Bible Commentaries

Exodus 33:1-23 — The Intercession of Moses (continued) 6. By the mount Horeb] RV ’from mount Horeb onward’: this implies that they ceased wearing their ornaments. Their humiliation was lasting. Horeb] i.e. Sinai: see on Exodus 3:1. 7. Moses took the tabernacle] RV ’Moses used to take the tent,.. and he called it, The tent of meeting’: see on Exodus 25:22. The tent here is most probably not the Tabernacle whose construction is prescribed in Exodus 25-31. The words describe

1 Kings 2:24 — Me hizo una casa ] ver 2 Samuel 7:11 .

1 Kings 5:5 — Como dijo el Señor ] véase 2 Samuel 7:18 .

1 Kings 7:40 — Lavers ] LXX tiene 'ollas' como en 1 Reyes 7:45 .

Job 15:27 — Un cuadro de lujo sensual: cp. Salmo 73:7 .

Job 27:1 — Parábola ] es decir, discurso: cp. Números 23:7 .

Psalms 19:1-14 — This Ps. falls into two well-marked divisions. Psalms 19:1-6 describe the glory of God (El) as seen in the heavenly bodies, especially the sun, and are thus parallel to Psalms 8. Psalms 19:7-14 deal with the excellence of the revelation of God (Jehovah) in the Law—the subject which is expanded in Psalms 119. It is possible that two independent Pss. are here combined, as in Psalms 108, or that the second half was written as an addition

Proverbs 25:1-28 — Tribunales. Peleas 1-7. se relacionan con reyes y cortes.

Proverbs 3:24 — No asustado por sueños horribles ( Job 7:14 ).

Leviticus 1:1-17 — Offering This is mentioned first as being the most general form of sacrifice. Its characteristic feature is the consumption of the entire animal by fire upon the altar, for which reason it is also described as the ’whole burnt offering’ (1 Samuel 7:9, cp. Psalms 51:19). The victims are oxen, sheep, or goats, for which, in the case of poor persons, turtle doves or young pigeons may be substituted (Leviticus 1:14). The animal must be a male, i.e. of the superior sex, and without blemish (Leviticus

Isaiah 37:1-38 — 7. Envíalo ...] RV 'pon un espíritu en él'.

Ezekiel 48:1-35 — The Division of the Land and the Plan of the City (a) The Tribes (Ezekiel 48:1-7; Ezekiel 48:23-29) These were twelve in number, as the two tribes descended from Joseph (Ezekiel 47:13) made up for the exclusion of Levi. From the N. border (Ezekiel 48:1) to the S. border (Ezekiel 48:28) the country was divided into 13 parallel zones,

Daniel 6:1-28 — from the king, on pain of being cast into the den of lions (Daniel 6:6-9). Daniel, as his enemies expect, disregards this rule, and being accused he is found guilty, and is cast, much against the king’s will, into the den of lions (Daniel 6:10-17). After a sleeplessnight Darius comes to enquire for Daniel, and finds him alive and unhurt (Daniel 6:18-22). Daniel is taken out of the den, and his accusers, with all their families, are thrown to the lions and instantly slain (Daniel 6:23-24). Darius

Numbers 27:19 — Dale un cargo ] ver Deuteronomio 31:7 ; Deuteronomio 31:23 .

Numbers 31:29 — Ofrenda al cielo ] ver Levítico 7:28 ; Números 8 n.

Zechariah 7:1-14 — Warnings From the Past Chs.7 and 8 go together, and were spoken on a date (fourth day of the ninth month in the fourth year of Darius) two years later than the series of visions described above, viz. in 518 b.c. (On contemporary events see on Zechariah 6:8.) They are Zechariah’s

Romans 8:34 — Intercesión ] cp. Hebreos 7:25 ; 1 Timoteo 2:1 .

Revelation 20:11 — Trono ] cp. Isaías 6:1 ; Daniel 7:9 .

Revelation 5:1-14 — and His purposes to be worked out (Revelation 5:1). But no created being (RV ’no one’) is fit to receive so high a mission (Revelation 5:2.), and St. John weeps, fearing lest the promise of Revelation 4:1 should fail (Revelation 5:4). 5-7. St. John is told that the victory which Christ has won has fitted Him to take and open the book. Christ in His royal power and strength is spoken of as ’the Lion that is of the tribe of Judah’ (RV), a reference to Genesis 49:9, which was

2 Samuel 5:9 — Millo ] ver 2 Samuel 5:7 y Jueces 9:6 .