Bible Commentaries

Psalms 90:6-10 — The second section of the meditative part is Psalms 90:6-10: death is the wages of sin. Ver. 6. In the morning he blooms and— perishes, in the evening he is cut down and withers. Ver. 7. For we disappear by thine anger, and by thy wrath we are terrified.

Psalms 99:6-9 — Ver. 6. Moses and Aaron among his priests, and Samuel among those who call upon his name: they call upon the Lord, and he hears them. Ver. 7. In the cloudy-pillar he speaks to them, they kept his testimonies, and he gave them the law. Ver. 8.

Ezekiel 45:18-25 — Chapter 45:18-46:15 From the holy places and the holy persons, the prophet turns to the holy times and the holy acts. He directs his view to those who were grieved “for the festival” ( Zephaniah 3:18), to the banished, who complained that “the ways

Ezekiel 46:1-15 — Chapter 45:18-46:15 From the holy places and the holy persons, the prophet turns to the holy times and the holy acts. He directs his view to those who were grieved “for the festival” ( Zephaniah 3:18), to the banished, who complained that “the ways

John 14 overview — The Lord’s words in ch. John 13:36-38 had concerned Peter alone. Here He turns directly to the disciples in general. The abruptness of the transition originated, in a series of many manuscripts, the clause which overwhelming authority decides to be

Revelation 4:9-11 — Revelation 4:9. And when the beasts give [Note: The future denotes here, after the Hebrew usage, that which repeats itself, continued action, that which regularly and continuously exists—comp. the ζή?εται in Matthew 4:4, the δικαιώ?σει in Romans