Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,2 |           reign of Joash of Judah (i.e. shortly after 836 B.C.),
 2 4,2 |        king of Moab (IIKings 3:4), i.e. noqed.~ Amos otters us no
 3 4,2 |           never pro­phesied again, i.e. he was never an official
 4 4,2 |         given at the great autumn, i.e. New Year, festival at Bethel.
 5 5,4 |        even an homer of barley…”), i.e. half price as damaged goods (
 6 5,7 |     exchanged My glory for shame,” i.e. for Baal worship.~ Beth-aven (
 7 5,7 |      consonants, “the great king,” i.e. the king of Assyria. There
 8 6,8 |        that God was holy (qadosh), i.e. separate (See Snaith: The
 9 6,4 |            a Gentile: My shepherd, i.e. My ruler (44:28), His anointed,
10 6,4 |       ruler (44:28), His anointed, i.e. Messiah (45:1), the man
11 7,7 |                     to love mercy, i.e. chesed (see p. 39) — Hosea.~·          
12 7,7 |          walk humbly with thy God, i.e. as befits His holiness —
13 8,4 |         the points of the compass, i.e. universality.~ ~
14 9,2 |          Capernaum = Kephar Nahum, i.e. Village of Nahum. If this
15 10,3|        this in turn implied faith, i.e. trust — where faith in God
16 11,5|         fell on a branch of waker (i.e. almond), which had already
17 11,7|      instead of the perfect tense, i.e. “Hast thou seen what back­
18 11,1|            prophesying by Micaiah, i.e. Micah (3:12). Though the
19 12,3|          mg. see Exod 6:1 (let go, i.e. drive out). The former is
20 13,4|     rebellious” (ver. 3, so R.Y.), i.e. both Judah and Israel. As
21 13,6|          the mountains) of Israel, i.e. especially Judah. Note that
22 13,6|           over the land of Israel, i.e. the kingdom of Judah.~ ~
23 13,9|            be to them a sanctuary (i.e. a temple) for a little while (
24 13,0|           fate both of the prince, i.e. Zedekiah, and of the people.~
25 13,1|            them with whitewashing, i.e. giving their approbation
26 14,3|            had been able to “del,” i.e. line with wood, their own
27 14,5|            all nations shall come” i.e. all the nations which Jehovah
28 15,4|        angel (1:9, 19) went forth, i.e. appeared (ver. 3) and commanded
29 15,4|          28:16. It is a headstone, i.e. the last stone to be put
30 16,4|          covenant (3:2. R.V. mg.), i.e. the Angel of Jehovah, in
31 17,8|         supposing that the golden (i.e. gold covered) image (3:1)
32 17,1|            of the Ancient of Days, i.e. God the Father. and of the
33 17,3|          measured in “week” years, i.e. seven-year spans. The Hebrew
34 17,3|           the first seven “weeks” (i.e. 49 years) Jerusalem and
35 17,3|           the end of the 62 weeks (i.e. 434 years) Christ will come,
36 17,3| restoration of Jerusalem 69 weeks, i.e. 483 years, then this equals
37 18,1|         occasionally called Oinot, i.e. Lamentations, but normally
38 18,1|   Lamentations, but normally Ekah, i.e. How — the first word of