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* whom.
# 10,11,16 Ps 110:5,6 Isa 27:1 34:1-6 63:1-6 66:15,16
# Da 11:40-45 Joe 3:9-14 Zec 12:2-8 14:1-21
* by. Heb. the hands of.
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* that.
# 36:5,6 De 32:22 Ps 18:7,8 89:46 Na 1:2 Heb 12:29
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* in my.
# 39:25 De 29:20 Isa 42:13 Joe 2:18 Zec 1:14
* Surely.
# Joe 3:16 Hag 2:6,7,21,22 Heb 12:26 Re 11:13 16:18,20
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* the fishes.
# Jer 4:23-26 Ho 4:3 Na 1:4-6 Zec 14:4,5 Re 6:12,13
* steep places. or, towers, or stairs.
# Isa 30:25 2Co 10:4
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* I will.
# 14:17 Ps 105:16
* every.
# Jud 7:22 1Sa 14:20 2Ch 20:23 Hag 2:22
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* I will plead.
# Isa 66:16 Jer 25:31 Zec 14:12-15
* with pestilence.
# 5:17
* an overflowing.
# 13:11 Ge 19:24 Ex 9:22-25 Jos 10:11 Ps 11:6 18:12-14 77:16-18
# Isa 28:17 29:6 30:30-33 Mt 7:27 Re 16:21
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* magnify.
# 36:23
* and I.
# 16 37:28 39:7,13,27 Ps 9:16 Re 15:3,4 19:1-6
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1 God's judgment upon Gog.
8 Israel's victory.
11 Gog's burial in Hamon-gog.
17 The feast of the fowls.
21 Israel having been plagued for their sins,
25 shall be gathered again with eternal favour.
* son.
# 38:2,3
* Behold.
# 35:3 Na 2:13 3:5
* the chief prince of Meshech and Tubal.
Or, "prince of Rosh, Meshech, and Tubal."
# 38:2
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* I will.
It is probable that none of the invaders will escape: but
perhaps the inhabitants of Magog in general are meant. The
immense army of Gog, led forth against Israel, will almost
empty his land; and the subsequent judgments of God upon those
that remain at home, will reduce them to a sixth of the whole.
# Ps 40:14 68:2 Isa 37:29
* leave but the sixth part of thee. or, strike thee with six
plagues; or, draw thee back with a hook of six teeth, as ch.
38:4. and will cause.
# 38:15 Da 11:40
* north parts. Heb. sides of the north.
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# 20:21-24 Ps 46:9 76:3 Jer 21:4,5 Ho 1:5
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* fall.
# 17-20 38:21
* I will.
# 32:4,5 33:27 Isa 34:2-8 Jer 15:3 Re 19:17-21
* sort. Heb. wing. to be devoured. Heb. to devour.
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* open field. Heb. face of the field.
# 29:5 32:4 Jer 8:2 22:19
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* I will.
Some terrible judgment will destroy the countries whence the
army of Gog was led forth, about the same time that the army
itself shall be cut off.
# 30:8,16 38:19-22 Am 1:4,7,10 Na 1:6
* carelessly. or, confidently.
# 38:11 Jud 18:7
* in the isles.
# 38:6,13 Ps 72:10 Isa 66:19 Jer 25:22 Zep 2:11
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* will I.
# 22 38:16,23
* and I will.
# 20:9,14,39 36:20,21,36 Ex 20:7 Le 18:21
* the heathen.
# 38:16,23
* the Holy.
# Isa 12:6 43:3,14 55:5 60:9,14
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* it is come.
The prophet, seeing in vision the accomplishment of the
prediction, speaks of it as already come and done.
# 7:2-10 Isa 33:10-12 Re 16:17 21:6
* this.
# 38:17 2Pe 3:8
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* shall go.
# Ps 111:2,3 Isa 66:24 Mal 1:5
* and shall.
# 10 Jos 11:6 Ps 46:9 Zec 9:10
* set on fire.
The language here employed seems to intimate that the army of
Gog will be cut off by miracle, as that of Sennacherib; for
the people are described as going forth, not to fight and
conquer, but merely to gather the spoil, and to destroy the
weapons of war, as no longer of use.
* hand staves. or, javelins. and they.
When the immense number and destruction of the invaders are
considered, and also the little fuel comparatively which is
necessary in warm climates, we may easily conceive of this
being literally fulfilled.
* burn them with fire. or, make a fire of them.
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* shall spoil.
# Ex 3:22 12:36 Isa 14:2 33:1 Mic 5:8 Hab 3:8 Zep 2:9,10 Mt 7:2
# Re 13:10 18:6
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* the valley.
Probably the valley near the Sea of Gennesareth, as the Targum
renders, and so called because it was the great road by which
the merchants and traders from Syria and other Eastern
countries went into Egypt. Perhaps what is now called the
plains of Haouran, south of Damascus.
* on the east.
# 47:18 Nu 34:11 Lu 5:1 Joh 6:1
* noses. or, mouths. Hamon-gog. that is, The multitude of
Gog.
# Nu 11:34 *margin
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* cleanse.
# 14,16 Nu 19:16 De 21:23
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* a renown.
# De 26:19 Ps 149:6-9 Jer 33:9 Zep 3:19,20 1Pe 1:7
* the day.
# 21,22 28:22 Ps 126:2,3
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* they shall.
# Nu 19:11-19
* continual employment. Heb. continuance. to cleanse.
# 12
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* set. Heb. build.
# Lu 11:44
* in the.
# 11
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* Hamonah. that is, The multitude. cleanse.
# 12
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* Speak.
# Ge 31:54 1Sa 9:13 16:3 Isa 56:9 Jer 12:9 Zep 1:7 Re 19:17,18
* every feathered fowl. Heb. the fowl of every wing. to my.
# 4 1Sa 17:46 Isa 18:6 34:6 Jer 46:10 Zep 1:7
* sacrifice. or, slaughter.
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* eat.
# 29:5 34:8 Re 19:17,18,21
* goats. Heb. great goats.
# 34:17 *marg:
* of bullocks.
# Ps 68:30 Isa 34:7 Jer 50:11,27 51:40
* fatlings.
# De 32:14 Ps 22:12 Am 4:1
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# 19
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# 38:4 Ps 76:5,6 Hag 2:22 Re 19:18
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* I will set.
# 36:23 38:16,23 Ex 9:16 14:4 Isa 26:11 37:20 Mal 1:11
* and my.
# Ex 7:4 8:19 1Sa 5:7,11 6:9 Ps 32:4
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* know.
# 7,28 28:26 34:30 Ps 9:16 Jer 24:7 31:34 Joh 17:3 1Jo 5:20
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* the heathen.
# 36:18-23,36 2Ch 7:21,22 Jer 22:8,9 40:2,3 La 1:8 2:15-17
* hid I.
# 29 De 31:17,18 32:20 Ps 10:1 30:7 Isa 1:15 8:17 59:2 64:7
# Jer 33:5
* gave them.
# Le 26:25 De 32:30 Jud 2:14 3:8 Ps 106:41 Isa 42:24
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# 36:19 Le 26:24 2Ki 17:7-23 Isa 1:20 3:11 59:17,18 Jer 2:17,19
# Jer 4:18 5:25 Da 9:5-10
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* Now will.
The return of a few Jews from Babylon, and their continuance,
increase, partial reformation, and prosperity, till the days
of Christ, followed by their present long continued
dispersion, under the frown of God, and destitute of his
Spirit, could in no degree answer to these predictions. Hence
we must conclude, that some future events, exactly suitable to
them, shall yet take place relative to the nation of Israel.
# 34:13 36:21,24 Isa 27:12,13 56:8 Jer 3:18 23:3 30:3,10,18
# Jer 31:3 32:37 Am 9:14 Ro 11:26-31
* the whole.
# 20:40 37:21,22 Jer 31:1 Ho 1:11
* and will.
# 36:4-6,21-23 Joe 2:18 Zec 1:14 8:2
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* they have borne.
# 16:52,57,58,63 32:25,30 Ps 99:8 Jer 3:24,25 30:11 Da 9:16
* when they.
# Le 26:5,6 De 28:47,48 32:14,15 1Ki 4:25 Mic 4:4
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* I have.
# 25 28:25,26
* and am.
# 13 36:23,24 38:16,23 Le 10:3 Isa 5:16
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* shall they.
# 22 34:30 Ho 2:20
* which caused them. Heb. by my causing of them, etc.
# 23
* and have.
# De 30:3,4 Ne 1:8-10 Isa 27:12 Am 9:9 Ro 9:6-8 11:1-7
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* hide.
# 23-25 37:26,27 Isa 45:17 54:8-10
* for.
# 36:25-27 Isa 32:15 44:3-5 59:20,21 Joe 2:28 Zec 12:10 Ac 2:17
# Ac 2:18,33 1Jo 3:24
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1 The time, manner, and end of the vision of the city and
temple.
6 The description of the east gate of the outer court;
20 of the north gate;
24 of the south gate;
27 of the south gate of the inner court;
32 of the east gate;
35 and of the north gate.
39 Eight tables.
44 The chambers.
48 The porch of the house.
* In the five.
On Tuesday, April 20.
# 1:2 8:1 29:17 32:1,17
* after.
# 33:21 2Ki 25:1-30 Jer 39:1-18 52:1-34
* selfsame.
# Ex 12:41
* hand.
# 1:3 3:14,22 11:24 37:1 Re 1:10
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* the visions.
There can be little doubt, that the grand outlines of the
description of the temple, in the following extraordinary
vision, were taken from that of Solomon's, with all the
additions made to it in after ages; and we may suppose that
Zerubbabel and the other Jews had respect to it, as far as
circumstances would permit, in rebuilding the temple after the
captivity. There are, however, many circumstances which
conclusively shew, that something infinitely superior to
either the first or second temple was intended; and that the
external description must be considered as a figure and emblem
of spiritual blessings. Probably the more immediate
accomplishment of the prophecy will be subsequent to the
conversion and restoration of the Jews, the destruction of Gog
and Magog, and the pouring out of the Spirit, mentioned at the
close of the last chapter; but whether there will be any
external forms analogous to these cannot be determined, though
in some respects it seems improbable.
# 1:1 8:3 Da 7:1,7 Ac 2:17 16:9 2Co 12:1-7
* a very.
# 17:22,23 Isa 2:2,3 Da 2:34,35 Mic 4:1 Re 21:10
* by. or, upon. as the.
# 48:30-35 Ga 4:26 Re 21:10-23
* frame.
# 1Ch 28:12,19
* on the south.
# Isa 48:2 14:13
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* whose.
# 1:7,27 Da 10:5,6 Re 1:15
* with.
# 47:3 Isa 8:20 28:17 Zec 2:1,2 Re 11:1 21:15
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* behold.
# 2:7,8 3:17 43:10 44:5 Mt 10:27 13:9,51,52
* declare.
# Isa 21:10 Jer 26:2 Ac 20:27 1Co 11:23
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* a wall.
# 42:20 Ps 125:2 Isa 26:1 60:18 Zec 2:5 Re 21:12
* by.
# De 3:11
* so he.
# 42:20
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* unto.
# 20 8:16 11:1 43:1 44:1 46:1,12 1Ch 9:18,24 Ne 3:29 Jer 19:2
* which looketh. Heb. whose face was the way. stairs.
# 26 1Ki 6:8
* threshold.
# 10:18 43:8 46:2 47:1 Ps 84:10 *marg:
* one reed.
# 5,7
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# 42:5 1Ki 6:5-10 1Ch 9:26 23:28 2Ch 3:9 31:11 Ezr 8:29
# Jer 35:4
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# 8
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* the posts.
# 45:19
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* the little.
# 7
* they three.
The entrance into the outer court seems to have been through a
porch with doors at both ends; and on each side of this porch
were three small chambers, or rooms, for the use of the
porters, a reed square in size, with a passage of five cubits
between them. The common cubit, termed the "cubit of a man,"
(De 3:11,) was about 18 inches; but the cubit used by the
angel was, as we learn from ch. 43:13, "a cubit and a hand
breadth," or about three inches more than the common cubit,
that is 21 inches. Hence the measuring reed, which was "six
cubits long, by the cubit and the hand breadth," (ver. 5,)
must have been about 10½ feet
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# 11
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* space. Heb. limit, or bound.
# 12
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* the gate.
The whole arch of the east gate, measured from the southern
extremity of one room to the northern extremity of the
opposite room, was 25 cubits; including the dimensions of the
two rooms, or twelve cubits, (ver. 7;) the spaces before the
rooms, or two cubits, (ver. 12;) and the breadth of the
entrance, ten cubits, (ver. 11;) making all 24 cubits, leaving
one cubit for the thickness of the walls.
# 13
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* the court.
# 8:7 42:1 Ex 27:9 35:17 Le 6:16 1Ch 28:6 Ps 100:4 Isa 62:9