Deu 31:16, 2Sa 7:12, 1Ki 2:10, 11:21, 14:31 | TSK | STEP | thou shalt. sleep. Heb. lie down.{Shochaiv,} "lying down:" it signifies to rest, take rest in sleep, and metaphorically, to die. Though much stress cannot be safely laid upon this expression to prove the immortality of the soul, or that the people, in the time of Moses, had a distinct notion of its separate existence; yet is was understood in this sense by Jonathan, who paraphrases the words thus: "Thou shalt lie down in the dust with thy fathers; and thy soul {nishmatoch) shall be laid up in the treasury of the life to come, with thy fathers." and go a. forsake me. break my.

Deuteronomy 31:16

thou shalt.

sleep. Heb. lie down.{Shochaiv,} "lying down:" it signifies to rest, take rest in sleep, and metaphorically, to die. Though much stress cannot be safely laid upon this expression to prove the immortality of the soul, or that the people, in the time of Moses, had a distinct notion of its separate existence; yet is was understood in this sense by Jonathan, who paraphrases the words thus: "Thou shalt lie down in the dust with thy fathers; and thy soul {nishmatoch) shall be laid up in the treasury of the life to come, with thy fathers."

Job 20:11

and go a.

Ex 32:6; 34:15; Le 20:3-6; Jud 2:17-20; Ps 73:27; 106:39

Isa 57:3-8; Jer 3:1-3; Eze 16:15,25-36; 23:5-8,9-21; Ho 2:2-5

Re 17:2-5; 19:2

forsake me.

32:15; Jud 2:12; 10:6,13; Jer 2:11-13

break my.

Le 26:15; Jud 2:20; Jer 31:32

2 Samuel 7:12

And when.

1Ki 2:1; 8:20

sleep.

De 31:16; 1Ki 1:21; Da 12:2; Ac 13:36; 1Co 15:51; 1Th 4:14

I will set.

Ge 15:4; 1Ki 8:20; 1Ch 17:11; Ps 89:29; 132:11,12; Isa 9:7

Isa 11:1-3,10; Mt 22:42-44; Ac 2:30

1 Kings 2:10

So David.

1:21; 1Ch 29:28; Ac 2:29; 13:36

the city.

3:1; 11:43; 2Sa 5:7; 1Ch 11:7

1 Kings 11:21

Hadad.

2:10,34; Ex 4:19; Mt 2:20

Let me depart. Heb. Send me away.

Ge 45:24; Jos 2:21; 1Sa 9:26; 2Sa 3:21

1 Kings 14:31

A.M. 3046. B.C. 958. Rehoboam.

20; 11:43; 15:3,24; 22:50; 2Ch 12:16

his mother's.

Abijam.Dr. Kennicott observes, that the name of this king of Judah is now expressed three ways; here and in four other places, it is Abijam; in two others (2 Ch 13:20, 21) it is Abijahu; but in eleven others it is Abijah or Abiah, as it is expressed by St. Matthew, (ch. 1:7,) [Abia;] and this is the reading of thirteen of Kennicott's and De Rossi's MSS., and of thirteen respectable editions of the Hebrew Bible. The Syriac is the same. The Septuagint in the London Polyglott has [Abiou,] Abihu; but in the Complutensian and Antwerp Polyglotts it has [Abia,] Abiah; and the Editio Princeps of the Vulgate, some MSS. and the text in these two Polyglotts, instead of Abiam, have Abia.

1Ch 3:10

Abia.

2Ch 12:16

Abijah.

Mt 1:7

Abia.