Genesis 17:7-8
And I.15:18; 26:24; Ex 6:4; Ps 105:8-11; Mic 7:20; Lu 1:54,55,72-75Ro 9:4,8,9; Ga 3:17; Eph 2:2God.26:24; 28:13; Ex 3:6,15; Le 26:12; Ps 81:10; Eze 28:26; Mt 22:32Heb 8:10; 11:16and to.Ex 19:5,6; Mr 10:14; Ac 2:39; Ro 9:7-9 And I.12:7; 13:15,17; 15:7-21; Ps 105:9,11wherein thou art a stranger. Heb. of thy sojournings.23:4; 28:4everlasting.48:4; Ex 21:6; 31:16,17; 40:15; Le 16:34; Nu 25:13; De 32:8; 2Sa 23:5Ps 103:17; Heb 9:15their.Ex 6:7; Le 26:12; De 4:37; 14:2; 26:18; 29:13Exodus 3:6
I am.14,15; 4:5; 29:45; Ge 12:1,7; 17:7,8; 26:24; 28:13; 31:42; 32:91Ki 18:36; Es 3:4; Ps 132:2; Jer 24:7; 31:33; 32:38; Eze 11:20Zec 8:8; Mt 22:32; Mr 12:26; Lu 20:37; Ac 7:32,32thy father.Though the word {avicha,} "thy father," is here used in the singular, yet St. Stephen, quoting this passage (Ac. 7:32), uses the plural, [Lo Theos ton patron sou,] "the God of thy fathers;" and that this is the meaning, the following words prove. This reading is confirmed by the Samaritan and Coptic. hid.Ge 17:3; Jud 13:22; 1Ki 19:13; Ne 9:9; Job 42:5,6; Ps 106:44,45Isa 6:1-5; Da 10:7,8; Mt 17:6; Lu 5:8; Ac 7:34; Heb 12:21; Re 1:17Exodus 4:5
That they.1; 3:18; 4:31; 19:9; 2Ch 20:20; Isa 7:9; Joh 5:36; 11:15,42; 20:27,31the Lord.3:15; Ge 12:7; 17:1; 18:1; 26:2; 48:3; Jer 31:3; Ac 7:2Deuteronomy 1:11
make you.2Sa 24:3; 1Ch 21:3; Ps 115:14and bless you.Ge 15:5; 22:17; 26:4; 49:25; Ex 32:13; Nu 6:27; 22:12Deuteronomy 1:35
35Deuteronomy 4:1
1 An exhortation to obedience.41 Moses appoints the three cities of refuge on that side of Jordan.44 Recapitulation. unto the statutes.Statutes, every thing that concerned morals and the rites and ceremonies of religion; judgments, all matters of civil right and wrong. 8,45; 5:1; 6:1,2; 8:1; 11:1,32; Le 19:37; 20:8; 22:31; Ps 105:45Ps 119:4; Eze 11:20; 36:27; 37:24; Mt 28:20; Lu 1:6; Joh 15:14that ye may.Le 18:5; Eze 20:11,21; Ro 10:52 Chronicles 28:9
he went out.19:1,2; 25:15,16; 1Ki 20:13,22,42; 2Ki 20:14,15Behold.To this beautiful speech nothing can be added by the best comment: it is simple, humane, pious, and overwhelmingly convincing; and it is no wonder that it produced the effect here described. That there was much humanity, as well as firmness, in the heads of the children of Ephraim, who joined with the prophet of Jehovah on this occasion, their subsequent conduct, as detailed in the fifteenth verse, sufficiently proves. They did not barely dismiss these most unfortunate captives, but they took that very spoil which their victorious army had taken, and with clothed, shod, fed, and anointed these distressed people, set the feeblest of them upon asses, and escorted them safely to Jericho! We can scarcely find a parallel to this in the universal history of the wars which savage man has carried on against his fellows from the foundation of the world. The compliance also of the whole army, in leaving both the captives and spoil to the disposal of the princes, was really wonderful, and perhaps unparalleled in history. Both the princes and army are worthy to be held up to the admiration and imitation of mankind. because the Lord God.5; Jud 3:8; Ps 69:26; Isa 10:5-7; 47:6; Jer 15:17,18; Eze 25:12-17Eze 26:2,3; Ob 1:10-16; Zec 1:15reacheth.Ge 4:10; 11:4; Ezr 9:6; Re 18:5Matthew 22:32
am.Ex 3:6,15,16; Ac 7:32; Heb 11:16God is.Mr 12:26,27; Lu 20:37,38Acts 7:32
I am.3:13; Ge 50:24; Ex 3:6,15; 4:5; Mt 22:32; Heb 11:16Then.9:4-6; Ge 28:13-17; Ex 33:20; 1Ki 19:13; Job 4:14; 37:1,2; 42:5,6Ps 89:7; Isa 6:1-5; Da 10:7,8; Mt 17:6; Lu 5:8; Re 1:17
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