2 Samuel 16:11
Behold.12:11,12came forth.7:2; Ge 15:4seeketh.17:1-4; 2Ki 19:37; 2Ch 32:21; Mt 10:21the Lord.Isa 10:5-7; Eze 14:9; 20:251 Kings 11:14
the Lord.12:15; 1Sa 26:19; 2Sa 24:1; 1Ch 5:26; Isa 10:5,26; 13:17an adversary.2Sa 7:14; Ps 89:30-34Ezra 1:1
1 The proclamation of Cyrus for the building of the temple.5 The people provide for their return.7 Cyrus restores the vessels of the temple to Sheshbazzar. Now in the.2Ch 36:22,23Cyrus.Cyrus is said to have been the son of Cambyses, king of Persia, and Mandane, daughter of Astyages, king of Media: he was born about 600 years before Christ, and died at the age of 70, after a reign of 30 years. He was mentioned by name, and his conquests foretold, by the prophet Isaiah, about a century before his birth. Josephus states the partiality he evinced towards the Jews, arose from the circumstance of these prophecies being shown him, probably by Daniel. by the mouth.Jer 25:12-14; 29:10; 33:7-13the Lord.5:13-15; 6:22; 7:27; Ps 106:46; Pr 21:1; Da 2:1made a proclamation. Heb. caused a voice to pass.Mt 3:1-3; Joh 1:23Isaiah 13:17
I will.3-5; 21:2; 41:25; Jer 50:9; 51:11,27,28; Da 5:28-31shall not regard.Pr 6:34,35Isaiah 37:26
long ago, etc. or, how I have made it long ago, and formedit of ancient times? Should I now bring it to be laid waste, and defenced cities to be ruinous heaps?. how I.10:5,6,15; 45:7; 46:10,11; Ge 50:20; Ps 17:13; 76:10; Am 3:6Ac 2:23; 4:27,28; 1Pe 2:8; Jude 1:4Isaiah 45:5
the Lord.14-18,21,22; 44:8; 46:9; De 4:35,39; 32:39; 1Ki 8:60; Joe 2:27Joh 1:1; Heb 1:8,9I girded thee.22:21; Ezr 1:2; Job 12:18,21; Ps 18:32,39Ezekiel 38:16
as a cloud.9it shall be.Though it is not generally agreed what people or transactions are here predicted, yet it seems evident that the prophecy is not yet accomplished. Nothing occurred in the wars of Cambyses, or Antiochus Epiphanes with the Jews, that answers to it; and the expression here used, in the latter days, plainly implies that there should be a succession of many ages between the publication of the prediction and its accomplishment. It is therefore supposed, with much probability, that its fulfilment will be posterior to the conversion of the Jews and their restoration to their own land; and that the Turks, Tarters, or Scythians, from the northern parts of Asia, perhaps uniting with the inhabitants of some more southern regions, will make war upon the Jews and be cut off in a manner predicted here. 8; De 31:29; Isa 2:2; Da 2:28; 10:14; Ho 3:5; Mic 4:1; 1Ti 4:12Ti 3:1that the.23; 36:23; 39:21; Ex 14:4; 1Sa 17:45-47; 2Ki 19:19; Ps 83:17,18Da 3:24-29; 4:32-37; 6:15-27; Mic 7:15-17; Mt 6:9,10
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