Notes on the Entire Bible-The Book of 2nd Chronicles (John Wesleys Notes on the Entire Bible 14)

2 Chronicles 33 Bible Commentary

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The cardinal doctrines of the Christian life are set forth by Mr. Wesley in plain and simple language. The scholar, the preacher, the teacher or the student will find a wealth of fresh and invigorating material in this rare set of books.

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A graduate of and later fellow at Oxford, Wesley brings his tremendous education and pious devotion to his study of Scripture. Based on his study of the original languages but presented in plain English, this work seeks to maintain the balance between scholarly depth and helpful accessibility. The second volme of Wesley's notes on the Old Testament covers Judges chapter 15 through Psalm chapter Wesley's notes on the New Testament covers all 27 books and includes introductory outlines to each.

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2 Chronicles 34 Bible Commentary

The facilities are great: The encouragements are numerous. The prejudices of society are in our favour. The importance of labouring while we have this opportunity. What is the work to which we are called? That of teaching the young the Word of God Deuteronomy 6: The duty of improving existing opportunities. If you had to pass through a long and dark passage where there were many deep pits, how anxious, at the beginning, would you feel for light.

Such is the Word of God given to you at your entrance into life Psalms Text Courtesy of BibleSupport. Bibliography Exell, Joseph S. Therefore he said unto Judah , To the nobles and principal men of the kingdom:. A printed copy of this work can be ordered from: He had also an army of five hundred eighty thousand men. Judah furnished the heavily armed soldiers, and Benjamin the archers.

This large number does not mean a body of professional soldiers, but all capable of bearing arms and liable to be called into service. Copyright Statement These files are a derivative of an electronic edition prepared from text scanned by Woodside Bible Fellowship.

This expanded edition of the Jameison-Faussett-Brown Commentary is in the public domain and may be freely used and distributed. Bibliography Jamieson, Robert, D. Therefore he said unto Judah, Let us build these cities, and make about them walls, and towers, gates, and bars, while the land is yet before us; because we have sought the LORD our God, we have sought him, and he hath given us rest on every side.

So they built and prospered.

Copyright Statement These files are public domain and are a derivative of an electronic edition that is available on the Christian Classics Ethereal Library Website. Because we have sought the Lord our God, we have sought him.

John Trapp Complete Commentary. His character was excellent. His eye was single to please God, and he met with his approbation and blessing; and so shall we, when, like him, our only great and prevailing concern is to do that which is right in the eyes of the Lord. He gave a striking proof of the uprightness of his heart, in his zeal for God's service.

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No sooner was he come to the crown, than he abolished every monument of idolatry, which had remained since the days of Solomon, and had received the royal sanction, or at least was connived at, during the last reigns. And this reformation he carried through all his dominions, bringing back the people to the service of the temple, which, though kept up, had been grievously neglected; and to the observance of God's laws, about which they had become too careless.

No foreign enemy disturbed him, and none of his own subjects dared oppose him.

However difficult or dangerous it may appear to repress the torrent of iniquity, zeal for God, and dependence upon his support, will work wonders. Every body can do something for God; but magistrates and ministers are especially called upon to labour for the establishment of pure religion. Asa improved the peace he enjoyed for the strengthening of his kingdom, as well as reforming it. Acknowledging with thankfulness the mercy he enjoyed, which he regarded as the blessing of the fidelity they had shewed, he stirs up his chief men to assist him in fortifying the cities; and, though in profound tranquillity, prepared for what might happen, by keeping his militia in constant exercise, consisting of , men of Judah, and , men of Benjamin, differently armed for the various methods of attack, at a distance, or in close fight.

Peace is a most unspeakable blessing, for which we can never be too thankful. Prosperity, when the reward of fidelity, is doubly sweet. They who stay themselves on God, shall find abiding rest to their souls.

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We may expect trials; however calm the scene at present, it is our wisdom to be armed and watchful. A vast army of Ethiopians and their confederates threaten to swallow him up.

2 Chronicles 34 Bible Commentary - Wesley’s Explanatory Notes

The waves of the sea are thus permitted often to rage horribly, that the Lord, who dwelleth on high, may make his power more mightily to appear. His prayer; fervent, humble, believing. He drew near to God as his covenant-God, in whose favour and regard he had a sure interest; persuaded of his almighty power, against which numbers signified nothing; dependent on his support, and pleading his own glory now engaged, which would be dishonoured if mortal man should prevail against his cause and people.

When we can say in prayer, My God, we shall be heard. There is no might which can prevail against the Lord.

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