Exodus 12:35-36
3:21,22; 11:2,3; Ge 15:14; Ps 105:37 the Lord.3:21; 11:3; Ge 39:21; Pr 16:7; Da 1:9; Ac 2:47; 7:10they spoiled.3:22; Ge 15:14; Ps 105:37 Exodus 14:30
the Lord.13; 1Sa 14:23; 2Ch 32:22; Ps 106:8,10; Isa 63:9; Jude 1:5saw.Ps 58:10; 59:10; 91:8; 92:9-11 Numbers 14:9
Only rebel.De 9:7,23,24; Isa 1:2; 63:10; Da 9:5,9; Php 1:27neither.De 7:18; 20:3are bread.24:8; De 32:42; Ps 14:4; 74:14defence. Heb. shadow.{Tzillam,} a metaphor highly expressive of protection and support in the sultry eastern countries. (See the Parallel Passages.) The Arabs and Persians use the same word to express the same thing; using the expressions, "May the shadow {zulli} of thy prosperity be extended." "May the shadow of thy prosperity be spread over the heads of thy well-wishers." And in an elegant distich, "May your protection never be removed from my head; may God extend your shadow {zullikem} eternally." The loftiest and most esteemed title of the sultan, says Thornton, because given him by the kings of Persia, is {zil ullah,} shadow of God. Ps 91:1; 121:5; Isa 30:2,3; 32:2; Jer 48:45the Lord.Ge 48:21; Ex 33:16; De 7:21; 20:1-4; 31:6,8; Jos 1:5; Jud 1:222Ch 13:12; 15:2; 20:17; 32:8; Ps 46:1,2,7,11; Isa 8:9,10; 41:10Mt 1:23; Ro 8:31fear them not.Isa 41:14 Psalms 72:9
They that.1Ki 9:18,20,21; Isa 35:1,2his enemies.2:9; 21:8,9; 110:1,6; Lu 19:27lick.Isa 49:23; Mic 7:17
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