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16:18 He also removed the Sabbath awning that had been built in the temple and the king’s outer entranceway, on account of the king of Assyria. 16:19 The rest of the events of Ahaz’s reign, including his accomplishments, are recorded in the scroll called the Annals of the Kings of Judah. 16:20 Ahaz passed away and was buried with his ancestors in the city of David. His son Hezekiah replaced him as king.
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Nama Orang, Nama Tempat, Topik/Tema Kamus

Nama Orang dan Nama Tempat:
 · Ahaz a son of Jotham; listed as an ancestor of Jesus,son and successor of King Jotham of Judah,son of Micah of Benjamin
 · Assyria a member of the nation of Assyria
 · City of David the capital of Israel, on the border of Benjamin and Judah
 · city of David the capital of Israel, on the border of Benjamin and Judah
 · David a son of Jesse of Judah; king of Israel,son of Jesse of Judah; king of Israel
 · Hezekiah the son of Ahaz who succeeded him as king of Judah; an ancestor of Jesus,son of Ahaz; king of Judah,forefather of the prophet Zephaniah,an Israelite chief who signed the covenant to obey God's law
 · Judah the son of Jacob and Leah; founder of the tribe of Judah,a tribe, the land/country,a son of Joseph; the father of Simeon; an ancestor of Jesus,son of Jacob/Israel and Leah; founder of the tribe of Judah,the tribe of Judah,citizens of the southern kingdom of Judah,citizens of the Persian Province of Judah; the Jews who had returned from Babylonian exile,"house of Judah", a phrase which highlights the political leadership of the tribe of Judah,"king of Judah", a phrase which relates to the southern kingdom of Judah,"kings of Judah", a phrase relating to the southern kingdom of Judah,"princes of Judah", a phrase relating to the kingdom of Judah,the territory allocated to the tribe of Judah, and also the extended territory of the southern kingdom of Judah,the Province of Judah under Persian rule,"hill country of Judah", the relatively cool and green central highlands of the territory of Judah,"the cities of Judah",the language of the Jews; Hebrew,head of a family of Levites who returned from Exile,a Levite who put away his heathen wife,a man who was second in command of Jerusalem; son of Hassenuah of Benjamin,a Levite in charge of the songs of thanksgiving in Nehemiah's time,a leader who helped dedicate Nehemiah's wall,a Levite musician who helped Zechariah of Asaph dedicate Nehemiah's wall


Topik/Tema Kamus: Ahaz | Israel | Temple, Solomon's | COVERED WAY | COVERT | DIAL OF AHAZ | NAMES, PROPER | TAXES | Church | City of David | Hezekiah | Temple | selebihnya
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Wesley: 2Ki 16:18 - The covert The form and use whereof is now unknown. It is generally understood of some building, either that where the priests after their weekly course was ende...

The form and use whereof is now unknown. It is generally understood of some building, either that where the priests after their weekly course was ended, abode until the next course came; which was done upon the sabbath - day: or that in which the guard of the temple kept their station; or that under which the king used to sit to hear God's word, and see the sacrifices; which is called, the covert of the sabbath, because the chief times in which the king used it for those ends, was the weekly sabbath, and other solemn days of feasting, or fasting (which all come under the name of sabbaths in the Old Testament) upon which the king used more solemnly, to present himself before the Lord, than at other times.

Wesley: 2Ki 16:18 - The entry By which the king used to go from his palace to the temple.

By which the king used to go from his palace to the temple.

JFB: 2Ki 16:18 - the covert for the Sabbath The portico through which the priests entered the temple on the Sabbath.

The portico through which the priests entered the temple on the Sabbath.

JFB: 2Ki 16:18 - the king's entry without A private external entrance for the king into the temple. The change made by Ahaz consisted in removing both of these into the temple from fear of the...

A private external entrance for the king into the temple. The change made by Ahaz consisted in removing both of these into the temple from fear of the king of Assyria, that, in case of a siege, he might secure the entrance of the temple from him.

Clarke: 2Ki 16:18 - And the covert for the Sabbath And the covert for the Sabbath - There are a great number of conjectures concerning this covert, or, as it is in the Hebrew, the מוסך musach , ...

And the covert for the Sabbath - There are a great number of conjectures concerning this covert, or, as it is in the Hebrew, the מוסך musach , of the Sabbath. As the word, and others derived from the same root, signify covering or booths, it is very likely that this means either a sort of canopy which was erected on the Sabbath days for the accommodation of the people who came to worship, and which Ahaz took away to discourage them from that worship; or a canopy under which the king and his family reposed themselves, and which he transported to some other place to accommodate the king of Assyria when he visited him. Jarchi supposes that it was a sort of covert way that the kings of Judah had to the temple, and Ahaz had it removed lest the king of Assyria, going by that way, and seeing the sacred vessels, should covet them. If that way had been open, he might have gone by it into the temple, and have seen the sacred vessels, and so have asked them from a man who was in no condition to refuse them, however unwilling he might be to give them up. The removing of this, whatever it was, whether throne or canopy, or covered way, cut off the communication between the king’ s house and the temple; and the king of Assyria would not attempt to go into that sacred place by that other passage to which the priests alone had access.

Clarke: 2Ki 16:20 - Was buried with his fathers in the city of David Was buried with his fathers in the city of David - But it is expressly declared, 2Ch 28:27, that he was not buried in the sepulchres of the kings of...

Was buried with his fathers in the city of David - But it is expressly declared, 2Ch 28:27, that he was not buried in the sepulchres of the kings of Israel; and this was undoubtedly intended as a mark of degradation

His reign was disastrous and impious; and it was disastrous because it was impious. He had been a scourge, not a blessing, to his people. He had not only made illegal alterations in the temple, and in the mode of worship prescribed by the true God, but he had polluted all the cities of Judah with idolatry, and brought ruin upon the nation. On the whole, a worse king than himself had not as yet sat on the Jewish throne; and yet he had many advantages: he had for counsellor one of the greatest men ever produced in the Jewish nation, Isaiah the prophet; and God condescended to interpose especially for him when grievously straitened by the kings of Israel and Syria, both of whom were cut off according to the prediction of this prophet. But he would not lay it to heart, and therefore the wrath of God fell heavily upon him, and upon the stiff-necked and rebellious people whom he governed. He had sufficient warning and was without excuse. He would sin, and therefore he must suffer.

TSK: 2Ki 16:18 - the covert the covert : There are a great number of conjectures concerning this covert; but it is probable that it was either, as Locke supposes, a sort of shelt...

the covert : There are a great number of conjectures concerning this covert; but it is probable that it was either, as Locke supposes, a sort of shelter or canopy erected for the people on the sabbath when the crowd was too great for the porch to contain them; or, as Dr. Geddes supposes, a seat, covered with a canopy, placed on an elevation, for the king and his court, when they attended public worship. 2Ki 11:5; 1Ki 10:5; Eze 46:2

TSK: 2Ki 16:19 - -- am 3262-3278, bc 742-726, 2Ki 15:6, 2Ki 15:7, 2Ki 15:36, 2Ki 15:38, 2Ki 20:20, 2Ki 20:21; 1Ki 14:29

TSK: 2Ki 16:20 - buried // Hezekiah am 3278, bc 726 buried : 2Ki 21:18, 2Ki 21:26; 2Ch 28:27 Hezekiah : 2Ki 18:1; 1Ch 3:13; 2Ch 29:1; Isa 1:1; Hos 1:1; Mic 1:1; Mat 1:9, Ezekias

am 3278, bc 726

buried : 2Ki 21:18, 2Ki 21:26; 2Ch 28:27

Hezekiah : 2Ki 18:1; 1Ch 3:13; 2Ch 29:1; Isa 1:1; Hos 1:1; Mic 1:1; Mat 1:9, Ezekias

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Poole: 2Ki 16:18 - The covert for the sabbath // The king’ s entry without // For the king of Assyria The covert for the sabbath the form and use whereof is now unknown. It is generally understood of some building or covert; either that where the prie...

The covert for the sabbath the form and use whereof is now unknown. It is generally understood of some building or covert; either that where the priests, after their weekly course was ended, abode until the next course came and relieved them, which was done upon the sabbath day; see 2Ki 11:5,7 ; or that in which the guard or watchmen of the temple kept their station; or that under which the king used to sit to hear God’ s word, and see the sacrifices; which is called the covert of the sabbath , because the chief times in which the king used it for those ends was the weekly sabbath, and other solemn days of feasting, or fasting, (which all come under the name of sabbaths in the Old Testament,) upon which the king used more certainly and solemnly to present himself before the Lord than at other times.

The king’ s entry without by which the king used to go from his palace to the temple: See Poole "1Ki 10:5,12" .

For the king of Assyria i.e. that he might ingratiate himself with the king of Assyria, by his public contempt and rejection of that religion which had been the only partition-wall between the kings of Judah and other kings; and which possibly the present king of Assyria did vehemently dislike and hate, and therefore required these things from Ahaz.

Haydock: 2Ki 16:18 - Musach Musach. The covert, or pavilion, or tribune for the king. (Challoner) --- Achaz would not have his ally to be in the court, but placed his throne ...

Musach. The covert, or pavilion, or tribune for the king. (Challoner) ---

Achaz would not have his ally to be in the court, but placed his throne in the temple. (Du Hamel) ---

Septuagint, "and the foundation of the chair he built in the house of the Lord." (Haydock) ---

Hebrew, "and the ( musac ) covert, or tribune of the sabbath, which they had built in the temple, and the king's entry without, the turned (Haydock) round (Menochius) from the temple, for the king of Assur." He despoiled these rich ornaments, to gratify the Assyrian. (Haydock) ---

Solomon had built a most magnificent tribune, 2 Paralipomenon vi. 13. See chap. xi. 6. The musach of Juda, was the pulpit; from which the law was read, Isaias xxii. 8. The king's tribune was near the eastern gate, which was only opened on the sabbath, Ezechiel xlvi. 1. Some believe that the musach was a large curtain, suspended over the court, to keep off the sun's beams. Eupolemus speaks of some very magnificent ones, (Eusebius, præp. ix. 34.) as does also Josephus; such as those which covered the Roman theatres. Others think it was a tent for the priests to take a little rest, or for the door-keepers, or a chest designed to receive the contributions for the repairs of the temple, or for the king to distribute his alms, or a covered throne for him to sit down on. (Calmet)

Haydock: 2Ki 16:19 - Book Book. Hebrew, "in the chronicles;" or, "in the book of the annals." (Haydock)

Book. Hebrew, "in the chronicles;" or, "in the book of the annals." (Haydock)

Haydock: 2Ki 16:20 - With them With them; but not in the same sepulchre, on account of his impiety, 2 Paralipomenon xxviii. 27. (Calmet) --- In the 5th year of his reign, the Idu...

With them; but not in the same sepulchre, on account of his impiety, 2 Paralipomenon xxviii. 27. (Calmet) ---

In the 5th year of his reign, the Idumeans harassed the country, and in the 6th, the Philistines took several towns; (Salien) so that he fell a prey to enemies on all sides, and was memorable for nothing but impiety and disasters. (Haydock) ---

Rome was built, and Numa born, on the 21st of April, in the 9th year of Achaz, and the first of the 7th Olympiad. (Salien, the year before Christ 751.)

Gill: 2Ki 16:18 - And the covert for the sabbath that they had built in the house // and the king's entry without, turned he from the house of the Lord // for the king of Assyria And the covert for the sabbath that they had built in the house,.... Used on the sabbath day, either for the people to sit under to hear the law expla...

And the covert for the sabbath that they had built in the house,.... Used on the sabbath day, either for the people to sit under to hear the law explained by the priests; or for the course of the priests to be in, that went out that day, to give way to the course that entered, which yet did not depart from the temple till evening; or rather for the king himself to sit under, while attending the temple service of that day, and might be the cover of the scaffold, 2Ch 6:13 and be very rich cloth of gold; and therefore he took it away for the king of Assyria, or to signify that he should not frequent the place any more: and hence it follows:

and the king's entry without, turned he from the house of the Lord; the way which led from the king's palace to it, he turned it a round about way, that it might not be discerned there was a way from the one to the other: and this he did

for the king of Assyria; to gratify him, that he might from hence conclude that he had wholly relinquished the worship of God in the temple, and should cleave to the gods of Damascus and Syria; or for fear of him, that he might not see the way into the temple, and take away the vessels; or find him, should he be obliged to hide himself there, when in danger by him.

Gill: 2Ki 16:19 - Now the rest of the acts of Ahaz which he did, are they not written in the book of the chronicles of the kings of Judah? Now the rest of the acts of Ahaz which he did, are they not written in the book of the chronicles of the kings of Judah? Some others are written in th...

Now the rest of the acts of Ahaz which he did, are they not written in the book of the chronicles of the kings of Judah? Some others are written in the canonical book of Chronicles, 2Ch 28:1 and were, it is highly probable, in the annals of the kings of Judah, now lost.

Gill: 2Ki 16:20 - And Ahaz slept with his fathers, and was buried with his fathers in the city of David // and Hezekiah his son reigned in his stead And Ahaz slept with his fathers, and was buried with his fathers in the city of David,.... But not in the sepulchres of the kings of Israel, as David ...

And Ahaz slept with his fathers, and was buried with his fathers in the city of David,.... But not in the sepulchres of the kings of Israel, as David and Solomon, he being such a wicked prince, 2Ch 28:27.

and Hezekiah his son reigned in his stead; of whom much is said in the following part of this history.

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NET Notes: 2Ki 16:18 It is doubtful that Tiglath-pileser ordered these architectural changes. Ahaz probably made these changes so he could send some of the items and mater...

NET Notes: 2Ki 16:19 Heb “As for the rest of the events of Ahaz, and that which he did, are they not written on the scroll of the events of the days of the kings of ...

NET Notes: 2Ki 16:20 Heb “lay down with his fathers.”

Geneva Bible: 2Ki 16:18 And the ( l ) covert for the sabbath that they had built in the house, and the king's entry without, turned he from the house of the ...

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MHCC: 2Ki 16:17-20 - --Ahaz put contempt upon the sabbath, and thus opened a wide inlet to all manner of sin. This he did for the king of Assyria. When those who have had...

Matthew Henry: 2Ki 16:17-20 - -- Here is, I. Ahaz abusing the temple, not the building itself, but some of the furniture of it. 1. He defaced the bases on which the lavers were s...

Keil-Delitzsch: 2Ki 16:17-18 - -- Ahaz also laid his hand upon the other costly vessels of the court of the temple. He broke off the panels of the Solomonian stands, which were or...

Keil-Delitzsch: 2Ki 16:19-20 - -- Conclusion of the reign of Ahaz. According to 2Ch 28:27, he was buried in the city of David, but ...

Constable: 2Ki 9:30--18:1 - --C. The Second Period of Antagonism 9:30-17:41 ...

Constable: 2Ki 16:1-20 - --15. Ahaz's evil reign in Judah ch. 16 ...

Constable: 2Ki 16:10-18 - --Ahaz's apostasy 16:10-18 ...

Constable: 2Ki 16:19-20 - --Ahaz's death 16:19-20 ...

Guzik: 2Ki 16:1-20 - The Compromise of Ahaz 2 Kings 16 - The Compromise of Ahaz A. A summary of the reign of Ahaz. ...

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