Bible Commentaries

1 Chronicles 7:40 — Versículo 1 Crónicas 7:40 . Los hijos de Aser. Los rabinos dicen que las hijas de Aser eran muy hermosas, y todas se emparejaban con reyes o sacerdotes . Varias cosas relativas a los temas de este capítulo se pueden encontrar explicadas en los lugares paralelos marcados en el margen.

2 Chronicles 26:7 — Verse 2 Chronicles 26:7. And God helped him — "And the WORD of the Lord helped him against the Philistines, and against the Arabians who lived in Gerar, and the plains of Meun." - Targum. These are supposed to be the Arabs which are called the Meuneons, or Munites, or Meonites.

2 Chronicles 26:7 — Versículo 2 Crónicas 26:7 . Y Dios lo ayudó. "Y la PALABRA del Señor lo ayudó contra los filisteos, y contra los árabes que habitaban en Gerar, y en las llanuras de Meun". - Tárgum . Estos se supone que son los árabes que se llaman Meuneons , o Munites , o Meonites .

2 Chronicles 32:7 — Versículo 2 Crónicas 32:7 . Hay más con nosotros que con él. Tenemos más poder que ellos. (Estas palabras las cita del profeta Eliseo, 2 Reyes 6:16 ). Pronto se demostró que esto era cierto por la matanza hecha por el ángel del Señor en el campamento asirio.

Ezra 10:4 — Verse Ezra 10:4. Arise; for this matter belongeth unto thee] By the decree of Artaxerxes, he was authorized to do everything that the law of God required: see Ezra 7:23-28. And all officers were commanded to be aiding and assisting; hence Shechaniah says, We are with you.

Ezra 10:4 — Versículo Esdras 10:4 . Aumentar; porque este asunto te pertenece. Por el decreto de Artajerjes, él fue autorizado para hacer todo lo que la ley de Dios requería: ver Esdras 7:23-15 . Y se ordenó a todos los oficiales que ayudaran; por eso dice Secanías: Estamos con vosotros .

Job 32:7 — Verse Job 32:7. Days should speak — That is, men are to be reputed wise and experienced in proportion to the time they have lived. The Easterns were remarkable for treasuring up wise sayings: indeed, the principal part of their boasted wisdom consisted in proverbs and maxims on different subjects.

Job 7:15 — Verse Job 7:15. Chooseth strangling — It is very likely that he felt, in those interrupted and dismal slumbers, an oppression and difficulty of breathing something like the incubus or nightmare; and, distressing as this was, he would prefer death by this means to any longer life in such miseries.

Job 7:9 — Versículo Job 7:9 . Como se consume la nube. Como se disipa la nube, así se disipa el aliento de los que descienden al sepulcro. Como esa nube nunca volverá, así será con los muertos; ya no regresan para morar con los vivos. Véase en los siguientes versos.

Psalms 122:7 — Verse Psalms 122:7. Peace be within thy walls — This is the form of prayer that they are to use: "May prosperity ever reside within thy walls, on all the people that dwell there; and tranquillity within thy palaces or high places, among the rulers and governors of the people."

Psalms 26:7 — Verse Psalms 26:7. That I may publish — I have endeavoured to act so as always to keep a conscience void of offence towards thee and towards man. I have made a profession of faith in thee, and salvation from thee, and my practice gives no lie to my profession.

Psalms 32:7 — Versículo Salmo 32:7 . Tú eres mi escondite. Una alusión, probablemente, a la ciudad de refugio : "Tú me guardarás de la angustia". El vengador de la sangre no podrá alcanzarme. Y rodeado de un muro inexpugnable, me sentiré rodeado de cánticos de liberación : sabré que estoy a salvo.

Psalms 94:7 — Verse Psalms 94:7. The Lord shall not see — This was either the language of infidelity or insult. Indeed, what could the Babylonians know of the true God? They might consider him as the God of a district or province, who knew nothing and did nothing out of his own territories.

Proverbs 7:13 — Verse Proverbs 7:13. So she caught him — Laid fast hold on him, and kissed him, to show that she was affectionately attached to him.And with an impudent face — העזה פניה heezzah paneyha, "she strengthened her countenance," assumed the most confident look she could; endeavoured to appear friendly and sincere.

Song of Solomon 3:7 — Verse Song of Solomon 3:7. Threescore valiant men — These were the guards about the pavilion of the bridegroom, who were placed there because of fear in the night. The security and state of the prince required such a guard as this, and the passage is to be literally understood.

Isaiah 7:4 — Verse Isaiah 7:4. The Syriac omits וארם vearam, "and Syria;" the Vulgate reads מלך ארם melech aram, "king of Syria:" one or the other seems to be the true reading. I prefer the former: or, instead of וארם ובן vearam uben, read ופקח בן vepekach ben, and pekah son, MS.

Ezekiel 11:7 — Verse Ezekiel 11:7. Your slain - they are the flesh — Jerusalem is the caldron, and those who have been slain in it, they are the flesh; and though ye purpose to stay and share its fate, ye shall not be permitted to do so, ye shall be carried into captivity.

Joshua 12:4 — Verse Joshua 12:4. Coast of Og king of Bashan — Concerning this person see the notes on Deuteronomy 3:11, and on Numbers 21:35, c.The remnant or the giants — Or, Rephaim. See the notes on Genesis 6:4; Genesis 14:5, and Deuteronomy 2:7; Deuteronomy 2:11.

Joshua 7:10 — Verse Joshua 7:10. Wherefore liest thou thus upon thy face? — It is plain there was nothing in Joshua's prayer or complaint that was offensive to God, for here there is no reprehension: Why liest thou thus? this is no time for complaint; something else is indispensably necessary to be done.

1 Samuel 19:7 — Verse 1 Samuel 19:7. He was in his presence, as in times past. — By Jonathan's advice he had secreted himself on that day on which he was to have been assassinated: the king having sworn that he should not be slain, David resumes his place in the palace of Saul.