Bible Commentaries

Exodus 29:1 — CAPITULO XXIX Ceremonias que se utilizarán para consagrar a Aarón y a sus hijos, 1-3. Deben ser lavados, 4. Aarón debe ser revestido con las vestiduras sagradas, 5, 6; ser ungido, 7. Sus hijos deben ser vestidos y ceñidos, 8, 9. Deben ofrecer un novillo como ofrenda por el pecado, 10-14; y un carnero para el holocausto, 15-18; y un segundo carnero como ofrenda de consagración, 19-22. Un pan, una torta y una oblea o torta fina, para una ofrenda mecida, 23-25. El pecho de la

1 Kings 9:19 — Verse 1 Kings 9:19. And all the cities of store — Though, by the multitude and splendour of his buildings, Solomon must have added greatly to the magnificence of his reign; yet, however plenteous silver and gold were in his times, his subjects must have been greatly oppressed with the taxation necessary to defray such a vast public expenditure.

1 Kings 9:7 — Verse 1 Kings 9:7. A proverb and a by-word among all people — And so they are to the present; the unbelieving Jews, the stubborn, stiff-necked Jews, are words still in common use. They forsook the Lord, rejected his Christ, and are cast off, their temple destroyed, and they scattered over the face of the earth.

Psalms 75:1 — misericordias presentes , 1; el Señor responde, y promete juzgar al pueblo con justicia , 2, 3; reprende al soberbio y altivo , 4, 5; muestra que toda autoridad procede de sí mismo , 4-7; que castigará a los impíos , 8; el salmista resuelve alabar a Dios , 9; y el Altísimo promete derribar a los impíos y resucitar levanta a los justos , 9, 10. NOTAS SOBRE EL SALMO LXXV El título es, " Al Músico principal , o conquistador, Al-taschith , no destruyas, Salmo o Cántico de Asaf ". Ver este título Al-taschith

Psalms 9:20 — Versículo Salmo 9:20 . Póngalos en temor ] שיתה יהוה מורה להם shitah Yehovah morah lahem , "Oh Señor, pon un maestro entre ellos", para que sepan que ellos también son criaturas responsables, crezcan sabios para la salvación y se preparen para un estado de bendición.

Leviticus 10:16 — Verse Leviticus 10:16. Moses diligently sought the goat — The goat which was offered the same day for the sins of the priests and the people, (see Leviticus 9:15-16), and which, through the confusion that happened on account of the death of Nadab and Abihu, was burnt instead of being eaten. See Leviticus 10:18.

Jeremiah 9:1 — CAPÍTULO IX El profeta lamenta amargamente los terribles juicios que están a punto de ser infligidos a sus compatriotas, y señala algunos de los males que han provocado a la Divina Majestad , 1-9. Judea será completamente desolada, y los habitantes trasplantados a países paganos , 10-17. En alusión a una antigua costumbre, una banda de mujeres de duelo es llamada a lamentarse por las ruinas de Jerusalén , 17, 18; e incluso el canto fúnebre se

Amos 9:11 — Versículo Amós 9:11 . ¿Levantaré el tabernáculo de David? Es bien sabido que el reino de Israel, el más profano e idólatra, cayó primero, y que el reino de Judá continuó mucho tiempo después, y gozó de considerable prosperidad bajo Ezequías y Josías. El resto de los

Matthew 6:16 — Isaías 58:7 ; pero, ¿podrían comer su pan y darlo también? Ningún hombre debería ahorrar: debería dar toda la comida que pudo haber comido Al pobre. El que ahorra el gasto de un día con un ayuno, comete una abominación ante el Señor. Mateo 9:15 Mateo 9:15. Como los hipócritas de un rostro triste...  σκυθρωποι, ya sea de σκυθρος agrio, de mal humor , y ωψ el semblante ; o de σκυθης un escita , un taciturno, sombrío, austero phiz, como el de un Escita o Tártaro . Un hipócrita tiene

John 16:2 — Verse John 16:2. They shall put you out of the synagogues — They will excommunicate you, and consider you as execrable, and utterly unworthy to hold any commerce with God by religion; or with man by civil fellowship. John 9:22; John 9:22. In these excommunications they were spoiled of all their substance, see Ezra 10:8, and see also Hebrews 10:34, and deprived of their character, their influence, and every necessary of life. Though the Jewish people had the most humane

John 9:17 — Verse John 9:17. He is a prophet. — They had intended to lay snares for the poor man, that, getting him to acknowledge Christ for the Messiah, they might put him out of the synagogue, John 9:22, or put him to death, that such a witness to the Divine power

Acts 23:2 — which was some years after Felix was settled in the government. But Krebs has proved that this very Ananias, on being examined at Rome, was found innocent, returned to Jerusalem, and was restored to the high priesthood; see Joseph. Antiq. lib. xx. cap. 9, s. 2; but of his death I find nothing certain. See Krebs on this place, (Observat. in Nov. Testament. e Flavio Josepho,) who successfully controverts the opinion of Dr. Lightfoot, mentioned at the beginning of this note. There was one Ananias, who

1 Corinthians 9:17 — Verse 17. For if I do this thing willingly — If I be a cordial co-operator with God, I have a reward, an incorruptible crown, 1 Corinthians 9:25. Or, if I freely preach this Gospel without being burthensome to any, I have a special reward; but if I do not, I have simply an office to fulfil, into which God has put me, and may fulfil it conscientiously, and claim my privileges at the same time;

Joshua 9:3 — Verse Joshua 9:3. The inhabitants of Gibeon heard — These alone did not join the confederation. Gibeon is supposed to have been the capital of the Hivites. In the division of the land it fell to the lot of Benjamin, Joshua 18:25, and was afterwards given to the priests, Joshua 21:17. Joshua 10:2.

1 Timothy 4:7 — corona de hojas, que era la recompensa de los que vencían en esos juegos; Timoteo debía ejercitarse para la piedad, a fin de estar preparado para el reino de los cielos, y recibir allí una corona que no se desvanece. Véanse las notas sobre1 Corintios 9:24 , etc. 1 Corintios 9:24

Judges 9:29 — Verse Judges 9:29. Would to God this people were under my hand — The very words and conduct of a sly, hypocritical demagogue.Increase thine army, and come out. — When he found his party strong, and the public feeling warped to his side, then he appears to have sent a challenge to Abimelech, to come out and fight him.

1 Samuel 22:9 — Verse 1 Samuel 22:9. Doeg the Edomite, which was set over the servants of Saul — In 1 Samuel 21:7 he is said to be the chiefest of the herdmen that belonged to Saul, and the Septuagint intimate that he was over the mules of Saul. Probably he was what we call the king's equery or groom.

1 Samuel 9:27 — Verse 1 Samuel 9:27. As they were going down — So it appears that Saul arose immediately, and Samuel accompanied him out of the town, and sent the servant on that he might show Saul the word - the counsel or design, of the Lord. What this was we shall see in the 1 Samuel 10:0.

2 Samuel 14:9 — Verse 2 Samuel 14:9. The iniquity be on me — She intimates that, if the king should suppose that the not bringing the offender to the assigned punishment might reflect on the administration of justice in the land, she was willing that all blame should attach to her and her family, and the king and his throne be guiltless.

2 Samuel 9:3 — Verse 2 Samuel 9:3. That I may show the kindness of God unto him? — That is, the utmost, the highest degrees of kindness; as the hail of God, is very great hail, the mountains of God, exceeding high mountains: besides, this kindness was according to the covenant of God made between him and the family of Jonathan.