Bible Commentaries

Genesis 5:3 — Verso Génesis 5:3. Y Adán vivió ciento treinta años, c. ] La cronología de las Escrituras, especialmente en el edades de algunos de los antediluvianos y postdiluvianos patriarcas, ha desconcertado enormemente a cronólogos, críticos y teólogos. El texto hebreo

1 Kings 5:5 — Verse 1 Kings 5:5. A house unto the name of the Lord — The name of God is God himself. I purpose to build a house to that infinite and eternal Being called Jehovah.

1 Chronicles 5:19 — Verse 1 Chronicles 5:19. They made war with the Hagarites — This is probably the same war that is mentioned 1 Chronicles 5:10. Those called Hagarites in the text are everywhere denominated by the Targum הונגראיי Hongaraai, Hongarites.

1 Chronicles 5:19 — Versículo 1 Crónicas 5:19 . Hicieron guerra con los agaritas.  Esta es probablemente la misma guerra que se menciona en 1 Crónicas 5:10 . Aquellos llamados Hagarites en el texto son denominados en todas partes por el Targum הונגראיי Hongaraai , Hongarites.

Ezra 5:5 — Verse Ezra 5:5. The eye of their God was upon the elders — The watchful care of God was upon the elders. They were assured of his favour; and they found his especial providence working in their behalf.

Ezra 5:5 — Versículo Esdras 5:5 . El ojo de su Dios estaba sobre los ancianos. El cuidado vigilante de Dios estaba sobre los ancianos. Estaban seguros de su favor ; y encontraron su providencia especial obrando a favor de ellos.

Nehemiah 9:7 — Verse Nehemiah 9:7. Who didst choose Abram — See the notes on the passages referred to in the margin.The name of Abraham — For the explanation of this name, Genesis 17:5; Genesis 17:5.

Psalms 53:5 — Versículo Salmo 53:5 . Porque Dios ha esparcido los huesos de los que acampan contra ti; los has avergonzado, porque Dios los ha despreciado. El lector verá, al comparar esto con los versículos quinto y sexto de Salmo 14:5 , que las palabras anteriores se agregan en

Song of Solomon 5:7 — Verse Song of Solomon 5:7. Took away my veil — They tore it off rudely, to discover who she was. See on Song of Solomon 5:2. To tear the veil signifies, in Eastern phrase, to deflower or dishonour a woman.

Song of Solomon 5:7 — Versículo de los Cantares de los Cantares 5:7 . Me quitaron el velo. Me lo arrancaron con rudeza, para descubrir quién era. Ver  Cantares de los Cantares 5:2 . Rasgar el velo significa, en frase oriental, desflorar o deshonrar a una mujer.

Hosea 5:5 — Verse Hosea 5:5. The pride of Israel doth testify to his face — The effrontery with which they practise idolatry manifests, not only their insolence, but the deep depravity of their heart; but their pride and arrogance shall be humbled.

Hosea 5:5 — Versículo Oseas 5:5 . El orgullo de Israel da testimonio de su rostro. El descaro con el que practican la idolatría manifiesta, no sólo su insolencia, sino la profunda depravación de su corazón; pero su orgullo y arrogancia serán humillados.

Amos 5:6 — Verse Amos 5:6. Seek the Lord, and ye shall live — Repeated from Amos 5:4.In the house of Joseph — The Israelites of the ten tribes, of whom Ephraim and Manasseh, sons of Joseph, were the chief.

Amos 5:6 — Versículo Amós 5:6 . Buscad al Señor, y viviréis. Repetido de Amós 5:4 . En la casa de José. Los israelitas de las diez tribus, de las cuales Efraín y Manasés, hijos de José, eran los jefes.

Numbers 5:29 — Verse Numbers 5:29. This is the law of jealousies — And this is the most singular law in the whole Pentateuch: a law that seems to have been copied by almost all the nations of the earth, whether civilized or barbarian, as we find that similar modes of trial

Matthew 9:10 — Verse Matthew 9:10. Sat at meat in the house — Viz. of Matthew, who it appears, from Luke 5:29, made a great feast on the occasion, thus testifying his gratitude for the honour done him; and that his friends and acquaintances might profit by the teaching of his new master, he invites them to the entertainment that was honoured by the presence

John 5:22 — Verse 22. The Father judgeth no man — This confirms what he had said before, John 5:17; John 5:19, that the Father acts not without the Son, nor the Son without the Father; their acts are common, their power equal.

Acts 5:12 — Verse Acts 5:12. By the hands of the apostles — This verse should be read with the 15th, to which it properly belongs. Acts 5:15Solomon's porch. — John 10:23; John 10:23.

Acts 5:15 — Verse Acts 5:15. Insomuch that they brought forth the sick — This verse is a continuation of the subject begun in the 12th. Acts 5:12 The following is the order in which all these verses should be read, from the 11th to the 15th. Acts 5:11-15Verse Acts 5:11.

Colossians 3:7 — Verse 7. In the which ye also walked sometime — When ye were in your unconverted state, ye served divers lusts and pleasures. Romans 7:5; Romans 7:5, and "Ephesians 2:2".