4:34

mengambil .... bangsa .... bangsa bangsa(TB)/mengangkat(TL) <03947 01471> [take him.]

cobaan-cobaan(TB)/percobaan(TL) <04531> [temptations.]

tanda-tanda(TB)/tanda(TL) <0226> [by signs.]

kuat(TB/TL) <02389> [by a mighty.]

besar(TB/TL) <01419> [and by great.]

4:34

yang lain,

Kel 14:30

dengan cobaan-cobaan,

Yes 7:12

tanda-tanda

Kel 4:17; [Lihat FULL. Kel 4:17]

serta mujizat-mujizat

Ul 7:19; 26:8; 29:3; 1Taw 16:12; Mazm 9:2; 40:6; Yer 32:20 [Semua]

dan lengan

Kel 3:20; [Lihat FULL. Kel 3:20]; Ul 5:15; 6:21; 15:15 [Semua]

dengan kedahsyatan-kedahsyatan

Kel 15:11; Ul 34:12; Mazm 45:5; 65:6 [Semua]

12:31

berbuat ................... dilakukan(TB)/berbuat ........... diperbuat(TL) <06213> [Thou.]

Tuhan TUHAN ....... kekejian ... TUHAN .......... Tuhan(TB)/kebencian(TL) <08441 03068> [abomination to the. Heb. abomination of the. even their sons.]

The unnatural and horrid practice of offering human sacrifices not only existed, but universally prevailed among ancient nations. We have already (Note on Lev 20:2) referred to the custom among the Phoenicians and Carthaginians, descendants from the Canaanitish nations, of sacrificing their children to Moloch, or Saturn; and we will now cite a passage from Diodorus Siculus, (lib. xx.) which immediately precedes that already produced relative to this barbarous custom. He states that the Carthaginians imputed their being besieged by Agathocles to the anger of Saturn, because, instead of sacrificing the best of their own children, as formerly, they had sacrificed children bought for that purpose. "In haste, therefore, to rectify their errors, they chose 200 of the noblest children, and publicly sacrificed them! Others, accused of irreligion, voluntarily gave themselves up, to the number of no less than 300!"

12:31

yang dibenci-Nya,

Im 18:25; [Lihat FULL. Im 18:25]

anak-anaknya lelaki

Im 18:21; [Lihat FULL. Im 18:21]

bagi allah

2Raj 3:27; [Lihat FULL. 2Raj 3:27]