Exodus 16:2
15:24; Ge 19:4; Ps 106:7,13,25; 1Co 10:10Exodus 16:35
forty years.Nu 33:38; De 8:2,3; Ne 9:15,20,21; Ps 78:24,25; Joh 6:30-58until they come to.Jos 5:12the borders.Nu 33:48-50; De 1:8; 34:1-4Numbers 14:22
which have.11; De 1:31-35; Ps 95:9-11; 106:26; Heb 3:17,18tempted.Ex 17:2; Ps 95:9; 106:14; Mal 3:15; Mt 4:7; 1Co 10:9; Heb 3:9ten times.Ge 31:7,41; Job 19:3Numbers 14:33-34
shall wander in the wilderness. or, feed.This implies, that they should move from place to place in the deserts, as the Bedounin Arabs, who have no certain dwelling, but rove about seeking pasture for their flocks. 32:13; Jos 14:10; Ps 107:4,40forty years.33:38; De 1:3; 2:14bear.5:31; Jer 3:1,2; Eze 23:35,45-49; Ho 9:1 After.13:25; 2Ch 36:21the number.Ps 95:10; Eze 4:6; Da 9:24; Re 11:3shall ye bear.18:23; Le 20:19; Ps 38:4; Eze 14:10ye shall.1Ki 8:56; Ps 77:8; 105:42; Jer 18:9,10; La 3:31-33; Heb 4:1breach of promise. or, altering of my purpose.{Tenooathi,} rather, my failure, or disannulling, from {noo,} to fail, disannul; for as they had broken their engagements, God was no longer held by his covenant. De 31:16,17; 1Sa 2:30; Zec 11:10Deuteronomy 9:7
Remember.In order to destroy the opinion which the Israelites had of their own righteousness, it was necessary to call to mind some of their most notorious provocations and rebellions, which Moses exhorts them to preserve in their mind, as a means to keep them humble. 8:2; Eze 16:61-63; 20:43; 36:31; 1Co 15:9; Eph 2:11; 1Ti 1:13-15from the day.31:27; 32:5,6; Ex 14:11; 16:2; 17:2; Nu 11:4; 14:1-10; 16:1-35Nu 20:2-5; 21:5; 25:2; Ne 9:16-18; Ps 78:8-72; 95:8-11Deuteronomy 9:21-24
I took.Ex 32:20; Isa 2:18-21; 30:22; 31:7; Ho 8:11the brook.This was the stream which flowed from the rock that Moses smote with his rod, (Ex 17:6,) and to which the Psalmist alludes in Ps 78:16-20; 105:41. Philo relates, that upon Moses' striking the rock, the water poured out like a torrent, affording not only a sufficient quantity for allaying their present thirst, but to fill their water vessels, to carry with them on their journey. Taberah.Nu 11:1-5Massah.Ex 17:7Kibroth-hattaavah.Nu 11:4,34 Likewise.1:19-33; Nu 13:1-33ye rebelled.Nu 14:1-4,10-41; Isa 63:10ye believed.1:32,33; Ps 78:22; 106:24,25; Heb 3:18,19; 4:2 6,7; 31:27; Ac 7:51Nehemiah 9:16-21
dealt.10,29; Ex 32:9; De 9:6,13,23,24,27; 32:15; Ps 78:8-72; 106:6Isa 63:10; Jer 2:31; Ac 7:51hardened.De 31:27; 2Ki 17:14; 2Ch 30:8; 36:13; Ps 95:8-10; Pr 29:1; Isa 48:4Jer 19:15; Ro 2:5; Heb 3:13,15hearkened.Ex 15:26; De 5:29; Ps 81:8,11-14; Isa 48:18There were two things to which the Israelites did not duly give heed, else they had not done as they did. The word of God they heard, but they gave no heed to God's commandments: and the works of God they saw, but were not mindful of his wonders. Had they really considered them as miracles, they would have obeyed from a principle of faith and holy fear: had they duly considered them as mercies, they would have obeyed from a principle of gratitude and holy love. refused.Nu 14:3,4,11,41; 16:14; Ps 106:24,25; Pr 1:24; Heb 12:25mindful.Ps 78:11,42,43; 86:5,15; 106:7,13; Mt 16:9-11; 2Pe 1:12-15in their rebellion.Instead of {bemiryam,} "in their rebellion," seven MSS., one edition, and the LXX., have {bemitzrayim,} "in Egypt:" "appointed a captain to return to their bondage in Egypt." appointed.Nu 14:4; Ac 7:39a God.Nu 14:18,19; Ps 86:5,15; 130:4; Mic 7:18,19ready to pardon. Heb. of pardons. gracious.Ex 34:6,7; Ps 78:38; 103:8-18; 145:8,9; Isa 55:7-9; Joe 2:13Ro 9:15; Eph 1:6,7forsookest.1Ki 6:13; 8:57; Ps 106:43-46 Ex 32:4-8,31,32; De 9:12-16; Ps 106:19-23; Eze 20:7-44 in thy.27; 1Sa 12:22; Ps 106:7,8,45; Isa 44:21; La 3:22; Eze 20:14,22Da 9:9,18; Mal 3:6the pillar.12; Ex 13:21,22; 40:38; Nu 9:15-22; 14:14; Isa 4:5,6; 1Co 10:1,2 gavest.30; Nu 11:17,25-29; Isa 63:11-14good.Ps 143:10; Ro 15:30; Ga 5:22,23; Eph 5:9; 2Pe 1:21withheldest.Ex 16:15,35; Jos 5:12gavest.Ex 17:6; Ps 105:41; Isa 41:17,18; 48:21; 49:10; Joh 4:10,14Joh 7:37-39 forty.Ex 16:35; Nu 14:33,34; De 2:7; 8:2; Am 5:25; Ac 13:18their.De 8:4; 29:5; Ps 34:10Acts 7:36
brought.Ex 12:41; 33:1after.Ex 7:1-14:31; De 4:33-37; 6:21,22; Ne 9:10; Ps 78:12,13,42-51Ps 105:27-36; 106:8-11; 135:8-12; 136:9-15in the Red.Ex 14:21,27-29and in the wilderness.Ex 15:23-25; 16:1-17:16; 19:1-20:26; Nu 9:15-23; 11:1-35; 14:1-45Nu 16:1-17:13; 20:1-21:35; De 2:25-37; 8:4; Ne 9:12-15,18-22Ps 78:14-33; 105:39-45; 106:17,18; 135:10-12; 136:16-21Acts 7:39-43
whom.51,52; Ne 9:16; Ps 106:16,32,33; Eze 20:6-14but.27; Jud 11:2; 1Ki 2:27and in.Ex 14:11,12; 16:3; 17:3; Nu 11:5; 14:3,4; 21:5; Ne 9:17 unto.Ex 32:1 they.Ex 32:2-8,17-20; De 9:12-18; Ne 9:18; Ps 106:19-21rejoiced.Isa 2:8,9; 44:9-20; Ho 9:1,10; Hab 2:18-20 and gave.Ps 81:11,12; Isa 66:4; Eze 14:7-10; 20:25,39; Ho 4:17; Ro 1:24-282Th 2:10-12the host.De 4:19; 17:3; 2Ki 17:16; 21:3; Job 31:26-28; Jer 19:13; Eze 8:16O ye.Am 5:25,26have ye.Isa 43:23of forty.Ps 95:10; Heb 3:9,15-17 ye took.Le 18:21; 20:2-5; 2Ki 17:16-18; 21:6figures.Ex 20:4,5; De 4:16-18; 5:8,9and I.2Ki 17:6; 18:11; Am 5:27Babylon.In the passage of Amos, to which Stephen refers, it is beyond Damascus; but as Assyria and Media, to which they were carried, were not only beyond Damascus, but beyond Babylon itself, he states that fact, and thus fixes more precisely the place of their captivity.
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