Jeremiah 4:17
guarding <08104> [keepers.]
rebelled <04784> [because.]
Jeremiah 6:25
out <03318> [Go not.]
sword <02719> [the sword.]
Jeremiah 14:5
Jeremiah 17:3
mountains <02042> [my.]
give <05414> [I will.]
price <01116> [and thy.]
Jeremiah 18:14
Does ...... vanish <05800> [Will.]
snow <07950> [the snow, etc. or, my fields for a rock, or for the snow of]
Lebanon? shall the running waters be forsaken for the strange cold waters? Parkhurst renders, "Will the snow of Lebanon fail from the rock of the field? or will the issuing cold flowing waters (from that mountain namely) be exhausted?" (See Targ., LXX., and Vulg.) No more could I fail my people if they trusted in me. (Compare ch. 2:13.) Maundrell says, "The chief benefit the mountain of Lebanon serves for, is, that by its exceeding height, it proves a conservatory for abundance of snow, which thawing in the heat of summer, affords supplies of water to the rivers and fountains in the valleys below."
Jeremiah 35:9
Jeremiah 40:13
Johanan <03110> [Johanan.]
Johanan and his companions seem to have acted honestly in this affair. They had received intelligence of designs formed against Gedaliah's life, and consequently against the whole new settlement. Ishmael, being a branch of David's family, was probably displeased that another was preferred above him; and the king of the Ammonites, out of hatred to the Jews, employed him to slay Gedaliah. But Gedaliah, conscious of his own integrity and benevolence, took the portrait of others from his own mind; and therefore believed evil of no man, because he felt none towards any in his own breast. He may be reproached for being too credulous and confiding; but this only serves to shew the greatness of his soul; for a little mind is always suspicious, and ready to believe the worst of every person and thing.
