Bible Commentaries

Exodus 18:2 — Verse Exodus 18:2. After he had sent her back — Why Zipporah and her two sons returned to Midian, is not certainly known. From the transaction recorded Exodus 4:20; Exodus 4:24, it seems as if she had been alarmed at the danger to which the life of one of her sons had been exposed, and fearing worse evils, left her husband and returned to her father. It is however possible that Moses, foreseeing the troubles

Exodus 9:4 — Verso Éxodo 9:4. El Señor cortará...  Éxodo 8:22. 

1 Kings 10:26 — Versículo 26. Tenía mil cuatrocientos carros.   1 Reyes 4:26 .

2 Kings 25:4 — Verse 2 Kings 25:4. 2 Kings 25:2.

2 Kings 25:4 — Versículo 2 Reyes 25:4 . 2 Reyes 25:2 .

Nehemiah 9:21 — Versículo 21. Sus vestidos no se envejecieron.  Deuteronomio 8:4 .

Psalms 86:17 — his helper, and be confounded when they sought his destruction.ANALYSIS OF THE EIGHTY-SIXTH PSALMThis Psalm is a continued prayer, and may be divided into four parts: - I. The first part is a petition for safety, drawn from his own person, Psalms 86:1-4.II. The second, a quickening of the same petition, drawn from the person and nature of God, Psalms 86:5-13.III. The third, taken from the quality of his adversaries, Psalms 86:14.IV. The fourth, a conjunction of all these three; the first, Psalms 86:15;

Ezekiel 38:4 — Versículo Ezequiel 38:4 . Te haré volver. Tu empresa fracasará.

Ezekiel 47:3 — Versículo Ezequiel 47:3 . Midió mil codos, - las aguas llegaban hasta los TOBILLOS; mil más, - las aguas llegaban hasta las RODILLAS; mil más, - se convirtieron en un RÍO que no se podía vadear. Las aguas habían crecido, y eran aguas para NADAR. I. Esto puede aplicarse

Hosea 4:4 — Verse Hosea 4:4. Yet let no man strive — Or, no man contendeth. All these evils stalk abroad unreproved, for all are guilty. None can say, "Let me pluck the mote out of thy eye," because he knows that "there is a beam in his own."For thy people are] The people

Zechariah 4:1 — and surmounting every obstacle in the way; till at length, by the good providence of God, it should be finished, amidst the joyful acclamations of the spectators, 2-10. The angel's explanation of the golden candlestick, and of the two olive trees, 11-14. NOTES ON CHAP. IVVerse Zechariah 4:1. The angel - came again, and waked me — Abp. Newcome considers this vision as represented on the same night, Zechariah 1:8, with the preceding ones. See the latter part of Zechariah 4:10, compared with Zechariah

Matthew 12:4 — Verse Matthew 12:4. Matthew 12:3; Matthew 12:3.

Matthew 12:4 — Verso Mateo 12:4. Mateo 12:3 Mateo 12:3.

Deuteronomy 10:4 — Versículo Deuteronomio 10:4 . Diez mandamientos.   Éxodo 20:1.

Deuteronomy 26:8 — Verso Deuteronomio 26:8 . Con mano poderosa.  Deuteronomio 4:34 .

Mark 1:6 — Verso Marco 1:6. Juan estaba vestido...   Mateo 3:4.

Luke 12:4 — Verso Lucas 12:4. Mata el cuerpo...   Mateo 10:28 .

Luke 8:18 — therefore on the one side there is no gain, and on the other side no loss. On this ground, the text speaks just nothing.2. It is evident that ο δοκει εχειν, what he seemeth to have, here, is equivalent to οεχει, what he hath, in the parallel places, Mark 4:25; Matthew 13:12; Matthew 25:29; and in Luke 19:26.3. It is evident, also, that these persons had something which might be taken away from them. For 1. The word of God, the Divine seed, was planted in their hearts. 2. It had already produced some good

John 14:30 — Verso Juan 14:30. El príncipe de este mundo... τουτου, de esta , es omitido por ABDEGHKLMS, Mt. BH, otros cien; tanto el siríaco , posterior Persic , todo el árabe y varios de los padres primitivos. Más bien creo que la omisión del pronombre tiene un sentido

Joshua 3:12 — Versículo Josué 3:12 . Tomaos doce hombres.   Josué 4:2 .