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Verse 7. _WHO WILL BEMOAN HER?_] In such cases, who pities the
delinquent? She has been the occasion of ruin to multitudes, and now
she is deservedly exposed and punished. And so it should be thought...
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ALL THEY THAT LOOK UPON THEE SHALL FLEE FROM THEE - through terror,
lest they should share her plagues, as Israel did, when the earth
swallowed up Korah, Dathan and Abiram; and they who “had been made...
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CHAPTER 3
Nineveh's Guilt and Well-Deserved Judgment
_ 1. The great wickedness of Nineveh (Nahum 3:1) _
2. Her fate to be like the fate of No-Amon (Nahum 3:8)
3. Her well-deserved and complete jud...
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NAHUM 3. A FRESH PICTURE OF THE END OF NINEVEH.
Nahum 3:1. Woe to that city of blood, full of lies and rapine, where
the prey never ceased, nor was any end to the booty! Now nothing is
heard in her bu...
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HER. Some codices, with two early printed editions, Aramaean, Syriac,
and Vulgate, read "thee"; but the Codex "Mugah", quoted in the
_Massorah_ (App-30), reads "her"....
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_NINEVEH'S TERRIBLE UNGODLINESS -- NAHUM 3:1-7:_ Nineveh was the
capital of crime and evil. It was a city of murder and treachery. It
was doomed because of its wickedness. Their practice of preying up...
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CAUSE OF THE CARNAGE. Nahum 3:4-7
RV. because of the multitude of the whoredoms of the well-favored
harlot, the mistress of witchcrafts, that selleth nations through her
whoredoms, and families throug...
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And it shall come to pass, that all they that look upon thee shall
flee from thee, and say, Nineveh is laid waste: who will bemoan her?
whence shall I seek comforters for thee?
ALL THEY THAT LOOK...
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THE DOOM OF NINEVEH
1-7. Another threat against Nineveh, showing that disaster has come
upon her on account of her sins. The keynote of the whole chapter is
the fierce cry, WOE TO THE BLOODY CITY! IT...
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NAHUM, *PROPHET OF COMFORT
NAHUM
_GORDON CHURCHYARD_
CHAPTER 3
V1 Trouble will come to you, city of blood! You are full of lies. You
are full of things that your people stole! There were always p...
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SHALL FLEE from thee. — As in the case of the destruction of Korah,
men flee from the stricken city lest they share her punishment. Nor is
she an object of compassion whose cruelties have been as exte...
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וְ הָיָ֤ה כָל ־רֹאַ֨יִךְ֙ יִדֹּ֣וד
מִמֵּ֔ךְ ו
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THE SIEGE AND FALL OF NINEVEH
Nahum 2:1; Nahum 3:1
THE scene now changes from the presence and awful arsenal of the
Almighty to the historical consummation of His vengeance. Nahum
foresees the siege...
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DESERVED DOOM
Nahum 3:1-19
This terrible chapter pictures the doom of Nineveh. She had used
infamous methods in bringing surrounding nations under her power, and
now her shame was to be discovered an...
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The last part of the prophecy is devoted wholly to the vindication of
Jehovah's action against Nineveh, and is a fitting defense of the
introductory declarations concerning His character.
In the firs...
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_Bemoan. Literally, "shake his head: " the latter words are not in
[the] Hebrew. (Haydock) --- Some supply, move his lips: but head will
answer as well. This is a sign of derision or of pity, Job xlii...
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I include the whole of this passage in one view for the sake of
shortness, having already extended the Commentary very much beyond the
original design. The whole of Nahum's prophecy, if taken literall...
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Lectures on the Minor Prophets.
W. Kelly.
Singular was the reproach of the Jews in the time of our Lord (John
7:52); for there were prophets who had arisen out of Galilee. Jonah
and Nahum were both G...
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When he says, כל-ראיך, _cal-raik_, ‘whosoever sees thee,’ we
hence learn again that רואי, _ruai, _at the end of the last verse,
is to be taken for example or spectacle; for the Prophet proceeds with
t...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 1, 2, AND 3.
If we were to examine closely the different characters of the nations
who have been connected with the people of God, we should perhaps find
in e...
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AND IT SHALL COME TO PASS, [THAT] ALL THEY THAT LOOK UPON THEE SHALL
FLEE FROM THEE,.... As something loathsome and abominable, not fit to
be come near unto, or touched; and as astonished and amazed a...
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And it shall come to pass, [that] all they that look upon thee shall
flee from thee, and say, Nineveh is laid waste: who will bemoan her?
whence shall I seek comforters for thee?
Ver. 7. _And it shal...
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_Behold, I will discover thy skirts, &c., upon thy face_ Nineveh, as a
harlot, had been proud, and appeared beautiful and gay in the gifts of
her lovers, but now God would deal with her according to h...
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1-7 When proud sinners are brought down, others should learn not to
lift themselves up. The fall of this great city should be a lesson to
private persons, who increase wealth by fraud and oppression....
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IT SHALL COME TO PASS; it will most certainly be. All they that look
upon thee, so soon as ever thou art seen and discovered, O Nineveh, in
thy vileness, SHALL FLEE FROM THEE, with hatred, loathing, a...
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Nahum 3:7 look H7200 (H8802) flee H5074 (H8799) say H559 (H8804)
Nineveh H5210 waste H7703 ...
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NINEVEH
(_ See Scofield) - (Nahum 1:1). _...
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Nahum 3:1. _Woe to the bloody city! it is all full of lies and
robbery; the prey departeth not;_
Assyria became a great empire through violence, falsehood, and
robbery. The soldiery had no respect fo...
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CONTENTS: Nineveh reaps what it has sown destruction and violence.
CHARACTERS: God, King of Assyria.
CONCLUSION: The people that have with their cruelties been a terror
and destruction to others, wi...
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Nahum 3:1. _Woe to the bloody city._ Nineveh was drunk with blood. She
was burdened with the wealth of plundered nations; her feasts and
idolatries filled up the measure of her iniquity. Oh how sublim...
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NAHUM—NOTE ON NAHUM 3:1 Again, Focus on Nineveh: More concerning the
Lord’s Coming Judgment. This last major section of the book repeats
most of the themes of the previous section (Nahum
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NAHUM—NOTE ON NAHUM 3:7 WHO WILL GRIEVE FOR HER? The answer to the
rhetorical question is that no one will grieve for or comfort Nineveh.
People will shrink back or flee in horror at the sight of what...
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CRITICAL NOTES.]
NAHUM 3:5. DISCOVER] Language suggested by preceding metaphor of an
harlot; referring to the custom of stripping captives, male and
female, and exposing them to nakedness and insult....
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EXPOSITION
NAHUM 3:1
Part III. THE CAUSE OF THE JUDGMENT—SINS OF THE CITY, WHICH BRING
INEVITABLE PUNISHMENT....
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Woe to the bloody city! it is all full of lies and robbery; the prey
departeth not; The noise of a whip, and the noise of the rattling of
the wheels, and of the prancing horses, and of the jumping cha...
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Isaiah 51:19; Jeremiah 15:5; Jeremiah 51:41; Jeremiah 51:9;...
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Shall flee — With loathing and abhorrence. Will bemoan — Whose
bowels will be moved for her that had no bowels for any one....