Bible Commentaries

Genesis 13:3 — Verso Génesis 13:3. Beth-el. Ver cap. Génesis 8.

2 Kings 25:3 — Verse 2 Kings 25:3. 2 Kings 25:2.

2 Kings 25:3 — Versículo 2 Reyes 25:3 . 2 Reyes 25:2 .

Psalms 119:56 — if men do not exert these, God will not fulfil the others.2. "Made to thy servant:" The promises are made to the obedient. It is in vain to desire God to remember his promises made to us, if we make no conscience to perform our promises made to him.3. "Wherein thou hast caused me to put my trust:" This is a forcible argument to induce God to fulfil his promises. They are thy promises; thou hast made them to us; and thou hast caused us to hope, because made by thee, that they shall be fulfilled.II.

Psalms 119:88 — God for comfort and grace.I. 1. He begins with a sad complaint: "My soul fainteth." As the body will fail if it want natural food, so will the soul if it get not the bread of life.2. His eyes also failed with looking up. The blessing was long delayed.3. Yet he hoped in God's word. He knew that it would not fail.4. He made complaint: "When wilt thou comfort me?"5. His state was most deplorable; his body dried and shrivelled up through long fasting and affliction, so that it resembled a leathern bottle

Psalms 146:10 — FORTY-SIXTH PSALMThe subject of this Psalm is the same with the former.It is divided into four parts: - I. An exhortation to praise God, Psalms 146:1. Which the psalmist resolves to do, Psalms 146:2.II. A dehortation from confidence in man, Psalms 146:3-4.III. He pronounces them happy who trust in God, Psalms 146:5.IV. And to persuade to this he uses every reason, Psalms 146:6-10.I. He begins with a dialogism.1. "He speaks to all: "Praise ye the Lord."2. Then by an apostrophe he turns to himself: "Praise

Psalms 3:8 — Versículo Salmo 3:8 . La salvación pertenece al Señor. Sólo Dios salva. Él es la fuente de donde proviene la ayuda y la salvación; y sólo a él se debe la alabanza de todas las almas salvadas. Su bendición está sobre su pueblo. Los que se salvan del poder y de la culpa

Psalms 5:12 — la entrada ora muy seriamente por la atención; muestra que quiso ser serio y ferviente en ella; y elige una variedad de palabras para expresar lo mismo, que se elevan por grados en la descripción:  1° Se eleva de la meditación;  2° A las palabras;  3° De las palabras a la voz;  4° De la voz al grito.  Entonces desea a Dios: A. Que considere. B. Que le escuche. C. Que escuche.  1- Considera, quien sopesa la justicia de la causa.  2- Presta oído, quien quiere entender lo que el suplicante quiere decir. 

Psalms 86:17 — 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; the second, Psalms 86:16; the third, Psalms 86:17.I. The reasons of his petition, drawn from himself.1.

Proverbs 14:14 — 1. Who is the backslider? סוג sug.1) The man who once walked in the ways of religion, but has withdrawn from them.2) The man who once fought manfully against the world, the devil, and the flesh; but has retreated from the battle, or joined the enemy.3) The man who once belonged to the congregation of the saints, but is now removed from them, and is set down in the synagogue of Satan.2. But who is the backslider in HEART?1) Not he who was surprised and overcome by the power of temptation, and the

Leviticus 9:24 — they shouted, and fell on their faces. —1. The miracle was done in such a way as gave the fullest conviction to the people of its reality.2. They exulted in the thought that the God of almighty power and energy had taken up his abode among them.3. They prostrated themselves in his presence, thereby intimating the deep sense they had of HIS goodness, of their unworthiness, and of the obligation they were under to live in subjection to his authority, and obedience to his will. -This celestial

Numbers 4:36 — Verse Numbers 4:36. Those that were numbered — In Numbers 3:27, c., we have an account of the whole number of the Levites, and here of those only who were able to serve the Lord in the sanctuary. By comparing the two places we find the numbers to stand thus: -

Deuteronomy 3:17 — Versículo Deuteronomio 3:17 . De Cinereth.   Números 34:11 .

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

Luke 10:3 — Verso Lucas 10:3. Corderos entre lobos.   Mateo 10:16.

John 2:14 — Newcome, observe the order of events."Jesus works his first miracle at Cana of Galilee, John 2:11; then he passes a few days at Capernaum, which bring him on his way to Jerusalem, John 2:12. The passover being near, he goes up to Jerusalem, John 2:13, and casts the traders out of the temple, John 2:15-16, At the passover he works many miracles, John 2:23. While he is in Jerusalem, which city he does not leave till, John 3:22, Nicodemus comes to him by night, John 3:1-2; 2 John 1:3John 3:2 contains

Romans 5:17 — offered by Jesus Christ, shall be redeemed from the empire of death, and exalted to the throne of God, to live and reign with him ever, world without end. See Revelation 1:5, Revelation 1:6; Revelation 2:7, Revelation 2:10, Revelation 2:11; Revelation 3:21.If we carefully compare Romans 5:15 with Romans 5:17, we shall find that there is a correspondence between περισσειαν, the abounding, Romans 5:17, and επερισευσε hath abounded, Romans 5:15; between της δωρεας της δικαιοσυνης, the gift of righteousness,

Galatians 1:3 — Verso Gálatas 1:3 . Gracia sea contigo...  Romanos 1:7 .

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

1 Peter 4:6 — appears the most simple; but that of Dr. Macknight, which is nearly the sense given by Mr. Wesley in his Paraphrase, is more likely to be the true one among those already proposed.But if the apostle had the same fact in view which he mentions, 1 Peter 3:19; 1 Peter 3:20, then the antedilevians are the persons intended: For this cause - that Christ is prepared to judge the quick and the dead, and to dispense righteous judgment in consequence of having afforded them every necessary advantage, was the