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The Parts of this Prophecy are: I.  The judgment of God against Nineveh, Chapters 1; 2:  in which are: 1.  A general address:  chapter...

6.  It has two parts:  I.  The judgment of God against Nineveh (Nahum 1; 2).  II.  Reasons for the destruction of Nineveh (Nahum 3).  A...

5.  The result of the Prophecy. The Prophecy had its outcome in the destruction both of Sennacherib, and of Nineveh, conquered in about...

4.  An account of the time in which he prophesied is sought out. The time of the prophecy of Nahum is not expressly set forth, and so it...

3.  The scope of the Prophecy. It is undoubtedly the scope/goal of the Prophecy, that both the people of God might be consoled, whom,...

2.  The argument of the Prophecy.  It contains diplomatic letters to be sent to Sennacherib. The argument of the book is the...

1.  The author, נַחוּם/Nahum.  An account of his name.  Why is he called an Elkoshite? The Author of this Prophecy,...

The author, נַחוּם/Nahum.  An account of his name.  Why is he called an Elkoshite? 1.  The argument of the Prophecy.  It contains...

HOLY FATHERS:  No one separately. REFORMED:  Danæus, Œcolampadius.  English:  Anthony Gilby.[1] LUTHERAN:  Brentius, Gerlach,[2]...

The Parts are four: I.  God’s judgments towards the Jews, and grace towards the elect, Chapters 1; 2:  in which are: 1.  The judgments of...

4.  It has four parts:  I.  A denunciation of God’s judgments against the tribes of Judah and Israel, and of His grace towards the...

3.  An account of the time in which he prophesied. Moreover, he prophesied בִּימֵ֥י יוֹתָ֛ם אָחָ֥ז יְחִזְקִיָּ֖ה מַלְכֵ֣י יְהוּדָ֑ה, in...

2.  The argument of the Prophecy. Micah principally declaims עַל־שֹׁמְר֖וֹן וִירֽוּשָׁלִָֽם׃, against Samaria and Jerusalem (Micah 1:1),...

1.  The author, מִיכָה, Micheas or Micah, a Symbolic name.  He was not the son of Imlah, but a Morasthite.  Moresheth is described.  What...

The author, מִיכָה, Micheas or Micah, a Symbolic name.  He was not the son of Imlah, but a Morasthite.  Moresheth is described.  What...

HOLY FATHERS:  Ephrem, Theophylact. REFORMED:  Drusius, Grynæus, Junius,[1] Leusden, Mercerus, Œcolampadius, Willich, Wyss.[2] English: ...

The Parts of the Prophecy are two: I.  The prior calling of Jonah, Chapters 1; 2, in which is: 1.  His calling:  chapter 1:1, 2. 2.  His...

6. There are two parts: I. The former calling of Jonah to preach at Nineveh, and its lack of success (Jonah 1; 2). II. The latter...

5. An account of the time in which Jonah lived. He was older than Isaiah and Hosea. The King of Nineveh was not Sardanapalus, but his...

4.  Jonah was a type of Christ.  Use of the book. Jonah bore a type of Christ dying and rising, so that he might grant repentance to the...