2 Kings 2:20
Get ......... salt .... So ... got <04417 03947> [salt therein.]
2 Kings 4:23
new moon <02320> [new moon.]
fine <07965> [well. Heb. peace.]
2 Kings 16:14
bronze <05178> [the brasen.]
altar ................ altar ................ altar <04196> [the altar.]
2 Kings 18:32
come <0935> [I come.]
land ....... land ........ land ....... land <0776> [like your own.]
misleading <05496> [persuadeth. or, deceiveth.]
2 Kings 16:15
morning <01242> [the morning.]
King .............. burnt sacrifice ....... royal burnt sacrifices ...... burnt sacrifice .................... burnt sacrifice <04428 05930> [the king's burnt.]
<01239> [for me to enquire by.]
2 Kings 25:29
took off <08132> [changed.]
ate <03899 0398> [he did eat bread.]
2 Kings 6:2
Each ..... get .... from <03947 0376> [and take thence.]
2 Kings 17:28
Bethel <01008> [in Bethel.]
taught ..... worship <03384 03372> [taught them.]
2 Kings 17:32
appointed <06213 07098> [made unto themselves.]
<01004> [the houses.]
2 Kings 17:41
nations <01471> [these nations.]
day <03117> [unto this day.]
2 Kings 1:2
lattice <07639> [a lattice.]
The flat roofs of the eastern houses are generally surrounded by a parapet wall breast high; but instead of this, some terraces are guarded with balustrades only, or latticed work. Of the same kind, probably, was the lattice, or net, as the term {shevacha} seems to import, through which Ahaziah fell into the court. This incident proves the necessity of the law for the formation of battlements for roof, (De 22:8,) which God graciously dictated from Sinai, which furnishes a beautiful example of his paternal care and goodness; for the terrace was a place where many offices of the family were performed, and business frequently transacted.
injured <02470> [was sick.]
Baal Zebub <01176> [Baal-zebub.]
[Beelzebub. god.]
survive <02421> [whether.]
2 Kings 4:42
Baal Shalisha <01190> [Baal-shalisha.]
food ...... loaves of bread <03899> [bread.]
barley <08184> [of barley.]
said <06861 0559> [the husk thereof. or, his scrip, or garment.]
Note: Parched corn, or corn to be parched; full ears before they are ripe, parched on the fire: a very frequent food in the East. The loaves were probably extremely small, as their loaves of bread still are in eastern countries. But small as this may appear, it would be a considerable present in the time of famine; though very inadequate to the number of persons. Baal-shalisha, of which the person who made this seasonable present was an inhabitant, was situated, according to Eusebius and Jerome, fifteen miles north of Diospolis, or Lydda.
2 Kings 17:27
one .... priests <03548 0259> [one of the priests.]
