Genesis 2:5
plant.1:12; Ps 104:14had not.Job 5:10; 38:26-28; Ps 65:9-11; 135:7; Jer 14:22; Mt 5:45; Heb 6:7to till.3:23; 4:2,12Genesis 6:3
My.Nu 11:17; Ne 9:30; Isa 5:4; 63:10; Jer 11:7,11; Ac 7:51; Ga 5:16,171Th 5:19; 1Pe 3:18-20; Jude 1:14,15is.Ps 78:39; Joh 3:6; Ro 8:1-13; Ga 5:16-24; 1Pe 3:20Genesis 7:10
after seven days. or, on the seventh day.4waters.4,17-20; 6:17; Job 22:16; Mt 24:38,39; Lu 17:27Genesis 8:10
stayed.Ps 40:1; Isa 8:17; 26:8; Ro 8:25seven.12; 7:4,10Genesis 8:12
And he.Ps 27:14; 130:5,6; Isa 8:17; 25:9; 26:8; 30:18; Hab 2:3; Jas 5:7,8seven.10; 2:2,3Genesis 29:27-28
week.2:2,3; 8:10-12; Le 18:18; Jud 14:10,12; Mal 2:15; 1Ti 6:10we will.20 fulfilled her week.The public marriage feast made on this occasion, seems to have formed the regular method of recognising the marriage, and lasted seven days: it would therefore have been improper to have broken off the solemnities to which all the men of the place had been invited (ver. 22) and probably Laban wished to keep the fraud from the public eye. It is perfectly plain that Jacob did not serve seven years more before he got Rachel to wife. 28Job 28:25
To make the weight, etc.God has given an atmosphere to the earth, which, possessing a certain degree of gravity perfectly suited to the necessities of all animals, vegetables, and fluids, should be the cause, in His hands, of preserving animal and vegetable life; for by it the blood circulates in the veins of animals, and the juices in the tubes of vegetables. Without this atmospheric pressure there could be no respiration; and the elasticity of the particles of air in animal and vegetable bodies, would rupture the vessels in which they are contained, and destroy both kinds of life. Ps 135:7; Isa 40:12he weigheth.He has exactly proportioned the aqueous surface of the earth to the terrene parts, for the purpose of evaporation, etc.Job 36:27-32
he.5:9; 38:25-28,34; Ge 2:5,6; Ps 65:9-13; Isa 5:6; Jer 14:22the vapour.33; Ps 148:8 37:11-13; Ge 7:11,12; Pr 3:20 the spreadings.37:16; 38:9,37; 1Ki 18:44,45; Ps 104:3the noise.37:2-5; Ps 18:13; 29:3-10; 77:16-19; 104:7; Na 1:3; Hab 3:10 he.38:25,34,35; Lu 17:24and.38:8-11; Ge 1:9; Ex 14:22,28; 15:4,5; Ps 18:11-16; 104:5-9bottom. Heb. roots. by37:13; 38:22,23; Ge 6:17; 7:17-24; 19:24; Ex 9:23-25; De 8:2,15Jos 10:11; 1Sa 2:10; 7:10; 12:18he giveth.38:26,27; Ps 65:9-13; 104:13-15,27,28; 136:25; Ac 14:17 Perhaps these difficult verses should be rendered, "He covereth the concave with lightning, and chargeth it what it shall strike. Its noise declareth concerning him; a magazine of wrath against iniquity." 26:9; Ex 10:21-23; Ps 18:11; 135:7; 147:8,9; 148:8; Ac 27:20Job 37:11-12
he wearieth.36:27,28he scattereth.36:30,32; Isa 18:4; Mt 17:5his bright cloud. Heb. the cloud of his light. it.Ps 65:9,10; 104:24; Jer 14:22; Joe 2:23; Am 4:7that.Ps 148:8; Jas 5:17,18; Re 11:6Amos 4:7
I have.Le 26:18-21,23,24,27,28; De 28:23,24; 1Ki 8:35,36; 2Ch 7:13,14Isa 5:6; Jer 3:3; 5:24,25; 14:4,22; Hag 1:10,11; Zec 14:17; Jas 5:17Re 11:6when.Joe 2:23; Joh 4:35and I.Ex 8:22; 9:4,26; 10:23; Jud 6:37-40; 1Co 4:7and the.Joe 1:10-18
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