezzar at Riblah, where he had his eyes put out, and was then carried to Babylon, and there died. 17:16,20; 19:8,9; 32:3; Job 19:6; Ps 11:6; Isa 24:17,18; Jer 50:24La 1:13; 3:47; 4:19,20; Ho 7:12; Lu 21:35and I.2Ki 25:5-7; Jer 34:3; 39:7; 52:8-11Ezekiel 16:12
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