Expositor's Bibl
章节目录
共 30 段- The public danger, which stimulated the reflexion and lent f
- In the place of Jehoahaz, Necho had set up his elder brother
- The evils of drought and dearth appear to have been accompan
- The allusion in the 90th Psalm, as well as the case of Barzi
- _And I said, Alas! O Lord Iahvah, behold I know not how to s
- _Therefore_--on account of this amazing ingratitude of your
- _How canst thou say, I have not defiled myself; after the Ba
- And now let us take a farewell look at the discourse in its
- After all, it is clear from the entire context that these ho
- He begins with encouragement and persuasion, but his tone so
- And now let us take a rapid glance at the salient points of
- It is, indeed, difficult to see how Jeremiah or any of his
- The opening threat is apparently quoted from the contemporar
- A Christian country: where God is denied on the platform and
- x. 17-25. The latter part of chap. x. resumes the subject su
- The Greek Epistle of Jeremiah, which in MSS. is sometimes ap
- Nowadays more is known about the machinery of the world, but
- You will observe that the discourse we are to consider, is h
- The sentence was pronounced, but the cloud of dejection was
- The forecast is plainly of a Messianic nature; it recognises
- 2. A parabolic saying follows, with its interpretation. _And
- There is also a touching appeal to the past. The very name b
- The strength of his case is that he is persecuted, because h
- Further, it is not the least prominent but the leading part
- The beautiful strophes which follow (5-13) are not obviously
- [70] _i.e._, Loose thine hold of ... let go ... release. Rea
- Reflecting upon what he had seen, Jeremiah recognised a Divi
- So far as his immediate hearers were concerned, the effect o
- Jeremiah knew his countrymen well. No phrase could have bett
- The third stanza carries this plea for justice a step furthe