4:24

Dipelanainyalah(TB)/pelana(TL) <02280> [Then she.]

keledai(TB/TL) <0860> [an ass.]

These animals were not anciently, as now, used only by the lower classes, but were in general use among the noble and chief personages of the East, and it was not unusual for even the husband to walk by the side of his wife while thus riding; the driver, as was the custom, following. The Shunammite, when she went to the prophet, did not desire so much attendance; but only requested her husband to send her an ass and its driver.

Tuntunlah(TB)/Buru-buru(TL) <05090> [Drive.]

tahan-tahan .... perjalananku(TB)/berhenti(TL) <06113 07392> [slack not thy riding for me. Heb. restrain not for me to ride.]

4:26

Larilah menyongsongnya ...... mendapatkan(TB)/pergilah(TL) <07323 07125> [Run now.]

Selamatkah ... selamatkah ... selamatkah ... Selamatkah ... selamatkah ... Selamat selamatkah ...... Selamat(TB)/Selamatkah ... selamatkah .... selamatkah ...... Selamat(TL) <07965> [Is it well with thee.]

Selamatkah ... selamatkah ... selamatkah ....... Selamat(TB)/Selamatkah ... selamatkah .... selamatkah ...... Selamat(TL) <07965> [It is well.]

6:27

TUHAN(TB)/Tuhan(TL) <03068> [If the Lord, etc. or, Let not the Lord save thee. whence.]

9:13

masing-masing mengambil ..... masing-masing(TB)/diambil(TL) <03947 0376> [and took every.]

The spreading of garments in the street, before persons to whom it was intended to shew particular honour, was an ancient and very general custom; the garments in these cases being used for carpets. In the Agamemnon of ’schylus, the hypocritical Clytemnestra commands the maids to spread carpets before her returning husband, that on his descending from his chariot he may place his foot on "a purple-covered path." We also find this custom among the Romans. Plutarch relates, that when Cato of Utica left the Macedonian army, where he had become legionary tribune, the soldiers spread their clothes in the way.

kakinya(TB)/kuda(TL) <01634> [on the top.]

The ancient fortified cities were generally strengthened with a citadel, (Jud 9:46, 51,) commonly built on an eminence, to which they ascended by a flight of stairs, (Ne 3:15.) It is extremely probable, therefore, that Ramoth-gilead, being a frontier town of Israel and Syria, had a tower of this nature; and that Jehu was proclaimed king on the top of the stairs by which they ascended the hill on which the tower stood, i.e., in the area before the door of the tower, and consequently the most public place in the city.

meniup sangkakala ... nafiri(TB)/ditiupkannya nafiri(TL) <07782 08628> [blew with trumpets.]

raja(TB)/naik(TL) <04427> [is king. Heb. reigneth.]

9:13

dan membentangkannya

Mat 21:8; Luk 19:36 [Semua]

meniup sangkakala

2Sam 15:10; [Lihat FULL. 2Sam 15:10]

10:16

lihatlah(TB) <03212 07200> [Come with me.]

10:16

bagaimana giatku

Bil 25:13; [Lihat FULL. Bil 25:13]

11:7

regu(TB)/bahagian(TL) <03027> [parts. or, companies. Heb. hands. go forth.]

17:33

<03373> [They feared.]

diangkut(TB)/dipindahkan(TL) <01540> [whom they carried, etc. or, who carried them away from thence.]

The new inhabitants of the land imitated the idolatrous Israelites, by associating their idols with Jehovah, as the objects of worship. The remainder, however, of the verses seem to relate to the Israelites after they were carried captive. They still persevered in idolatry and disobedience; and not being purified, were left to be consumed in the furnace. It is said that the Israelites "did not fear the Lord," yet the heathens, who followed their example, are said "to have feared the Lord." The Israelites did not so much as fear the wrath of Almighty God; but, on the other hand, the poor pagans feared the power of his wrath, and to avert it paid some ignorant worship, according to the wretched instructions given them. As this was an external acknowledgement of his power and Godhead, and a homage paid to him,he was pleased in consequence to withdraw his judgements from them.--SCOTT

18:6

berpaut(TB)/bersangkutpautlah(TL) <01692> [he clave.]

None of the kings of Judah, from the time of the division of the kingdom, equalled Hezekiah in the stedfastness and simplicity of his dependence upon the Lord; in which he aspired to an equality with his progenitor David, who had reigned over the whole land. Even Asa, through weakness of faith, sought the assistance of a heathen prince; and Jehoshaphat formed an alliance with idolatrous Ahab; but Hezekiah clave to the Lord, in entire confidence and unreserved obedience, to the end of his life.

mengikuti ..... berpegang dilakukan(TB)/mengikut(TL) <0310 08104> [from following him. Heb. from after him. kept.]

18:6

Ia berpaut

Ul 6:18; [Lihat FULL. Ul 6:18]; Ul 10:20; [Lihat FULL. Ul 10:20] [Semua]

19:8

Libna(TB/TL) <03841> [Libnah.]

Lakhis(TB/TL) <03923> [Lachish.]

19:8

melawan Libna;

Bil 33:20; [Lihat FULL. Bil 33:20]; 2Raj 8:22; [Lihat FULL. 2Raj 8:22] [Semua]

dari Lakhis.

2Raj 18:14

23:21

Rayakanlah(TB)/Peganglah(TL) <06213> [Keep.]

tertulis(TB)/tersurat(TL) <03789> [as it is written.]

23:21

Rayakanlah Paskah

Kel 12:11; [Lihat FULL. Kel 12:11]; Ul 16:1-8 [Semua]

kitab perjanjian

Kel 24:7; [Lihat FULL. Kel 24:7]