2 Samuel 8:2

he smote.

Nu 24:17; Jud 3:29,30; 1Sa 14:47; Ps 60:8; 83:6; 108:9

measured.

12:31

And so.

6,12-14; 2Ki 1:1; 3:4-27; 1Ch 18:2

brought gifts.

1Sa 10:27; 2Ch 26:8; Ps 72:10,11; Isa 36:16

2 Kings 3:5

1:1; 8:20; 2Ch 21:8-10

2 Kings 3:26-27

unto the king of Edom.

9; Am 2:1

offered him.In cases of great extremity, it was customary in various heathen nations, to offer human sacrifices, and even their own children. This was frequent among the Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Scythians, Gauls, Africans, and others; and was the natural fruit of a religious system, which had for the objects of its worship cruel and merciless divinities. The king of Moab, in this case, sacrificed his son to obtain the favour of Chemosh his god, who, being a devil, delighted in blood and murder, and the destruction of mankind. The dearer any thing was to them, the more acceptable those idolaters thought the sacrifice, and therefore burnt their children in the fire to their honour.

Ge 22:2,13; De 12:31; Jud 11:31,39; Ps 106:37,38; Eze 16:20

Mic 6:7

they departed.

1Sa 14:36-46; 1Ki 20:13,28,43

1 Chronicles 18:2

He smote.

Nu 24:17; Jud 3:29,30; 2Sa 8:2; Ps 60:8; Isa 11:14

brought gifts.

1Sa 10:27; 1Ki 10:2,25; 2Ki 3:4,5; Ps 68:29,30; 72:8-10; Isa 16:1

Jeremiah 48:45

a fire.

Nu 21:28; Am 2:2

devour.

Nu 24:17; Zec 10:4; Mt 21:42

tumultuous ones. Heb. children of noise.
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