Ezr 7:20-23, Psa 68:29, 72:10, Isa 49:23, 60:6-10, Rev 12:16 | TSK | STEP

why should there be wrath.As Artaxerxes believed he was appointed by the Almighty to do this work, he therefore wished to do it heartily; knowing that if he did not, God would be displeased, and that the kingdom would be cut off from him or his posterity.

6:10-12; Zec 12:3

Psalms 68:29

Because.

1Ch 17:4-12; 22:7-11; 28:10-21; 29:3; 2Ch 2:5,6; 6:8,9

shall.

72:10,11; 76:11; 1Ki 10:10,24,25; 2Ch 32:33; Ezr 7:13-28; Ne 2:8

Isa 60:6-11,16,17

Psalms 72:10

45:12; 68:29; 1Ki 10:1,10,25; 2Ch 9:21; Isa 43:6; 49:7; 60:3,6,9

Mt 2:11

Isaiah 49:23

kings.Cyrus, Darius, Artaxerxes, and other Persian monarchs, as well as Alexander the Great, and his successors, particularly Demetrius, conferred many privileges and immunities on the Jewish people, and were munificent benefactors to their temple. But the prophecy was more remarkably and fully fulfilled in the favour which Constantine the Great, and other Christian princes and princesses from his time to the present day, have shewn to the church of Christ; though it cannot be disputed, that the grand and signal accomplishment of these predictions is yet future.

7; 52:15; 60:3,10,11,16; 62:2; Ezr 1:2-4; 6:7-12; 7:11-28; Ne 2:6-10

Es 8:1-10:3; Ps 2:10-12; 68:31; 72:10,11; 138:4; Re 21:24-26

nursing fathers. Heb. nourishers.

Nu 11:12

queens. Heb. princesses. bow.

45:14; 60:14; Ge 43:26; Ps 72:9; Re 3:9

lick up.

Mic 7:17

for they.

25:9; 64:4; Ps 25:3; 34:22; 69:6; Ro 5:5; 9:33; 10:11; 1Pe 2:6