Exodus 23:25
And ye.De 6:13; 10:12,20; 11:13,14; 13:4; 28:1-6; Jos 22:5; 24:14,15,21,241Sa 7:3; 12:20,24; Jer 8:2; Mt 4:10he shall.De 7:13; 28:5-8; Isa 33:16; Mal 3:10I will take.15:26; De 7:15; Ps 103:3; Isa 33:24Leviticus 26:4-5
Then I.De 28:12; 1Ki 17:1; Job 5:10; 37:11-13; 38:25-28; Ps 65:9-13; 68:9Ps 104:13; Isa 5:6; 30:23; Jer 14:22; Eze 34:26,27; Joe 2:23,24Am 4:7,8; Mt 5:45; Ac 14:17; Jas 5:7,17,18; Re 11:6the land.25:21; Ps 67:6; 85:12; Eze 34:27; 36:30; Hag 2:18,19; Zec 8:12 threshing.Am 9:13; Mt 9:37,38; Joh 4:35,36eat your.25:19; Ex 16:8; De 11:15; Joe 2:19,26; Ac 14:17; 1Ti 6:17dwell.25:18; Job 11:18,19; Ps 46:1-7; 90:1; 91:1-14; Pr 1:33; 18:10Jer 23:6; Eze 34:25-28; Mt 23:37; 1Pe 1:5Deuteronomy 28:2-5
come on thee.15,45; Zec 1:6; 1Ti 4:8 in the city.Ps 107:36,37; 128:1-5; 144:12-15; Isa 65:21-23; Zec 8:3-5in the field.Ge 26:12; 39:5; Am 9:13,14; Hag 2:19; Mal 3:10,11 11; 7:13; Ge 22:17; 49:25; Le 26:9; Ps 107:38; 127:3; 128:3; Pr 10:22Pr 13:22; 20:7; 1Ti 4:8 thy basket.By basket, may be understood the olive-gathering and vintage, in which it was employed; and by the store or remainder, all laid up for future use, or prepared for present consumption. store. or, dough, or kneading troughs.5Psalms 147:14
He maketh peace, etc. Heb. Who maketh thy border peace.29:11; 122:6; Le 26:6; 1Ch 22:9; Isa 9:6,7; 60:17,18; 66:12; Zec 9:8filleth.132:11; De 8:7,8; Eze 27:17finest of the wheat. Heb. fat of wheat.81:16; *marg:De 32:14Proverbs 3:9-10
14:31; Ge 14:18-21; 28:22; Ex 22:29; 23:19; 34:26; 35:20-29Nu 7:2-89; 31:50-54; De 26:2-15; Hag 1:4-9; Mal 3:8,9Mr 14:7,8,10-21; Lu 14:13,14; 1Co 16:2; 2Co 8:2,3,8,9Php 4:17,18; 1Jo 3:17,18 11:24,25; 19:17; 22:9; Le 26:2-5; De 28:8; Ec 11:1,2; Hag 2:19Mal 3:10,11; Mt 10:42; 2Co 9:6-11Haggai 1:6
have.9; 2:16; Le 26:20; De 28:38-40; 2Sa 21:1; Ps 107:34; Isa 5:10Jer 14:4; Ho 4:10; 8:7; Joe 1:10-13; Am 4:6-9; Mic 6:14,15; Zec 8:10Mal 2:2; 3:9-11eat.Le 26:26; 1Ki 17:12; Job 20:22; Jer 44:18; Eze 4:16,17with holes. Heb. pierced through.Job 20:28; Zec 5:4Haggai 1:9
Ye looked.They had used all proper means in the cultivation of their lands, and had "sown much;" but when they rationally entertained the most sanguine expectations of a large increase, they were strangely disappointed; and even what they had brought home was unaccountably wasted, as if the Lord had "blown upon it," and driven it away! And the reason was, because they neglected the temple, and left it in ruins, whilst they eagerly employed themselves in building and decorating their own houses; therefore they were visited by drought and famine, and by various diseases on man and beast. 6; 2:16,17; Isa 17:10,11; Mal 3:8-11blow upon it. or, blow it away.2Sa 22:16; 2Ki 19:7; Isa 40:7; Mal 2:2Why.Job 10:2; Ps 77:5-10Because.4; Jos 7:10-15; 2Sa 21:1; Mt 10:37,38; 1Co 11:30-32; Re 2:4; 3:19
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