# footverse

bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.3.1" id="Lev.3.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.1 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to ask my blessing: </span><span class="ft">These sacrifices have traditionally been called “peace offerings” or “offerings of well-being.” A main purpose was to ask for the LORD's blessing, and so in the CEV they are sometimes called “sacrifices to ask the LORD's blessing.”</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.3.5" id="Lev.3.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.5 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice … to please me: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.3.17" id="Lev.3.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.17 </span><span class="fq">not even … homes: </span><span class="ft">Or “no matter where you live.”</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.4.7" id="Lev.4.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.7 </span><span class="fq">incense altar … bronze altar: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.4.8-Lev.4.10" id="Lev.4.8-Lev.4.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.8-10 </span><span class="fq">to ask my blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.1.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.4.11-Lev.4.12" id="Lev.4.11-Lev.4.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.11,12 </span><span class="fq">ash heap: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.16.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.4.18" id="Lev.4.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.18 </span><span class="fq">incense altar … bronze altar: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.4.23" id="Lev.4.23!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.23 </span><span class="fq">goat: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.4.26" id="Lev.4.26!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.26 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice … blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.1.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.4.31" id="Lev.4.31!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.31 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice … blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.1.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.6.8-Lev.6.9" id="Lev.6.8-Lev.6.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.8,9 </span><span class="fq">to please the LORD: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.6.11" id="Lev.6.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.11 </span><span class="fq">ashes … in the special place: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.16.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.6.12" id="Lev.6.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.12 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to ask my blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.1.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.6.14" id="Lev.6.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.14 </span><span class="fq">a sacrifice to give thanks to me: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 2.1.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.6.18" id="Lev.6.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.18 </span><span class="fq">and they … touching it: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.6.21" id="Lev.6.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.21 </span><span class="fq">crumbled … pieces: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.6.27" id="Lev.6.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.27 </span><span class="fq">that touches … holy: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.6.28" id="Lev.6.28!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.28 </span><span class="fq">clay pot … destroyed: </span><span class="ft">Juice from the meat cannot be completely cleaned from a clay pot.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.6.30" id="Lev.6.30!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.30 </span><span class="fq">that require blood … tent: </span><span class="ft">See 4.1-21.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.7.2" id="Lev.7.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.2 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to please me: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.7.6" id="Lev.7.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.6 </span><span class="fq">holy place: </span><span class="ft">The courtyard of the sacred tent (see 6.16,17).</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.7.8" id="Lev.7.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.8 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to please me: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.7.9" id="Lev.7.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.9 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to give thanks to me: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 2.1.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.7.11" id="Lev.7.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.11 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to ask my blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.1.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.7.29-Lev.7.30" id="Lev.7.29-Lev.7.30!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.29,30 </span><span class="fq">lift up: </span><span class="ft">Or “wave.”</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.8.18" id="Lev.8.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.18 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to please the LORD: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.8.26" id="Lev.8.26!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.26 </span><span class="fq">three kinds of bread: </span><span class="ft">Made from the finest wheat flour; olive oil was mixed into part of the dough, and some of it was made into thin wafers brushed with oil (see Exodus 29.2,3).</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.8.27" id="Lev.8.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.27 </span><span class="fq">lifted it up: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 7.29,30.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.8.29" id="Lev.8.29!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.29 </span><span class="fq">lifted it up: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 7.29,30.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.8.34" id="Lev.8.34!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.34 </span><span class="fq">forgiven: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 34.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.9.2" id="Lev.9.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.2 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to please him: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.9.3" id="Lev.9.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.3 </span><span class="fq">goat: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.9.4" id="Lev.9.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.4 </span><span class="fq">to ask the LORD's blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.1.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Lev.9.4" id="Lev.9.4!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.4 </span><span class="fq">grain sacrifice: </span><span class="ft">To give thanks to the LORD (see the note at 2.1).</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.9.21" id="Lev.9.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.21 </span><span class="fq">lifted up: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 7.29,30.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.10.1" id="Lev.10.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.1 </span><span class="fq">when they … to: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.10.12" id="Lev.10.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.12 </span><span class="fq">grain sacrifice … to give thanks to the LORD: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 2.1.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.10.14-Lev.10.15" id="Lev.10.14-Lev.10.15!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.14,15 </span><span class="fq">lifted up: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 7.29,30.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Lev.10.14-Lev.10.15" id="Lev.10.14-Lev.10.15!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.14,15 </span><span class="fq">acceptable place: </span><span class="ft">See 6.24-30.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Lev.10.14-Lev.10.15" id="Lev.10.14-Lev.10.15!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.14,15 </span><span class="fq">to ask the LORD's blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.1.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.11.3" id="Lev.11.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.3 </span><span class="fq">chews the cud: </span><span class="ft">Some animals that eat grass and leaves have more than one stomach and chew their food a second time after it has been partly digested in the first stomach. This partly digested food is called the “cud.”</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.11.4-Lev.11.8" id="Lev.11.4-Lev.11.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.4-8 </span><span class="fq">unclean: </span><span class="ft">In the Old Testament “clean” and “unclean” refer to whatever makes a person, animal, or object acceptable or unacceptable to God. For example, a person became unclean by eating certain foods, touching certain objects, and having certain kinds of diseases or bodily discharges.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.11.13-Lev.11.19" id="Lev.11.13-Lev.11.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.13-19 </span><span class="fq">Eagles … hoopoes: </span><span class="ft">Some of the birds in this list are difficult to identify.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.12.6" id="Lev.12.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.6 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to please me: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.13.3" id="Lev.13.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.3 </span><span class="fq">leprosy: </span><span class="ft">The word translated “leprosy” was used for many different kinds of skin diseases.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.13.47-Lev.13.50" id="Lev.13.47-Lev.13.50!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.47-50 </span><span class="fq">spot: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew word translated “spot” and “mildew” in verses 47-59 is the same one translated “leprosy” earlier in the chapter.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.14.2-Lev.14.3" id="Lev.14.2-Lev.14.3!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.2,3 </span><span class="fq">leprosy: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 13.3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.14.12" id="Lev.14.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.12 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to make things right: </span><span class="ft">See 7.1-10.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Lev.14.12" id="Lev.14.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.12 </span><span class="fq">lift them up: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 7.29,30.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.14.13" id="Lev.14.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.13 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please me: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.14.21" id="Lev.14.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.21 </span><span class="fq">lift these up: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 7.29,30.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.14.24-Lev.14.25" id="Lev.14.24-Lev.14.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.24, 25 </span><span class="fq">lift these up: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 7.29,30.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.14.34" id="Lev.14.34!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.34 </span><span class="fq">mildew: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew word translated “mildew” is the same one translated “leprosy” and “spot” in chapter 13.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.15.15" id="Lev.15.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.15 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to please me: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.16.1-Lev.16.2" id="Lev.16.1-Lev.16.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.1,2 </span><span class="fq">lost … disobeying the LORD: </span><span class="ft">See 10.1,2.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Lev.16.1-Lev.16.2" id="Lev.16.1-Lev.16.2!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.1,2 </span><span class="fq">inside curtain: </span><span class="ft">That separated the holy place from the most holy place.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.16.3" id="Lev.16.3!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.3 </span><span class="fq">for your sins: </span><span class="ft">See 4.3-12.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Lev.16.3" id="Lev.16.3!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.3 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to please me: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.16.8" id="Lev.16.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.8 </span><span class="fq">I will show you: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “you must cast lots to find out.” Pieces of wood or stone (called “lots”) were used to find out what God wanted his people to do.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Lev.16.8" id="Lev.16.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.8 </span><span class="fq">Azazel: </span><span class="ft">It was believed that a demon named Azazel lived in the desert.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.16.29" id="Lev.16.29!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.29 </span><span class="fq">seventh month: </span><span class="ft">Tishri (also called Ethanim), the seventh month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-September to mid-October.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.16.34" id="Lev.16.34!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.34 </span><span class="fq">Great Day of Forgiveness: </span><span class="ft">Traditionally known as the Day of Atonement.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.17.5" id="Lev.17.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.5 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice … to ask my blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.1.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.19.5" id="Lev.19.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.5 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice … to ask my blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.1.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.19.13" id="Lev.19.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.13 </span><span class="fq">to pay … end of each day: </span><span class="ft">Day laborers needed their wages to buy food for their evening meal, which was the main meal of the day.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.19.16" id="Lev.19.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.16 </span><span class="fq">but never … someone's life: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.19.20" id="Lev.19.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.20 </span><span class="fq">time: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 20.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.20.21" id="Lev.20.21!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.21 </span><span class="fq">And … children: </span><span class="ft">According to Deuteronomy 25.5,6 a man was supposed to marry his brother's widow if his brother had died without having children. Otherwise, such marriages were forbidden (see also Matthew 22.23-33; Mark 12.18-27; Luke 20.27-40).</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.20.25" id="Lev.20.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.25 </span><span class="fq">clean and unclean: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 11.4-8.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.21.4" id="Lev.21.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.4 </span><span class="fq">marriage: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 4.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.22.19-Lev.22.20" id="Lev.22.19-Lev.22.20!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.19,20 </span><span class="fq">goats: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.22.21" id="Lev.22.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.21 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to ask my blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.1.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.22.29" id="Lev.22.29!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.29 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to give thanks: </span><span class="ft">See 7.12.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.23.4-Lev.23.5" id="Lev.23.4-Lev.23.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.4,5 </span><span class="fq">first month: </span><span class="ft">Abib (also called Nisan), the first month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-March to mid-April.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.23.11" id="Lev.23.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.11 </span><span class="fq">lift it up: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 7.29,30.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.23.12" id="Lev.23.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.12 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to please me: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.23.17" id="Lev.23.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.17 </span><span class="fq">lifted up: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 7.29,30.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.23.18" id="Lev.23.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.18 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to please me: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Lev.23.18" id="Lev.23.18!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.18 </span><span class="fq">proper grain … animal: </span><span class="ft">See Numbers 15.1-16.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.23.19" id="Lev.23.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.19 </span><span class="fq">goat: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.1-3.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Lev.23.19" id="Lev.23.19!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.19 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice to ask my blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.1.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.23.20" id="Lev.23.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.20 </span><span class="fq">lift up: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 7.29,30.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.23.24-Lev.23.25" id="Lev.23.24-Lev.23.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.24,25 </span><span class="fq">seventh month: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 16.29.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.23.27" id="Lev.23.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.27 </span><span class="fq">seventh month: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 16.29.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Lev.23.27" id="Lev.23.27!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.27 </span><span class="fq">Great Day of Forgiveness: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 16.34.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.23.34" id="Lev.23.34!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.34 </span><span class="fq">seventh month: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 16.29.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.23.40" id="Lev.23.40!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.40 </span><span class="fq">best fruit from your trees: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.24.9" id="Lev.24.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.9 </span><span class="fq">holy place: </span><span class="ft">The courtyard of the sacred tent (see 6.16,17).</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.25.9" id="Lev.25.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.9 </span><span class="fq">seventh month: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 16.29.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Lev.25.9" id="Lev.25.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.9 </span><span class="fq">Great Day of Forgiveness: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 16.34.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.25.10" id="Lev.25.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.10 </span><span class="fq">fiftieth year: </span><span class="ft">The year following seven periods of seven years.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.27.11" id="Lev.27.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.11 </span><span class="fq">Donkeys … donkey: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “If you promise me an unclean animal,” which probably refers to a donkey (see Exodus 13.13; 34.20).</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.27.17" id="Lev.27.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.17 </span><span class="fq">Year of Celebration: </span><span class="ft">See 25.8-34.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.27.27" id="Lev.27.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.27 </span><span class="fq">donkey: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 27.11.</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.27.28" id="Lev.27.28!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.28 </span><span class="fq">completely dedicate … completely destroyed: </span><span class="ft">In order to show that something belonged completely to the LORD and could not be used by anyone else, it was destroyed. This law most often applied to towns and people captured in war (see Joshua 6.16,17).</span></span>


bookid: Lev
contenido:
<span verse_id="Lev.27.32" id="Lev.27.32!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.32 </span><span class="fq">one out of ten of every newborn animal: </span><span class="ft">Or “one out of every ten animals.”</span></span>


bookid: Num
contenido:
<span verse_id="Num.1.1" id="Num.1.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">second month: </span><span class="ft">Ziv, the second month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-April to mid-May.</span></span>


bookid: Num
contenido:
<span verse_id="Num.1.20-Num.1.46" id="Num.1.20-Num.1.46!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.20-46 </span><span class="fq">Jacob: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Israel,” Jacob's name after God renamed him.</span></span>


bookid: Num
contenido:
<span verse_id="Num.3.4" id="Num.3.4!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.4 </span><span class="fq">fire that was unacceptable: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Num.3.4" id="Num.3.4!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.4 </span><span class="fq">the LORD killed Nadab and Abihu … to the LORD: </span><span class="ft">See Leviticus 10.1,2.</span></span>


bookid: Num
contenido:
<span verse_id="Num.3.11-Num.3.13" id="Num.3.11-Num.3.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.11-13 </span><span class="fq">When I killed … mine: </span><span class="ft">See Exodus 13.1,2, 11-16.</span></span>


bookid: Num
contenido:
<span verse_id="Num.3.28" id="Num.3.28!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.28 </span><span class="fq">8,600: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew; some manuscripts of one ancient translation “8,300.”</span></span>


bookid: Num
contenido:
<span verse_id="Num.4.7" id="Num.4.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.7 </span><span class="fq">sacred bread: </span><span class="ft">This bread was offered to the LORD and was a symbol of his presence in the sacred tent. It was put out on a special table and was replaced with fresh bread each Sabbath (Leviticus 24.5-9).</span></span>


bookid: Num
contenido:
<span verse_id="Num.4.11" id="Num.4.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.11 </span><span class="fq">gold incense altar: </span><span class="ft">This altar for offering incense was inside the sacred tent; it was made of acacia wood covered with gold. A large altar for offering sacrifices was in front of the entrance to the tent; it was made of acacia wood covered with bronze (see verse 13).</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.1.2-2Chr.1.5" id="2Chr.1.2-2Chr.1.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.2-5 </span><span class="fq">Bezalel: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Bezalel son of Uri son of Hur.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.1.6" id="2Chr.1.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.6 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please the LORD: </span><span class="ft">These sacrifices have traditionally been called “whole burnt offerings,” because the whole animal was burned on the altar. A main purpose of such sacrifices was to please the LORD with the smell of the sacrifice, and so in the CEV they are often called “sacrifices to please the LORD.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.1.16-2Chr.1.17" id="2Chr.1.16-2Chr.1.17!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.16,17 </span><span class="fq">Musri and Kue: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Egypt and Kue.” Musri and Kue were regions located in what is today southeast Turkey.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.3.1-2Chr.3.2" id="2Chr.3.1-2Chr.3.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.1,2 </span><span class="fq">second month: </span><span class="ft">Ziv, the second month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-April to mid-May.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.3.1-2Chr.3.2" id="2Chr.3.1-2Chr.3.2!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.1,2 </span><span class="fq">Araunah: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Ornan,” another spelling of the name (see 2 Samuel 24.18-25; 1 Chronicles 21.18—22.1).</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.3.3" id="2Chr.3.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.3 </span><span class="fq">according to the older standards: </span><span class="ft">There were possibly two different standards of measurement during Israel's history.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.3.4" id="2Chr.3.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.4 </span><span class="fq">9 meters: </span><span class="ft">Some manuscripts of two ancient translations; Hebrew “54 meters.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.3.6" id="2Chr.3.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.6 </span><span class="fq">Parvaim: </span><span class="ft">An unknown place.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.3.9" id="2Chr.3.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.9 </span><span class="fq">The walls … gold: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.3.10" id="2Chr.3.10!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.10 </span><span class="fq">statues of winged creatures: </span><span class="ft">These were symbols of the LORD's throne on earth (see Exodus 25.18-22).</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.3.14" id="2Chr.3.14!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.14 </span><span class="fq">A curtain: </span><span class="ft">To separate the most holy place from the main room of the temple.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.3.16" id="2Chr.3.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.16 </span><span class="fq">designs that looked like chains: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.3.16" id="2Chr.3.16!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.16 </span><span class="fq">pomegranates: </span><span class="ft">A pomegranate is a small red fruit that looks like an apple. In ancient times, it was a symbol of life.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.3.17" id="2Chr.3.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.17 </span><span class="fq">Jachin: </span><span class="ft">Or “He (God) makes secure.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.3.17" id="2Chr.3.17!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.17 </span><span class="fq">Boaz: </span><span class="ft">Or “He (God) </span><span class="ft">is strong.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.4.13" id="2Chr.4.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.13 </span><span class="fq">pomegranates: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.16.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.4.19" id="2Chr.4.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.19 </span><span class="fq">sacred loaves of bread: </span><span class="ft">This bread was offered to the LORD and was a symbol of the LORD's presence in the temple. It was put out on special tables, and was replaced with fresh bread every week (see Leviticus 24.5-9).</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.5.2-2Chr.5.3" id="2Chr.5.2-2Chr.5.3!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.2,3 </span><span class="fq">seventh month: </span><span class="ft">Tishri (also called Ethanim), the seventh month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-September to mid-October.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.5.10" id="2Chr.5.10!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.10 </span><span class="fq">Sinai: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Horeb.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.6.28" id="2Chr.6.28!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.28 </span><span class="fq">locusts: </span><span class="ft">A type of grasshopper that comes in swarms and causes great damage to crops.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.6.42" id="2Chr.6.42!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.42 </span><span class="fq">the love you had for your servant David: </span><span class="ft">Or “how loyal your servant David was to you.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.7.7" id="2Chr.7.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.7 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please the LORD: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.6.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.7.10" id="2Chr.7.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.10 </span><span class="fq">seventh month: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 5.2,3.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.7.13" id="2Chr.7.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.13 </span><span class="fq">locusts: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 6.28.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.8.17" id="2Chr.8.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.17 </span><span class="fq">Red Sea: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew <span class="tl">yam suph</span>, here referring to the Gulf of Aqaba, since the term is extended to include the northeastern arm of the Red Sea (see also the note at Exodus 13.18).</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.8.18" id="2Chr.8.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.18 </span><span class="fq">Ophir: </span><span class="ft">The location of this place is not known.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.9.3-2Chr.9.4" id="2Chr.9.3-2Chr.9.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.3,4 </span><span class="fq">his palace: </span><span class="ft">Or “the temple.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.9.10-2Chr.9.12" id="2Chr.9.10-2Chr.9.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.10-12 </span><span class="fq">steps: </span><span class="ft">Or “stools” or “railings.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.9.21" id="2Chr.9.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.21 </span><span class="fq">seagoing ships: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “ships of Tarshish,” which may have been a Phoenician city in Spain. “Ships of Tarshish” probably means large, seagoing ships.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.9.21" id="2Chr.9.21!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.21 </span><span class="fq">peacocks: </span><span class="ft">Or “baboons.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.9.28" id="2Chr.9.28!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.28 </span><span class="fq">Musri: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.16,17.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.10.10" id="2Chr.10.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.10 </span><span class="fq">Compared … weak: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “My little finger is bigger than my father's waist.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.10.15-2Chr.10.19" id="2Chr.10.15-2Chr.10.19!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.15-19 </span><span class="fq">Adoniram: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Hadoram,” another spelling of the name.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.10.15-2Chr.10.19" id="2Chr.10.15-2Chr.10.19!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.15-19 </span><span class="fq">the people of Israel have been opposed … Judah: </span><span class="ft">From this time on, “Israel” usually refers only to the northern kingdom. The southern kingdom is called “Judah.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.11.15" id="2Chr.11.15!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.15 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “high places,” which were local places to worship foreign gods.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.11.21" id="2Chr.11.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.21 </span><span class="fq">other women: </span><span class="ft">This translates a Hebrew word for women who were legally bound to a man, but without the full privileges of a wife.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.12.3" id="2Chr.12.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.3 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopia: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Cush,” which was a region south of Egypt that included parts of the present countries of Ethiopia and Sudan.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.13.1" id="2Chr.13.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.1 </span><span class="fq">Abijah: </span><span class="ft">In 1 Kings 15.1-8 his name is spelled “Abijam.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.13.4" id="2Chr.13.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.4 </span><span class="fq">Mount Zemaraim: </span><span class="ft">Probably located on the northern border of the territory of Benjamin.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.14.3" id="2Chr.14.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.3 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 11.15.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.14.3" id="2Chr.14.3!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.3 </span><span class="fq">sacred poles: </span><span class="ft">Or “trees,” used as symbols of Asherah, the goddess of fertility.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.14.9" id="2Chr.14.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.9 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopia: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.3.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.14.9" id="2Chr.14.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.9 </span><span class="fq">Mareshah: </span><span class="ft">About 40 kilometers southwest of Jerusalem.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.14.13" id="2Chr.14.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.13 </span><span class="fq">the Ethiopians could not even fight back: </span><span class="ft">Or “not one of the Ethiopians survived!”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.15.16" id="2Chr.15.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.16 </span><span class="fq">queen mother: </span><span class="ft">Or “the mother of the king,” which was an important position in biblical times (see 1 Kings 2.19).</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.15.17" id="2Chr.15.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.17 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 11.15.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.16.4" id="2Chr.16.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.4 </span><span class="fq">Abel-Maim: </span><span class="ft">Also called “Abel-Bethmaacah” (see 1 Kings 15.20).</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.16.8" id="2Chr.16.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.8 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopian: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.3.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.16.10" id="2Chr.16.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.10 </span><span class="fq">Asa was also cruel … people: </span><span class="ft">Or “Asa also started being cruel to some of his people.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.17.6" id="2Chr.17.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.6 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 11.15.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.18.2" id="2Chr.18.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">18.2 </span><span class="fq">attacking the city of Ramoth in Gilead: </span><span class="ft">The Syrians had taken control of Ramoth (see 1 Kings 22.3,4).</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.18.16" id="2Chr.18.16!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">18.16 </span><span class="fq">vision: </span><span class="ft">In ancient times, prophets often told about future events from what they had seen in visions or dreams.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.19.3" id="2Chr.19.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.3 </span><span class="fq">sacred poles: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 14.3.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.19.11" id="2Chr.19.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.11 </span><span class="fq">Zebadiah, the leader: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Zebadiah son of Ishmael, who is the leader.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.20.1" id="2Chr.20.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.1 </span><span class="fq">Meunites: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation (see also 26.7); Hebrew “Ammonites.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.20.2" id="2Chr.20.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.2 </span><span class="fq">Edom: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Syria”; in Hebrew there is only one letter difference between “Edom” and “Aram,” which is the usual Hebrew name for Syria in the Bible.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.20.2" id="2Chr.20.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.2 </span><span class="fq">En-Gedi: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Hazazon-Tamar, also known as En-Gedi,” a city on the west shore of the Dead Sea, about 40 kilometers southeast of Jerusalem.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.20.14" id="2Chr.20.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.14 </span><span class="fq">Jahaziel, a Levite from the Asaph clan: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Jahaziel son of Zechariah son of Benaiah son of Jeiel son of Mattaniah, who was a Levite from the Asaph clan.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.20.21" id="2Chr.20.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.21 </span><span class="fq">to march in front … singing: </span><span class="ft">Or “to put on their sacred robes, lead the army into battle, and praise the LORD by singing.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.20.25" id="2Chr.20.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.25 </span><span class="fq">a large herd of livestock: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “among the bodies a large herd of.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.20.25" id="2Chr.20.25!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.25 </span><span class="fq">clothes: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “dead bodies.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.20.26" id="2Chr.20.26!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.26 </span><span class="fq">Beracah Valley … sang praises … Praise Valley: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew the name “Beracah” means “praise.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.20.33" id="2Chr.20.33!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.33 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 11.15.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.20.36" id="2Chr.20.36!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.36 </span><span class="fq">seagoing ships: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 9.21.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.20.37" id="2Chr.20.37!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.37 </span><span class="fq">Eliezer: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Eliezer son of Dodavahu from Mareshah.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.21.10" id="2Chr.21.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.10 </span><span class="fq">Even the town of Libnah: </span><span class="ft">This was a town on the border between Philistia and Judah, which means that Jehoram was facing rebellion on both sides of his kingdom.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.21.11" id="2Chr.21.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.11 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 11.15.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.21.16" id="2Chr.21.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.16 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopians: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.3.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.21.17" id="2Chr.21.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.17 </span><span class="fq">Ahaziah: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Jehoahaz,” another spelling of the name.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.22.2" id="2Chr.22.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.2 </span><span class="fq">22: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation (see also 2 Kings 8.26); Hebrew “42.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.22.11" id="2Chr.22.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.11 </span><span class="fq">Jehosheba: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Jehoshabeath,” another spelling of the name.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.24.14" id="2Chr.24.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.14 </span><span class="fq">Sacrifices to please the LORD: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.6.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.24.25-2Chr.24.26" id="2Chr.24.25-2Chr.24.26!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.25,26 </span><span class="fq">Zabad and Jehozabad: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Zabad son of Shimeath from Ammon and Jehozabad son of Shimrith from Moab.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.25.1" id="2Chr.25.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.1 </span><span class="fq">Jehoaddin: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Jehoaddan,” another spelling of the name.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.25.4" id="2Chr.25.4!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.4 </span><span class="fq">the LORD had commanded … punished: </span><span class="ft">See Deuteronomy 24.16.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.25.17" id="2Chr.25.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.17 </span><span class="fq">King Jehoash: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “King Joash son of Jehoahaz son of Jehu”; Jehoash is another spelling for the name Joash.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.26.1-2Chr.26.3" id="2Chr.26.1-2Chr.26.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.1-3 </span><span class="fq">Uzziah: </span><span class="ft">In the parallel passages in 2 Kings, he is called “Azariah” (see also 1 Chronicles 3.10-15). He is also called “Uzziah” in 2 Kings 15.13; Isaiah 1.1; Hosea 1.1; and Amos 1.1. One of these names was probably his birth name, while the other was his name after he became king.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.26.9" id="2Chr.26.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.9 </span><span class="fq">the place where the city wall turned inward: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.26.16" id="2Chr.26.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.16 </span><span class="fq">going into the temple and burning incense as an offering to him: </span><span class="ft">This was to be done only by priests (see Exodus 30.1-10; Numbers 16.39,40).</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.26.19" id="2Chr.26.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.19 </span><span class="fq">leprosy: </span><span class="ft">The word translated “leprosy” was used for many different kinds of skin diseases.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.28.4" id="2Chr.28.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.4 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 11.15.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.28.5-2Chr.28.6" id="2Chr.28.5-2Chr.28.6!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.5,6 </span><span class="fq">Pekah: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Pekah son of Remaliah.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.28.25" id="2Chr.28.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.25 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 11.15.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.29.3" id="2Chr.29.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.3 </span><span class="fq">first month: </span><span class="ft">Abib (also called Nisan), the first month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-March to mid-April.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.29.3" id="2Chr.29.3!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.3 </span><span class="fq">he unlocked the doors … repaired: </span><span class="ft">King Ahaz had locked the doors and stopped everyone from worshiping the LORD (see 28.24,25).</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.29.17" id="2Chr.29.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.17 </span><span class="fq">first month: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 29.3.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.29.21" id="2Chr.29.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.21 </span><span class="fq">goats: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “male goats.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.29.32" id="2Chr.29.32!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.32 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please the LORD: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.6.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.29.33" id="2Chr.29.33!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.33 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to ask the LORD's blessing: </span><span class="ft">These sacrifices have traditionally been called “peace offerings” or “offerings of well-being.” A main purpose was to ask for the LORD's blessing, and so in the CEV they are sometimes called “sacrifices to ask the LORD's blessing.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.30.1-2Chr.30.4" id="2Chr.30.1-2Chr.30.4!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.1-4 </span><span class="fq">first month: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 29.3.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.30.1-2Chr.30.4" id="2Chr.30.1-2Chr.30.4!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.1-4 </span><span class="fq">second month: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.1,2.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.30.6" id="2Chr.30.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.6 </span><span class="fq">the invasion of the Assyrian kings: </span><span class="ft">See 2 Kings 17.1-22.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.30.13" id="2Chr.30.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.13 </span><span class="fq">second month: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.1,2.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.30.13" id="2Chr.30.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.13 </span><span class="fq">the Festival of Thin Bread: </span><span class="ft">The celebration of this Festival began one day after Passover. And so these two festivals were often referred to as one.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.30.15-2Chr.30.17" id="2Chr.30.15-2Chr.30.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.15-17 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please the LORD: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.6.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.31.1" id="2Chr.31.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.1 </span><span class="fq">sacred poles: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 14.3.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.31.1" id="2Chr.31.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.1 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 11.15.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.31.2" id="2Chr.31.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.2 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please the LORD: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.6.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.31.2" id="2Chr.31.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.2 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to ask his blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 29.33.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.31.7" id="2Chr.31.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.7 </span><span class="fq">third month: </span><span class="ft">Sivan, the third month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-May to mid-June.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.31.15-2Chr.31.16" id="2Chr.31.15-2Chr.31.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.15,16 </span><span class="fq">30: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “3” instead of “30”; in Hebrew, these two words look almost exactly the same (see also Numbers 4.3; 1 Chronicles 23.3).</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.32.12" id="2Chr.32.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.12 </span><span class="fq">worship: </span><span class="ft">Hezekiah actually had torn down the places where idols were worshiped, and he had told the people to worship the LORD at the one place of worship in Jerusalem. But the Assyrian leader was confused and thought these were also places where the LORD was supposed to be worshiped.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.32.33" id="2Chr.32.33!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.33 </span><span class="fq">in the section … reserved for the most respected kings: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.33.3" id="2Chr.33.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">33.3 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 11.15.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.33.3" id="2Chr.33.3!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">33.3 </span><span class="fq">sacred poles: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 14.3.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.33.14" id="2Chr.33.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">33.14 </span><span class="fq">fortified cities in Judah: </span><span class="ft">At this time, Judah was under the control of Assyria. The fortifications mentioned in this verse may have been done under orders from Assyrian officials, hoping to strengthen their southern border against the rising power of Egypt.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.33.16" id="2Chr.33.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">33.16 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to ask his blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 29.33.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.33.19" id="2Chr.33.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">33.19 </span><span class="fq">Hozai: </span><span class="ft">Or “The prophets.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.34.3" id="2Chr.34.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">34.3 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 11.15.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.34.3" id="2Chr.34.3!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">34.3 </span><span class="fq">sacred poles: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 14.3.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.34.5" id="2Chr.34.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">34.5 </span><span class="fq">the bones of the pagan priests burned on the altars: </span><span class="ft">This made the altars unclean, so that they could not be used in worshiping any god.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.34.6" id="2Chr.34.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">34.6 </span><span class="fq">ruined villages: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.34.20" id="2Chr.34.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">34.20 </span><span class="fq">Abdon son of Micah: </span><span class="ft">Also called “Achbor son of Micaiah” (see 2 Kings 22.12).</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.34.22" id="2Chr.34.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">34.22 </span><span class="fq">Shallum: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Shallum son of Tokhath son of Hasrah.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.34.30" id="2Chr.34.30!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">34.30 </span><span class="fq">The Book of God's Law: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “The Book of God's Agreement,” which is the same as “The Book of God's Law” in verses 15 and 19. In traditional translations this is called “The Book of the Covenant.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.35.1" id="2Chr.35.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">35.1 </span><span class="fq">first month: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 29.3.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.35.5" id="2Chr.35.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">35.5 </span><span class="fq">each family of worshipers … you: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.35.12" id="2Chr.35.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">35.12 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please the LORD: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.6.</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.35.20" id="2Chr.35.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">35.20 </span><span class="fq">battle: </span><span class="ft">At this time, King Neco of Egypt (609–595 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>) was fighting on the side of the Assyrians. He marched north to fight the Babylonian army and help Assyria keep control of its land. Since Josiah considered Assyria an enemy, he set out to stop Neco and the Egyptian troops.</span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.36.9" id="2Chr.36.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">36.9 </span><span class="fq">18 years: </span><span class="ft">Some manuscripts of one ancient translation (see also 2 Kings 24.8); Hebrew “8 years.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.36.21" id="2Chr.36.21!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">36.21 </span><span class="fq">rest: </span><span class="ft">According to Leviticus 25.1-7, the land was supposed to rest every seventh year.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Chr.36.21" id="2Chr.36.21!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">36.21 </span><span class="fq">Jeremiah … said: </span><span class="ft">Jeremiah 25.11,12; 29.10. According to the Law, the people had to allow the land to rest one out of every seven years (see Leviticus 25.1-7).</span></span>


bookid: 2Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Chr.36.22" id="2Chr.36.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">36.22 </span><span class="fq">the first year that Cyrus was king of Persia: </span><span class="ft">Probably 538 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>, when Cyrus captured Babylonia. He had actually ruled Persia since 549 <span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.1.1" id="Ezra.1.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">a promise: </span><span class="ft">That the people of Israel would be set free from Babylonia after 70 years (see Jeremiah 25.11; 29.10).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.1.1" id="Ezra.1.1!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">the first year that Cyrus was king of Persia: </span><span class="ft">Probably 539 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>, when Cyrus captured Babylonia. He had actually ruled Persia since 549 <span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.1.7" id="Ezra.1.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.7 </span><span class="fq">Nebuchadnezzar: </span><span class="ft">Known as Nebuchadnezzar II, who ruled Babylonia from 605 to 562 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span> In 586 <span class="sc">b.c.</span> he destroyed Jerusalem and took many of its people to Babylonia.</span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.1.9-Ezra.1.10" id="Ezra.1.9-Ezra.1.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.9,10 </span><span class="fq">other dishes: </span><span class="ft">Or “knives.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.2.1" id="Ezra.2.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.1 </span><span class="fq">Nebuchadnezzar: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.7.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.2.2-Ezra.2.20" id="Ezra.2.2-Ezra.2.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.2-20 </span><span class="fq">Joshua: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Jeshua.” In this translation the name “Joshua” is used of the descendant of Jozadak, the last chief priest before the exile; this same Joshua is often mentioned together with Zerubbabel (2.2-20; 3.2,8, 9; 4.3; 5.2; 10.18,19). In other places the name “Jeshua” is used (2.2-20,36-39,40-42; 8.33).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.2.2-Ezra.2.20" id="Ezra.2.2-Ezra.2.20!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.2-20 </span><span class="fq">Jeshua and Joab: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Jeshua Joab.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.2.63" id="Ezra.2.63!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.63 </span><span class="fq">governor: </span><span class="ft">In Nehemiah 8.9; 10.1, this same title is used of Nehemiah, though it is doubtful if he is the one referred to here.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.2.63" id="Ezra.2.63!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.63 </span><span class="fq">until … priests: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “until a priest comes with the urim and thummim,” sacred objects which were used in some way to receive answers from God.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.2.70" id="Ezra.2.70!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.70 </span><span class="fq">workers: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 70.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.3.1" id="Ezra.3.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.1 </span><span class="fq">seventh month: </span><span class="ft">Tishri (also called Ethanim), the seventh month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-September to mid-October.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.3.3" id="Ezra.3.3!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.3 </span><span class="fq">where it had stood before: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.3.5" id="Ezra.3.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.5 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please the LORD: </span><span class="ft">In traditional translations these sacrifices are usually called “whole burnt offerings” (see Leviticus 1.1-16).</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.3.8" id="Ezra.3.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.8 </span><span class="fq">second month: </span><span class="ft">Ziv, the second month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-April to mid-May.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.3.9" id="Ezra.3.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.9 </span><span class="fq">Hodaviah: </span><span class="ft">Or “Yehudah” or “Hodiah.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.3.10" id="Ezra.3.10!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.10 </span><span class="fq">King David: </span><span class="ft">Ruled from about 1010 to 970 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.4.1" id="Ezra.4.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.1 </span><span class="fq">Foreigners: </span><span class="ft">People from foreign countries who had been captured by Assyrian and Babylonian kings and forced to settle in Palestine.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.4.2" id="Ezra.4.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.2 </span><span class="fq">King Esarhaddon of Assyria: </span><span class="ft">Ruled from 681 to 669 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span> These people may have been brought to Palestine in 677 or 676 <span class="sc">b.c.</span>, when Esarhaddon invaded Syria.</span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.4.4" id="Ezra.4.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.4 </span><span class="fq">Jews: </span><span class="ft">This was the name given to those Israelites who settled in Judah after returning from Babylonia.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.4.5" id="Ezra.4.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.5 </span><span class="fq">Cyrus … Darius: </span><span class="ft">Cyrus ruled 539–530 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span> (see the note at 1.1); Darius I, known as Darius the Great, ruled 522–486 <span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.4.6" id="Ezra.4.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.6 </span><span class="fq">Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">Verses 6-23, which tell about the events of a later period, are placed here because they are also concerned with the problem of stopping or slowing down work on the temple.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.4.6" id="Ezra.4.6!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.6 </span><span class="fq">first year that Xerxes was king: </span><span class="ft">Either the end of 486 or the beginning of 485 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span> The Hebrew has the king's Persian name “Ahasuerus,” but he is better known as “Xerxes,” the Greek form of the name.</span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.4.7" id="Ezra.4.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.7 </span><span class="fq">Artaxerxes … Persia: </span><span class="ft">Artaxerxes I (465–425 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>).</span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.4.7" id="Ezra.4.7!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.7 </span><span class="fq">It was … translated: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.4.8-Ezra.4.10" id="Ezra.4.8-Ezra.4.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.8-10 </span><span class="ft">Ezra 4.8—6.18 was written in Aramaic, instead of Hebrew like most of the Old Testament.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.4.8-Ezra.4.10" id="Ezra.4.8-Ezra.4.10!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.8-10 </span><span class="fk">the judges … Susa: </span><span class="ft">One possible translation for the names and titles.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.4.8-Ezra.4.10" id="Ezra.4.8-Ezra.4.10!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.8-10 </span><span class="fq">Ashurbanipal: </span><span class="ft">King of Assyria 669–633 (or possibly 627) </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span> In Aramaic the king's name is “Osnapper,” but he is better known as Ashurbanipal.</span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.4.8-Ezra.4.10" id="Ezra.4.8-Ezra.4.10!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.8-10 </span><span class="fq">Western Province: </span><span class="ft">The land from the Euphrates River west to the Mediterranean Sea.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.4.24" id="Ezra.4.24!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.24 </span><span class="fq">year after … king of Persia: </span><span class="ft">520 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.5.1" id="Ezra.5.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.1 </span><span class="fq">Zechariah: </span><span class="ft">Aramaic “Zechariah son of Iddo.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.5.11" id="Ezra.5.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.11 </span><span class="fq">one of Israel's greatest kings: </span><span class="ft">Solomon (ruled from about 970 to 931 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>).</span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.5.12" id="Ezra.5.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.12 </span><span class="fq">Nebuchadnezzar: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.7.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.5.12" id="Ezra.5.12!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.12 </span><span class="fq">the Babylonian king: </span><span class="ft">Aramaic “the Babylonian king from Chaldea,” but Chaldea is another name for Babylonia.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.5.13-Ezra.5.15" id="Ezra.5.13-Ezra.5.15!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.13-15 </span><span class="fq">Cyrus was king of Babylonia: </span><span class="ft">King Cyrus of Persia became king of Babylonia when the Persians conquered the city of Babylon in 539 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.6.2" id="Ezra.6.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.2 </span><span class="fq">scroll: </span><span class="ft">A roll of paper or special leather used for writing on.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.6.3" id="Ezra.6.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.3 </span><span class="fq">so that … there: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Aramaic text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.6.4" id="Ezra.6.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.4 </span><span class="fq">one: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Aramaic text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.6.11" id="Ezra.6.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.11 </span><span class="fq">driven through your body: </span><span class="ft">A well-known punishment in the ancient Near East.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.6.14" id="Ezra.6.14!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.14 </span><span class="fq">Artaxerxes of Persia: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 4.7.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.6.15" id="Ezra.6.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.15 </span><span class="fq">Adar: </span><span class="ft">The twelfth month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-February to about mid-March.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.6.15" id="Ezra.6.15!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.15 </span><span class="fq">sixth year … Darius: </span><span class="ft">515 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.6.18" id="Ezra.6.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.18 </span><span class="ft">Ezra 4.8—6.18 was written in Aramaic, instead of Hebrew like most of the Old Testament.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.6.19" id="Ezra.6.19!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.19 </span><span class="fq">the first month: </span><span class="ft">Nisan, the first month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-March to mid-April.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.6.22" id="Ezra.6.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.22 </span><span class="fq">king of Assyria: </span><span class="ft">Meaning the king of Persia, because Assyria was now part of the Persian Empire.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.7.1-Ezra.7.6" id="Ezra.7.1-Ezra.7.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.1-6 </span><span class="fq">Artaxerxes: </span><span class="ft">Either Artaxerxes I (ruled from 465 to 425 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>) or Artaxerxes II (ruled from 405–358 <span class="sc">b.c.</span>).</span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.7.7" id="Ezra.7.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.7 </span><span class="fq">seventh year … Artaxerxes: </span><span class="ft">458 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span> if this is Artaxerxes I; 398 <span class="sc">b.c.</span>, if this is Artaxerxes II (see the note at 7.1-6).</span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.7.8-Ezra.7.9" id="Ezra.7.8-Ezra.7.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.8,9 </span><span class="fq">fifth month: </span><span class="ft">Ab, the fifth month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-July to mid-August.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.7.8-Ezra.7.9" id="Ezra.7.8-Ezra.7.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.8,9 </span><span class="fq">first month: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 6.19.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.7.12" id="Ezra.7.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.12-26: </span><span class="ft">Ezra 7.12-26 was written in Aramaic, instead of Hebrew like most of the Old Testament.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.7.13-Ezra.7.14" id="Ezra.7.13-Ezra.7.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.13,14 </span><span class="fq">find out if: </span><span class="ft">Or “make sure that.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.8.1" id="Ezra.8.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.1 </span><span class="fq">I: </span><span class="ft">Ezra.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.8.2-Ezra.8.14" id="Ezra.8.2-Ezra.8.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.2-14 </span><span class="fq">of the Zattu family: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; these words are not in the Hebrew text, but see 2.2-20, where Zattu is mentioned.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.8.2-Ezra.8.14" id="Ezra.8.2-Ezra.8.14!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.2-14 </span><span class="fq">of the Bani family: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; these words are not in the Hebrew text, but see 2.2-20.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.8.15" id="Ezra.8.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.15 </span><span class="fq">I: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 8.1.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.8.15" id="Ezra.8.15!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.15 </span><span class="fq">river: </span><span class="ft">Or “canal.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.8.15" id="Ezra.8.15!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.15 </span><span class="fq">town of Ahava: </span><span class="ft">A town (or place) in Babylonia, but the exact location is unknown.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.8.17" id="Ezra.8.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.17 </span><span class="fq">Casiphia: </span><span class="ft">The location is not known.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.8.20" id="Ezra.8.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.20 </span><span class="fq">King David: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.10.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.8.21" id="Ezra.8.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.21 </span><span class="fq">River: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 8.15.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.8.21" id="Ezra.8.21!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.21 </span><span class="fq">I: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 8.1.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.8.21" id="Ezra.8.21!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.21 </span><span class="fq">to go without eating: </span><span class="ft">The Jews often went without eating as a way of worshiping God. This is sometimes called “fasting.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.8.24" id="Ezra.8.24!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.24 </span><span class="fq">I: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 8.1.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.8.31" id="Ezra.8.31!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.31 </span><span class="fq">first month: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 6.19.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.8.31" id="Ezra.8.31!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.31 </span><span class="fq">River: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 8.15.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.8.35" id="Ezra.8.35!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.35 </span><span class="fq">77 lambs: </span><span class="ft">Or “72 lambs.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.9.1" id="Ezra.9.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.1 </span><span class="fq">me: </span><span class="ft">Ezra.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.9.11" id="Ezra.9.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.11 </span><span class="fq">doing disgusting things: </span><span class="ft">Probably worshiping idols.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.10.9" id="Ezra.10.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.9 </span><span class="fq">ninth month: </span><span class="ft">Chislev, the ninth month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-November to mid-December.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.10.16" id="Ezra.10.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.16 </span><span class="fq">So … men: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezra.10.16" id="Ezra.10.16!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.16 </span><span class="fq">tenth month: </span><span class="ft">Tebeth, the tenth month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-December to mid-January.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.10.17" id="Ezra.10.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.17 </span><span class="fq">first month: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 6.19.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.10.25" id="Ezra.10.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.25 </span><span class="fq">Hashabiah: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “Malchijah.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.10.38-Ezra.10.42" id="Ezra.10.38-Ezra.10.42!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.38-42 </span><span class="fq">from the family of Binnui: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezra
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezra.10.44" id="Ezra.10.44!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.44 </span><span class="fq">away: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 44.</span></span>


bookid: Neh
contenido:
<span verse_id="Neh.1.1" id="Neh.1.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Chislev: </span><span class="ft">The ninth month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-November to mid-December.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Neh.1.1" id="Neh.1.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Artaxerxes: </span><span class="ft">Probably Artaxerxes I, who ruled Persia 465–425 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Neh.1.1" id="Neh.1.1!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Susa: </span><span class="ft">Capital of Elam Province, the winter home of Persian kings.</span></span>


bookid: Neh
contenido:
<span verse_id="Neh.1.2" id="Neh.1.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.2 </span><span class="fq">escaped: </span><span class="ft">Or “returned.”</span></span>


bookid: Neh
contenido:
<span verse_id="Neh.2.1" id="Neh.2.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.1 </span><span class="fq">Nisan: </span><span class="ft">Or Abib, the first month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-March to mid-April.</span></span>


bookid: Neh
contenido:
<span verse_id="Neh.2.10" id="Neh.2.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.10 </span><span class="fq">Horon: </span><span class="ft">Possibly meaning that Sanballat was the official in charge of Beth-Horon, an important town on the road from Jerusalem to Lydda and the Mediterranean Sea.</span></span>


bookid: Neh
contenido:
<span verse_id="Neh.3.5" id="Neh.3.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.5 </span><span class="fq">refused … assigned: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Neh
contenido:
<span verse_id="Neh.3.7" id="Neh.3.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.7 </span><span class="fq">as far as … Province: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Neh
contenido:
<span verse_id="Neh.3.15" id="Neh.3.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.15 </span><span class="fq">Shallum: </span><span class="ft">A few Hebrew manuscripts and one ancient translation; most Hebrew manuscripts “Shallun”; one ancient translation “Solomon.”</span></span>


bookid: Neh
contenido:
<span verse_id="Neh.3.16" id="Neh.3.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.16 </span><span class="fq">royal cemetery: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “David's tombs.”</span></span>


bookid: Neh
contenido:
<span verse_id="Neh.3.18" id="Neh.3.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.18 </span><span class="fq">Binnui: </span><span class="ft">Two ancient translations; Hebrew “Bavvai.”</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.2.4" id="Mic.2.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.4 </span><span class="fq">The LORD … traitors: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text. </span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.2.8" id="Mic.2.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.8 </span><span class="fq">of innocent neighbors … peace: </span><span class="ft">Or “of your unsuspecting soldiers returning home from battle.” </span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.2.9" id="Mic.2.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.9 </span><span class="fq">inheritance … LORD: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “my glory,” which refers to the inheritance of land that the LORD had promised his people.</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.2.10" id="Mic.2.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.10 </span><span class="fq">destroyed: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text. </span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.4.11" id="Mic.4.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.11 </span><span class="fq">We … disgraced: </span><span class="ft">Or “We'll pull up your skirt and expose your nakedness!”</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.5.1" id="Mic.5.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.1 </span><span class="fq">Jerusalem … you: </span><span class="ft">Or “Jerusalem, you are slashing yourself in sorrow, because of the enemy troops.”</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.5.2" id="Mic.5.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.2 </span><span class="fq">family … times: </span><span class="ft">Or “kingdom is eternal.”</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.5.3" id="Mic.5.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.3 </span><span class="fq">family: </span><span class="ft">Or “people.”</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.5.6" id="Mic.5.6!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.6 </span><span class="fq">the nation of Assyria: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text uses both “land of Assyria” and “land of Nimrod,” which was a poetic name for Assyria.</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.5.14" id="Mic.5.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.14 </span><span class="fq">sacred poles: </span><span class="ft">Used in the worship of Asherah, the fertility goddess.</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.6.5" id="Mic.6.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.5 </span><span class="fq">Balak … Beor: </span><span class="ft">See Numbers 22-24.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Mic.6.5" id="Mic.6.5!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.5 </span><span class="fq">Acacia to Gilgal: </span><span class="ft">Acacia was where the Israelites camped after the experience with Balaam (see Numbers 25.1; Joshua 2.1; 3.1); Gilgal was where they camped while waiting to attack Jericho (see Joshua 4.19—5.12).</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.6.6" id="Mic.6.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.6 </span><span class="fq">try to please him: </span><span class="ft">This refers to what are traditionally called “burnt sacrifices,” which were offered as a way of pleasing the LORD.</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.6.9" id="Mic.6.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.9 </span><span class="fq">Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 9.</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.6.10" id="Mic.6.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.10 </span><span class="fq">scales: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 10.</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.6.16" id="Mic.6.16!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.16 </span><span class="fq">Omri and Ahab: </span><span class="ft">King Ahab was the son of Omri and the husband of the evil Jezebel. Almost two centuries before Micah, the prophet Elijah had spoken against the idolatry and the other sinful practices that Ahab had encouraged in Israel (see 1 Kings 16.21-34; 18.1-18; 21.1-26).</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.7.3" id="Mic.7.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.3 </span><span class="fq">court: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 3.</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.7.12" id="Mic.7.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.12 </span><span class="fq">Babylonia: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “the river,” meaning the Euphrates River, which stood for Babylonia.</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.7.14" id="Mic.7.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.14 </span><span class="fq">Bashan and Gilead: </span><span class="ft">Two regions east of the Jordan River, known for their fertile pasturelands.</span></span>


bookid: Nah
contenido:
<span verse_id="Nah.1.1" id="Nah.1.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Elkosh: </span><span class="ft">The location of Elkosh is not known.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Nah.1.1" id="Nah.1.1!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">message: </span><span class="ft">Or “vision.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Nah.1.1" id="Nah.1.1!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Nineveh: </span><span class="ft">The capital of Assyria, the hated enemy of Israel.</span></span>


bookid: Nah
contenido:
<span verse_id="Nah.1.4" id="Nah.1.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.4 </span><span class="fq">Bashan, Mount Carmel, and Lebanon: </span><span class="ft">Three regions noted for their trees and flowers.</span></span>


bookid: Nah
contenido:
<span verse_id="Nah.1.8" id="Nah.1.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.8 </span><span class="fq">the LORD chases his enemies … and destroys them: </span><span class="ft">Or “the LORD chases Nineveh … and destroys her.”</span></span>


bookid: Nah
contenido:
<span verse_id="Nah.1.10" id="Nah.1.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.10 </span><span class="fq">fire: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 10.</span></span>


bookid: Nah
contenido:
<span verse_id="Nah.2.4" id="Nah.2.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.4 </span><span class="fq">horses: </span><span class="ft">Two ancient translations; Hebrew “spears.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Nah.2.4" id="Nah.2.4!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.4 </span><span class="fq">armored: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Nah
contenido:
<span verse_id="Nah.2.5" id="Nah.2.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.5 </span><span class="fq">to build … city wall: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Nah
contenido:
<span verse_id="Nah.2.6" id="Nah.2.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.6 </span><span class="fq">river gates: </span><span class="ft">Nineveh was protected by a moat filled with water from the nearby Tigris River.</span></span>


bookid: Nah
contenido:
<span verse_id="Nah.2.7" id="Nah.2.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.7 </span><span class="fq">sorrow: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 7.</span></span>


bookid: Nah
contenido:
<span verse_id="Nah.2.10" id="Nah.2.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.10 </span><span class="fq">faces turn pale: </span><span class="ft">Or “ashes cover their faces.”</span></span>


bookid: Nah
contenido:
<span verse_id="Nah.3.8" id="Nah.3.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.8 </span><span class="fq">Thebes: </span><span class="ft">In 663 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>, the Assyrian King Ashurbanipal captured this Egyptian city, which seems to have been built with protection similar to that of Nineveh.</span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Nah.3.8" id="Nah.3.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.8 </span><span class="fq">was its … defense: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Nah
contenido:
<span verse_id="Nah.3.9" id="Nah.3.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.9 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopia: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Cush,” which was a region south of Egypt that included parts of the present countries of Ethiopia and Sudan.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Nah.3.9" id="Nah.3.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.9 </span><span class="fq">Put: </span><span class="ft">A region in Africa, possibly part of the present country of Libya.</span></span>


bookid: Nah
contenido:
<span verse_id="Nah.3.15" id="Nah.3.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.15 </span><span class="fq">locusts: </span><span class="ft">A type of grasshopper that comes in swarms and causes great damage to plant life.</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.1.1" id="Hab.1.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">message: </span><span class="ft">Or “vision.”</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.1.9" id="Hab.1.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.9 </span><span class="fq">eager to destroy: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.1.10" id="Hab.1.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.10 </span><span class="fq">dirt mounds … cities: </span><span class="ft">Attacking armies often build dirt mounds against city walls to make it easier for them to climb the wall and capture the city.</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.1.12" id="Hab.1.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.12 </span><span class="fq">mighty rock: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “rock,” which is sometimes used in poetry to compare the LORD to a mountain where his people can run for protection from their enemies.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hab.1.12" id="Hab.1.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.12 </span><span class="fq">we: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew; one ancient Jewish tradition “you.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hab.1.12" id="Hab.1.12!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.12 </span><span class="fq">You … others: </span><span class="ft">Or “You will judge and punish those Babylonians.”</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.2.1" id="Hab.2.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.1 </span><span class="fq">I … complaint: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.2.4" id="Hab.2.4!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.4 </span><span class="fq">Only … me: </span><span class="ft">Or “But those who are acceptable to me will live because of their faithfulness.”</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.2.5" id="Hab.2.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.5 </span><span class="fq">Wine: </span><span class="ft">The Standard Hebrew Text; the Dead Sea Scrolls “Wealth.”</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.3.1" id="Hab.3.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.1 </span><span class="fq">prayer: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text adds “according to the shigionoth,” which may mean a prayer of request or a prayer to be accompanied by a special musical instrument.</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.3.3" id="Hab.3.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.3 </span><span class="fq">Teman … Paran: </span><span class="ft">Teman is a district in Edom, but the name is sometimes used of the whole country of Edom; Paran is the hill country along the western border of the Gulf of Aqaba. In Judges 5.4, the LORD is said to have marched from Edom to help his people; in Deuteronomy 33.2, Paran is mentioned in connection with the LORD's appearance at Sinai.</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.3.7" id="Hab.3.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.7 </span><span class="fq">Cushan and Midian: </span><span class="ft">Tribes of the Arabian desert who were enemies of Israel.</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.3.8" id="Hab.3.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.8 </span><span class="fq">monsters of the deep: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “rivers and oceans,” which may stand for the powerful monsters that were thought to have lived there before the LORD defeated them.</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.3.9" id="Hab.3.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.9 </span><span class="fq">obeyed your commands: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.3.13" id="Hab.3.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.13 </span><span class="fq">chosen one: </span><span class="ft">Or “chosen ones.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hab.3.13" id="Hab.3.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.13 </span><span class="fq">You crushed … power: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.3.14" id="Hab.3.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.14 </span><span class="fq">but you … weapons: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.3.16" id="Hab.3.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.16 </span><span class="fq">heard this message: </span><span class="ft">Or “saw this vision.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hab.3.16" id="Hab.3.16!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.16 </span><span class="fq">I will … disaster: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hab
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hab.3.19" id="Hab.3.19!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.19 </span><span class="fq">stand on the mountains: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.1.1" id="Zeph.1.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Hezekiah: </span><span class="ft">Ruled 716–687 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Zeph.1.1" id="Zeph.1.1!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Josiah … king of Judah: </span><span class="ft">Ruled 640–609 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.1.3" id="Zeph.1.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.3 </span><span class="fq">Everyone … ground: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.1.4" id="Zeph.1.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.4 </span><span class="fq">Baal: </span><span class="ft">A Canaanite fertility god.</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.1.5" id="Zeph.1.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.5 </span><span class="fq">Milcom: </span><span class="ft">An Ammonite fertility god.</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.1.8" id="Zeph.1.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.8 </span><span class="fq">follow foreign customs: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “wear foreign clothes.”</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.1.9" id="Zeph.1.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.9 </span><span class="fq">worshipers … gods: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “all who jump over the threshold,” which was a Philistine religious practice (see 1 Samuel 5.5).</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.1.11" id="Zeph.1.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.10,11 </span><span class="fq">Fish Gate, New Town, and Upper Hills … Lower Hollow: </span><span class="ft">Names for different sections of Jerusalem: Fish Gate was probably the main gate on the north side of the city; New Town was a newer section; Upper Hills may have been a suburb north of the city; Lower Hollow was probably on the southern edge of town.</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.2.4" id="Zeph.2.4!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.4 </span><span class="fq">Gaza … Ekron: </span><span class="ft">Gaza, Ashkelon, Ashdod, Ekron, and Gath (not mentioned because it was already destroyed) were the five major Philistine towns.</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.2.5" id="Zeph.2.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.5 </span><span class="fq">people of Philistia: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text also mentions “Canaan” and “Cherethites,” which are other ways of referring to the Philistines.</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.2.6" id="Zeph.2.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.6 </span><span class="fq">pens: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 6.</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.2.7" id="Zeph.2.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.7 </span><span class="fq">Ashkelon: </span><span class="ft">A Philistine town; see the note at 2.4.</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.2.8" id="Zeph.2.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.8 </span><span class="fq">threaten their nation: </span><span class="ft">Or “boast about their own nation.”</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.2.12" id="Zeph.2.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.12 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopia: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Cush,” which was a region south of Egypt that included parts of the present countries of Ethiopia and Sudan.</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.2.13" id="Zeph.2.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.13 </span><span class="fq">Nineveh: </span><span class="ft">The capital of Assyria; Nineveh was protected by a moat filled with water from the nearby Tigris River.</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.2.14" id="Zeph.2.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.14 </span><span class="fq">stripped … cedar: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.3.9" id="Zeph.3.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.9 </span><span class="fq">I will … praising me: </span><span class="ft">Or “I will change the hearts of all people and make them fit for praising me.”</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.3.10" id="Zeph.3.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.10 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopia: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 2.12.</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.3.17" id="Zeph.3.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.17 </span><span class="fq">refresh … love: </span><span class="ft">Two ancient translations; Hebrew “silently show you his love.”</span></span>


bookid: Zeph
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zeph.3.18" id="Zeph.3.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.18 </span><span class="fq">celebrate: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 18.</span></span>


bookid: Hag
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hag.1.1" id="Hag.1.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">sixth month … king of Persia: </span><span class="ft">Elul, the sixth month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-August to mid-September; the second year of the rule of Darius was 520 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hag.1.1" id="Hag.1.1!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Governor … Joshua: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Governor Zerubbabel son of Shealtiel and High Priest Joshua son of Jehozadak.”</span></span>


bookid: Hag
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hag.1.2-Hag.1.5" id="Hag.1.2-Hag.1.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.2-5 </span><span class="fq">expensive houses: </span><span class="ft">Either houses with paneled interiors or with roofs; the temple was not yet completely rebuilt at this time.</span></span>


bookid: Hag
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hag.2.1-Hag.2.2" id="Hag.2.1-Hag.2.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.1,2 </span><span class="fq">the next month: </span><span class="ft">Tishri (also called Ethanim), the seventh month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-September to mid-October (see the note at 1.1).</span></span>


bookid: Hag
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hag.2.5" id="Hag.2.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.5 </span><span class="fq">My Spirit is: </span><span class="ft">Or “I am.”</span></span>


bookid: Hag
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hag.2.7" id="Hag.2.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.7 </span><span class="fq">their treasures: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “what they most desire.”</span></span>


bookid: Hag
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hag.2.9" id="Hag.2.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.9 </span><span class="fq">city: </span><span class="ft">Or “temple.”</span></span>


bookid: Hag
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hag.2.10" id="Hag.2.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.10 </span><span class="fq">ninth month: </span><span class="ft">Chislev, the ninth month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-November to mid-December.</span></span>


bookid: Hag
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hag.2.16" id="Hag.2.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.16 </span><span class="fq">you recalled … past: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hag
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hag.2.19" id="Hag.2.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.19 </span><span class="fq">pomegranates: </span><span class="ft">A bright red fruit that looks like an apple.</span></span>


bookid: Hag
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hag.2.23" id="Hag.2.23!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.23 </span><span class="fq">rule in my name: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “be my signet ring,” which signified authority.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.1.1" id="Zech.1.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">eighth month … second year … king of Persia: </span><span class="ft">Bul, the eighth month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-October to mid-November; the second year of the rule of Darius was 520 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.1.4" id="Zech.1.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.4 </span><span class="fq">the earlier prophets: </span><span class="ft">Those who preached before the fall of Jerusalem in either 587 or 586 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.1.7-Zech.1.8" id="Zech.1.7-Zech.1.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.7,8 </span><span class="fq">Shebat: </span><span class="ft">The eleventh month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-January to mid-February.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Zech.1.7-Zech.1.8" id="Zech.1.7-Zech.1.8!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.7,8 </span><span class="fq">that same year: </span><span class="ft">See verse 1 and the note there.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Zech.1.7-Zech.1.8" id="Zech.1.7-Zech.1.8!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.7,8 </span><span class="fq">myrtle trees: </span><span class="ft">Evergreen shrubs, which in ancient times were symbols of fertility and renewal.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.1.18" id="Zech.1.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.18 </span><span class="fq">animal horns: </span><span class="ft">Horns, especially those of a bull, were symbols of power in ancient times. The number “four” would signal completeness, one representing each of the four directions.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.3.7" id="Zech.3.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.7 </span><span class="fq">with the angels … me: </span><span class="ft">Or “with me.” The angels are members of God's Council, who stand beside the throne of God in heaven and are allowed to speak with him and for him.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.3.8" id="Zech.3.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.8 </span><span class="fq">Chosen King: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Sprout” or “Branch,” a term used of royalty (see Isaiah 11.1).</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.3.9" id="Zech.3.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.9 </span><span class="fq">seven sides: </span><span class="ft">Or “seven eyes.”</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.4.6" id="Zech.4.6!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.6 </span><span class="fq">Zerubbabel: </span><span class="ft">Governor of Judah (see Haggai 1.1).</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.4.7" id="Zech.4.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.7 </span><span class="fq">God … kind: </span><span class="ft">Or “What a beautiful stone.”</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.4.10" id="Zech.4.10!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.10 </span><span class="fq">important stone: </span><span class="ft">Or “measuring line (with a stone attached to the end).”</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.4.12" id="Zech.4.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.12 </span><span class="fq">golden olive oil: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “gold,” which possibly refers to the color of the olive oil as it flows through the gold pipe.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.4.14" id="Zech.4.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.14 </span><span class="fq">chosen leaders: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “people of oil.” In ancient times prophets, priests, and kings had olive oil poured over their heads to show that they had been chosen (see 1 Samuel 10.1; 16.13).</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.5.1" id="Zech.5.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.1 </span><span class="fq">scroll: </span><span class="ft">A roll of paper or special leather used for writing on.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.5.6" id="Zech.5.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.6 </span><span class="fq">what … mind: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew; one ancient translation “the sin of everyone in the land.”</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.5.11" id="Zech.5.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.11 </span><span class="fq">Babylonia: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Shinar,” an ancient name for Babylonia.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.6.3" id="Zech.6.3!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.3 </span><span class="fq">spotted gray: </span><span class="ft">Or “strong.”</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.6.5" id="Zech.6.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.5 </span><span class="fq">winds: </span><span class="ft">Or “spirits.” The Hebrew word may mean either.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.6.6" id="Zech.6.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.6 </span><span class="fq">goes toward the west: </span><span class="ft">Or “follows behind.”</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.6.8" id="Zech.6.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.8 </span><span class="fq">LORD's Spirit: </span><span class="ft">Or “LORD.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Zech.6.8" id="Zech.6.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.8 </span><span class="fq">will do … to do there: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.6.10-Zech.6.11" id="Zech.6.10-Zech.6.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.10,11 </span><span class="fq">a crown: </span><span class="ft">Two ancient translations; Hebrew “some crowns.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Zech.6.10-Zech.6.11" id="Zech.6.10-Zech.6.11!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.10,11 </span><span class="fq">Heldai … Jehozadak: </span><span class="ft">Or “Go to the house of Josiah son of Zephaniah, where you will find Heldai, Tobijah, and Jedaiah, who have returned from Babylonia. Collect enough silver and gold from them to make a crown. Then put it on the head of the high priest Joshua son of Jehozadak.”</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.6.12-Zech.6.13" id="Zech.6.12-Zech.6.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.12,13 </span><span class="fq">stand beside his throne: </span><span class="ft">Or “sit on a throne.”</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.6.14" id="Zech.6.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.14 </span><span class="fq">Heldai: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “Helem.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Zech.6.14" id="Zech.6.14!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.14 </span><span class="fq">Josiah: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “Hen.”</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.7.1" id="Zech.7.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.1 </span><span class="fq">Chislev … fourth year … king of Persia: </span><span class="ft">Chislev, the ninth month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-November to mid-December; the fourth year of the rule of Darius was 518 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.7.2-Zech.7.3" id="Zech.7.2-Zech.7.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.2,3 </span><span class="fq">fifth month: </span><span class="ft">Ab, the fifth month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-July to mid-August. The temple was destroyed by the Babylonians in the year 587 or 586 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.7.7" id="Zech.7.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.7 </span><span class="fq">the earlier prophets: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.4.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.7.11-Zech.7.12" id="Zech.7.11-Zech.7.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.11,12 </span><span class="fq">my Spirit: </span><span class="ft">Or “I.”</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.7.14" id="Zech.7.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.14 </span><span class="fq">leaving their … in ruins: </span><span class="ft">Or “because they had ruined their lovely country.”</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.9.1" id="Zech.9.1!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.1 </span><span class="fq">His … Israel: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Zech.9.1" id="Zech.9.1!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.1 </span><span class="fq">Hadrach and Damascus: </span><span class="ft">Hadrach was north of both Damascus (the main city of Syria) and Hamath (verse 2).</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.9.2" id="Zech.9.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.2 </span><span class="fq">Tyre and Sidon: </span><span class="ft">Phoenician cities.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.9.6" id="Zech.9.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.5,6 </span><span class="fq">Ashkelon and Gaza … Ekron … Ashdod: </span><span class="ft">Philistine cities.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.9.7" id="Zech.9.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.7 </span><span class="fq">eat … food: </span><span class="ft">The Philistines will become part of Judah and no longer eat meat with blood in it (see Genesis 9.4) or any other forbidden foods (see Leviticus 11.1-23; Deuteronomy 14.3-21).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Zech.9.7" id="Zech.9.7!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.7 </span><span class="fq">Jebusites: </span><span class="ft">The original people of Canaan, who lived in Jerusalem before it was captured by David (see 2 Samuel 5.6-10) and were later accepted as part of Israel.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.9.10" id="Zech.9.10!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.10 </span><span class="fq">Israel: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Ephraim,” the leading tribe of the northern kingdom of Israel, which sometimes stands for the whole kingdom.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.9.11" id="Zech.9.11!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.11 </span><span class="fq">agreement … blood: </span><span class="ft">The agreement at Mount Sinai (see Exodus 24.7,8).</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.9.13" id="Zech.9.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.13 </span><span class="fq">Israel: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Ephraim” (see the note at 9.10).</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.10.6" id="Zech.10.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.6 </span><span class="fq">Israel: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “family of Joseph,” the ancestor of Ephraim and Manasseh, the leading tribes of the northern kingdom (Israel).</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.10.7" id="Zech.10.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.7 </span><span class="fq">Israel: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Ephraim” (see the note at 9.10).</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.10.9" id="Zech.10.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.9 </span><span class="fq">Once … raised: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.11.7" id="Zech.11.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.7 </span><span class="fq">by the sheep dealers: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “especially the weak ones.”</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.11.12-Zech.11.13" id="Zech.11.12-Zech.11.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.12,13 </span><span class="fq">Throw … treasury: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Throw the money to the potter.”</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.12.2" id="Zech.12.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.2 </span><span class="fq">Judah … attacked: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.12.11" id="Zech.12.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.11 </span><span class="fq">Hadad Rimmon: </span><span class="ft">Not mentioned elsewhere in the Old Testament.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.12.13" id="Zech.12.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.13 </span><span class="fq">Shimei: </span><span class="ft">A descendant of Gershon son of Levi (see Numbers 3.18).</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.13.5" id="Zech.13.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.5 </span><span class="fq">I've … my life: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.13.6" id="Zech.13.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.6 </span><span class="fq">wounded: </span><span class="ft">Probably from slashing themselves in the worship of a false god (see 1 Kings 18.28).</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.14.5" id="Zech.14.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.5 </span><span class="fq">to Azal: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text. The location of Azal is unknown.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Zech.14.5" id="Zech.14.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.5 </span><span class="fq">earthquake struck: </span><span class="ft">See Amos 1.1.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.14.6" id="Zech.14.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.6 </span><span class="fq">a bright … cold: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.14.10-Zech.14.11" id="Zech.14.10-Zech.14.11!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.10 </span><span class="fq">From Geba down to Rimmon: </span><span class="ft">Approximately the northern and southern borders of Judah before the exile (see 2 Kings 23.8); Geba is about 16 kilometers north of Jerusalem, and Rimmon is about 16 kilometers north of Beersheba.</span></span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.14.14-Zech.14.15" id="Zech.14.14-Zech.14.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.13-15 </span><span class="fq">each other … Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">Or “each other. </span><span class="fv">14-15</span> But the people of Judah will fight on the side of Jerusalem.”</span>


bookid: Zech
contenido:
<span verse_id="Zech.14.20-Zech.14.21" id="Zech.14.20-Zech.14.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.20,21 </span><span class="fq">special pots and bowls: </span><span class="ft">Since all pots and bowls will be considered acceptable for use in the temple, there will be no more need for merchants to sell special ones to those people who come to offer sacrifices.</span></span>


bookid: Mal
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mal.1.3" id="Mal.1.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.3 </span><span class="fq">jackals: </span><span class="ft">Desert animals related to wolves, but smaller.</span></span>


bookid: Mal
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mal.1.13" id="Mal.1.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.13 </span><span class="fq">me: </span><span class="ft">Or “the altar.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Mal.1.13" id="Mal.1.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.13 </span><span class="fq">stolen: </span><span class="ft">Or “injured.”</span></span>


bookid: Mal
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mal.2.3" id="Mal.2.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.3 </span><span class="fq">and then be done with you: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Mal
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mal.2.12" id="Mal.2.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.12 </span><span class="fq">even if … gift: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Mal
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mal.2.15" id="Mal.2.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.15 </span><span class="fq">Didn't … person: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Mal
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mal.3.3" id="Mal.3.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.3 </span><span class="fq">descendants of Levi: </span><span class="ft">The priests.</span></span>


bookid: Mal
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mal.3.8" id="Mal.3.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.8 </span><span class="fq">the ten percent … to me: </span><span class="ft">The people of Israel were supposed to give a tenth of their harvests and of their flocks and herds to the LORD (see Leviticus 27.30-33; Deuteronomy 14.22-29).</span></span>


bookid: Mal
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mal.3.10" id="Mal.3.10!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.10 </span><span class="fq">open the windows … blessing: </span><span class="ft">This may refer to rain, since there seems to have been a terrible drought at this time.</span></span>


bookid: Mal
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mal.3.11" id="Mal.3.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.11 </span><span class="fq">locusts: </span><span class="ft">A kind of grasshopper that comes in swarms and causes great damage to plant life.</span></span>


bookid: Mal
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mal.3.16" id="Mal.3.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.16 </span><span class="fq">names: </span><span class="ft">Or “deeds.”</span></span>


bookid: Mal
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mal.4.4" id="Mal.4.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.4 </span><span class="fq">Sinai: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Horeb.”</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.1.19" id="Matt.1.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.19 </span><span class="fq">good man: </span><span class="ft">Or “kind man,” or “man who always did the right thing.”</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.1.21" id="Matt.1.21!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.21 </span><span class="fq">name him Jesus: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew the name “Jesus” means “the Lord saves.”</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.2.1" id="Matt.2.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.1 </span><span class="fq">wise men: </span><span class="ft">People famous for studying the stars.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.2.2" id="Matt.2.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.2 </span><span class="fq">his star in the east: </span><span class="ft">Or “his star rise.”</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.2.11" id="Matt.2.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.11 </span><span class="fq">frankincense, and myrrh: </span><span class="ft">Frankincense was a valuable powder that was burned to make a sweet smell. Myrrh was a valuable sweet-smelling powder often used in perfume.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.2.23" id="Matt.2.23!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.23 </span><span class="fq">He will be called a Nazarene: </span><span class="ft">The prophet who said this is not known.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.3.2" id="Matt.3.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.2 </span><span class="fq">kingdom of heaven: </span><span class="ft">In the Gospel of Matthew “kingdom of heaven” is used with the same meaning as “God's kingdom” in Mark and Luke.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Matt.3.2" id="Matt.3.2!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.2 </span><span class="fq">will soon be here: </span><span class="ft">Or “is already here.”</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.3.11" id="Matt.3.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.11 </span><span class="fq">so you will give up your sins: </span><span class="ft">Or “because you have given up your sins.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Matt.3.11" id="Matt.3.11!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.11 </span><span class="fq">carry his sandals: </span><span class="ft">This was one of the duties of a slave.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.3.12" id="Matt.3.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.12 </span><span class="fq">His threshing fork is in his hand, and he is ready to separate the wheat from the husks: </span><span class="ft">After Jewish farmers had trampled out the grain, they used a large fork to pitch the grain and the husks into the air. Wind would blow away the light husks, and the grain would fall back to the ground, where it could be gathered up.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.4.2" id="Matt.4.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.2 </span><span class="fq">without eating: </span><span class="ft">The Jewish people sometimes went without eating (also called “fasting”) to show their love for God or to show sorrow for their sins.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.4.13" id="Matt.4.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.13 </span><span class="fq">Zebulun and Naphtali: </span><span class="ft">In Old Testament times these tribes were in northern Palestine, and in New Testament times many Gentiles lived where these tribes had once been.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.4.17" id="Matt.4.17!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.17 </span><span class="fq">The kingdom of heaven will soon be here: </span><span class="ft">See the two notes at 3.2.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.4.24" id="Matt.4.24!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.24 </span><span class="fq">thought to be crazy: </span><span class="ft">In ancient times people with epilepsy were thought to be crazy.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.4.25" id="Matt.4.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.25 </span><span class="fq">the ten cities known as Decapolis: </span><span class="ft">A group of ten cities east of Samaria and Galilee, where the people followed the Greek way of life.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.5.1" id="Matt.5.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.1 </span><span class="fq">sat down: </span><span class="ft">Teachers in the ancient world, including Jewish teachers, usually sat down when they taught.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.5.3" id="Matt.5.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.3 </span><span class="fq">They belong to the kingdom of heaven: </span><span class="ft">Or “The kingdom of heaven belongs to them.”</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.5.6" id="Matt.5.6!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.6 </span><span class="fq">who want to obey him: </span><span class="ft">Or “who want to do right” or “who want everyone to be treated right.”</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.5.10" id="Matt.5.10!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.10 </span><span class="fq">They belong to the kingdom of heaven: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 5.3.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.5.17" id="Matt.5.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.17 </span><span class="fq">the Law and the Prophets: </span><span class="ft">The Jewish Scriptures, that is, the Old Testament.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.5.22" id="Matt.5.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.22 </span><span class="fq">someone: </span><span class="ft">In verses 22-24 the Greek text has “brother,” which may refer to people in general or to other followers.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.5.31" id="Matt.5.31!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.31 </span><span class="fq">write out divorce papers for her: </span><span class="ft">Jewish men could divorce their wives, but the women could not divorce their husbands. The purpose of writing these papers was to make it harder for a man to divorce his wife. Before this law was made, all a man had to do was to send his wife away and say that she was no longer his wife.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.5.32" id="Matt.5.32!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.32 </span><span class="fq">some terrible sexual sin: </span><span class="ft">This probably refers to the laws about the wrong kinds of marriages that are forbidden in Leviticus 18.6-18 or to some serious sexual sin.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.5.39" id="Matt.5.39!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.39 </span><span class="fq">right cheek: </span><span class="ft">A slap on the right cheek was a bad insult.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.5.41" id="Matt.5.41!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.41 </span><span class="fq">two kilometers: </span><span class="ft">A Roman soldier had the right to force a person to carry his pack as far as one kilometer.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.5.46" id="Matt.5.46!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.46 </span><span class="fq">tax collectors: </span><span class="ft">These were usually Jewish people who paid the Romans for the right to collect taxes. They were hated by other Jews who thought of them as traitors to their country and to their religion.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.6.3" id="Matt.6.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.3 </span><span class="fq">don't let anyone know about it: </span><span class="ft">The Greek text has, “Don't let your left hand know what your right hand is doing.”</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.6.11" id="Matt.6.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.11 </span><span class="fq">our food for today: </span><span class="ft">Or “the food that we need” or “our food for the coming day.”</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.6.13" id="Matt.6.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.13 </span><span class="fq">tempted: </span><span class="ft">Or “tested.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Matt.6.13" id="Matt.6.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.13 </span><span class="fq">evil: </span><span class="ft">Or “the evil one,” that is, the devil. Some manuscripts add, “The kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours forever. Amen.”</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.6.16" id="Matt.6.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.16 </span><span class="fq">without eating: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 4.2.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.6.27" id="Matt.6.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.27 </span><span class="fq">live longer: </span><span class="ft">Or “grow taller.”</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.6.29" id="Matt.6.29!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.29 </span><span class="fq">Solomon with all his wealth: </span><span class="ft">The Jewish people thought that Solomon was the richest person who had ever lived.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.7.12" id="Matt.7.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.12 </span><span class="fq">the Law and the Prophets: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 5.17.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.8.2" id="Matt.8.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.2 </span><span class="fq">leprosy: </span><span class="ft">In biblical times the word “leprosy” was used for many different kinds of skin diseases.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.8.4" id="Matt.8.4!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.4 </span><span class="fq">everyone will know that you have been healed: </span><span class="ft">People with leprosy had to be examined by a priest and told that they were well (that is “clean”) before they could once again live a normal life in the Jewish community. The gift that Moses commanded was the sacrifice of some lambs together with flour mixed with olive oil.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.8.18" id="Matt.8.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.18 </span><span class="fq">saw the crowd: </span><span class="ft">Some manuscripts have “large crowd.” Others have “large crowds.”</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.8.22" id="Matt.8.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.22 </span><span class="fq">let the dead bury their dead: </span><span class="ft">For the Jewish people a proper burial of their dead was a very important duty. But Jesus teaches that following him is even more important.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.8.28" id="Matt.8.28!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.28 </span><span class="fq">Gadara: </span><span class="ft">Some manuscripts have “Gergesa.” Others have “Gerasa.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Matt.8.28" id="Matt.8.28!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.28 </span><span class="fq">tombs: </span><span class="ft">It was thought that demons and evil spirits lived in tombs and in caves that were used for burying the dead.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.9.1" id="Matt.9.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.1 </span><span class="fq">where he lived: </span><span class="ft">Capernaum (see 4.13).</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.9.8" id="Matt.9.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.8 </span><span class="fq">afraid: </span><span class="ft">Some manuscripts have “amazed.”</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.9.9" id="Matt.9.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.9 </span><span class="fq">tax collector: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 5.46.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.9.10" id="Matt.9.10!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.10 </span><span class="fq">Matthew's house: </span><span class="ft">Or “Jesus' house.”</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.9.14" id="Matt.9.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.14 </span><span class="fq">without eating: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 4.2.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.9.17" id="Matt.9.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.17 </span><span class="fq">swell and burst the old skins: </span><span class="ft">While the juice from grapes was becoming wine, it would swell and stretch the skins in which it had been stored. If the skins were old and stiff, they would burst.</span></span>


bookid: Matt
contenido:
<span verse_id="Matt.9.23" id="Matt.9.23!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.23 </span><span class="fq">the crowd of mourners: </span><span class="ft">The Jewish people often hired mourners for funerals.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.1.1" id="Gen.1.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">the heavens and the earth: </span><span class="ft">“The heavens and the earth” stood for the universe.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.1.2" id="Gen.1.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1,2 </span><span class="fq">In … life: </span><span class="ft">Or “When God began to create the heavens and the earth, the earth was barren with no form of life.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.1.2" id="Gen.1.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.2 </span><span class="fq">the Spirit of God: </span><span class="ft">Or “a mighty wind.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.1.5" id="Gen.1.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.5 </span><span class="fq">the first day: </span><span class="ft">A day was measured from evening to evening.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.1.16" id="Gen.1.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.16 </span><span class="fq">the brighter … the other: </span><span class="ft">The sun and the moon. But they are not called by their names, because in Old Testament times some people worshiped the sun and the moon as though they were gods.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.2.6" id="Gen.2.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.6 </span><span class="fq">streams: </span><span class="ft">Or “mist.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.2.7" id="Gen.2.7!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.7 </span><span class="fq">man: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “man” comes from the same word as “ground.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.2.13" id="Gen.2.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.13 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopia: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Cush,” which was a region south of Egypt that included parts of the present countries of Ethiopia and Sudan.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.2.23" id="Gen.2.23!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.23 </span><span class="fq">a man … Woman: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew the words “man” and “woman” are similar.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.3.20" id="Gen.3.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.20 </span><span class="fq">The man Adam: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “man” and “Adam” are the same.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.3.20" id="Gen.3.20!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.20 </span><span class="fq">Eve: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Eve” sounds like “living.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.4.1" id="Gen.4.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.1 </span><span class="fq">Adam: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.20.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.4.1" id="Gen.4.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.1 </span><span class="fq">Cain … got: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Cain” sounds like “got.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.4.7" id="Gen.4.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.7 </span><span class="fq">you would be smiling: </span><span class="ft">Or “I would have accepted your offering.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.4.8" id="Gen.4.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.8 </span><span class="fk">Cain said to his brother Abel, “Let's … walk.” </span><span class="ft">Most ancient translations; Hebrew “Cain spoke to his brother Abel.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.4.14" id="Gen.4.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.14 </span><span class="fq">live … you: </span><span class="ft">It was generally believed that the LORD was with his people only in their own land.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.4.15" id="Gen.4.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.15 </span><span class="fq">No: </span><span class="ft">Three ancient translations; Hebrew “Very well!”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.4.16" id="Gen.4.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.16 </span><span class="fq">Wandering: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Nod,” which means “wandering.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.4.25" id="Gen.4.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.25 </span><span class="fq">Seth … given: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Seth” sounds like “given.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.4.26" id="Gen.4.26!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.26 </span><span class="fq">worshiping the LORD: </span><span class="ft">Or “worshiping in the name of the LORD.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.5.29" id="Gen.5.29!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.29 </span><span class="fq">Noah … comfort: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Noah” sounds like “comfort.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.6.1-Gen.6.2" id="Gen.6.1-Gen.6.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.1,2 </span><span class="fq">supernatural beings: </span><span class="ft">Or “angels.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.6.3" id="Gen.6.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.3 </span><span class="fq">I won't … forever: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.6.3" id="Gen.6.3!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.3 </span><span class="fq">No one … years: </span><span class="ft">Or “In fact, they will all be destroyed in about 100 years” (that is, at the time of the flood).</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.6.16" id="Gen.6.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.16 </span><span class="fq">roof: </span><span class="ft">Or “window.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.6.16" id="Gen.6.16!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.16 </span><span class="fq">leave … sides: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.6.18" id="Gen.6.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.18 </span><span class="fq">boat: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 18.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.7.2" id="Gen.7.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.2 </span><span class="fq">animal … for sacrifice: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “clean animals.” Animals that could be used for sacrifice were called “clean,” and animals that could not be used were called “unclean.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.8.13" id="Gen.8.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.13 </span><span class="fq">made … boat: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.8.20" id="Gen.8.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.20 </span><span class="fq">animal … sacrifice: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 7.2.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.9.27" id="Gen.9.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.27 </span><span class="fq">more and more: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Japheth” sounds like “more and more.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.10.2-Gen.10.5" id="Gen.10.2-Gen.10.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.2-5 </span><span class="fq">Dodanim: </span><span class="ft">Most Hebrew manuscripts; some Hebrew manuscripts and one ancient translation have “Rodanim.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.10.6-Gen.10.20" id="Gen.10.6-Gen.10.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.6-20 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopia: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 2.13.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.10.6-Gen.10.20" id="Gen.10.6-Gen.10.20!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.6-20 </span><span class="fq">Cush: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 2.13.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.10.6-Gen.10.20" id="Gen.10.6-Gen.10.20!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.6-20 </span><span class="fq">and Accad, all of: </span><span class="ft">Or “Accad, and Calneh.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.10.6-Gen.10.20" id="Gen.10.6-Gen.10.20!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.6-20 </span><span class="fq">Babylonia: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Shinar,” another name for Babylonia.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.10.6-Gen.10.20" id="Gen.10.6-Gen.10.20!f.5" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.6-20 </span><span class="fq">Casluhim, and Caphtorim, the ancestor of the Philistines: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Caphtorim, and Casluhim, the ancestor of the Philistines.” The Philistines were from Caphtor (see Jeremiah 47.4; Amos 9.7), better known as Crete.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.10.21-Gen.10.31" id="Gen.10.21-Gen.10.31!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.21-31 </span><span class="fq">Peleg: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Peleg” means “divided.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.11.2" id="Gen.11.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.2 </span><span class="fq">from the east: </span><span class="ft">Or “to the east.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.11.2" id="Gen.11.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.2 </span><span class="fq">Babylonia: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 10.6-20.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.11.8-Gen.11.9" id="Gen.11.8-Gen.11.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.8,9 </span><span class="fq">Babel: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Babel” sounds like “confused.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.11.26-Gen.11.28" id="Gen.11.26-Gen.11.28!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.26-28 </span><span class="fq">Ur in Chaldea: </span><span class="ft">Chaldea was a region at the head of the Persian Gulf. Ur was on the main trade routes from Mesopotamia to the Mediterranean Sea.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.11.31" id="Gen.11.31!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.31 </span><span class="fq">Haran: </span><span class="ft">About 885 kilometers northwest of Ur.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.12.3" id="Gen.12.3!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.3 </span><span class="fq">Everyone … you: </span><span class="ft">Or “Everyone on earth will ask me to bless them as I have blessed you.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.12.15" id="Gen.12.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.15 </span><span class="fq">The king's: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Pharaoh's,” a Hebrew word sometimes used for the king of Egypt.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.14.1" id="Gen.14.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.1 </span><span class="fq">Babylonia: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 10.6-20.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.14.6" id="Gen.14.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.6 </span><span class="fq">Edom: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Seir,” another name for Edom.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.15.2" id="Gen.15.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.2 </span><span class="fq">And … own: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.15.10" id="Gen.15.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.10 </span><span class="fq">cut: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “cut” sounds something like “agreement.” What follows shows that the LORD is making an agreement with Abram.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.15.16" id="Gen.15.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.16 </span><span class="fq">Four generations later: </span><span class="ft">This may refer to the “400 years” of verses 13-15.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.15.16" id="Gen.15.16!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.16 </span><span class="fq">people who live here: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Amorites,” a name sometimes used of the people who lived in Palestine before the Israelites.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.15.17" id="Gen.15.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.17 </span><span class="fq">smoking cooking pot: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text. The smoke and fire represent the presence of the LORD.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.15.18" id="Gen.15.18!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.18 </span><span class="fq">Shihor River: </span><span class="ft">See Joshua 13.2-7.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.16.2" id="Gen.16.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.2 </span><span class="fq">Sleep … mine: </span><span class="ft">It was the custom for a wife who could not have children to let her husband sleep with one of her slave women. The children of the slave would belong to the wife.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.16.5" id="Gen.16.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.5 </span><span class="fq">It's … fault: </span><span class="ft">Or “I hope you'll be punished for what you did to me!”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.16.10-Gen.16.11" id="Gen.16.10-Gen.16.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.10,11 </span><span class="fq">Ishmael: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Ishmael” sounds like “God hears.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.16.13" id="Gen.16.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.13 </span><span class="fq">Have … it: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.16.13" id="Gen.16.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.13 </span><span class="fq">The God Who Sees Me: </span><span class="ft">Or “The God I Have Seen.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.16.14" id="Gen.16.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.14 </span><span class="fq">The Well … Me: </span><span class="ft">Or “Beer-Lahai-Roi” (see 25.11).</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.17.4-Gen.17.5" id="Gen.17.4-Gen.17.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.4,5 </span><span class="fq">Abraham: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Abraham” sounds like “father of many nations.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.17.18" id="Gen.17.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.18 </span><span class="fq">Ishmael: </span><span class="ft">Ishmael was the son of Sarah's slave Hagar (see 16.1-16).</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.17.19" id="Gen.17.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.19 </span><span class="fq">Isaac: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Isaac” sounds like “laugh.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.18.12" id="Gen.18.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">18.12 </span><span class="fq">know such happiness: </span><span class="ft">Either the joy of making love or the joy of having children.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.18.18" id="Gen.18.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">18.18 </span><span class="fq">that will be … on earth: </span><span class="ft">Or “and all other nations on earth will ask me to bless them as I have blessed his family.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.19.1" id="Gen.19.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.1 </span><span class="fq">near the city gate: </span><span class="ft">In a large area where the people would gather for community business and for meeting with friends.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.19.1" id="Gen.19.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.1 </span><span class="fq">two angels: </span><span class="ft">The two men of 18.22.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.19.3" id="Gen.19.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.3 </span><span class="fq">bread: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “bread without yeast,” which could be made quickly when guests came without warning.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.19.22" id="Gen.19.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.22 </span><span class="fq">Zoar: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Zoar” sounds like “small.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.19.37" id="Gen.19.37!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.37 </span><span class="fq">Moab: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Moab” sounds like “from (my) father.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.19.38" id="Gen.19.38!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.38 </span><span class="fq">Benammi: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Benammi” means “son of my relative.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.20.16" id="Gen.20.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.16 </span><span class="fq">as proof … wrong: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.21.6" id="Gen.21.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.6 </span><span class="fq">God has made me laugh: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Isaac” sounds like “laugh.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.21.8" id="Gen.21.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.8 </span><span class="fq">no longer had to nurse Isaac: </span><span class="ft">In ancient Israel mothers nursed their children until they were about three years old. Then there was a family celebration.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.21.9-Gen.21.10" id="Gen.21.9-Gen.21.10!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.9,10 </span><span class="fq">Ishmael: </span><span class="ft">The son of Abraham and Hagar, who was Sarah's slave woman (see 16.1-16).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.21.9-Gen.21.10" id="Gen.21.9-Gen.21.10!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.9,10 </span><span class="fq">playing: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew; one ancient translation “playing with her son Isaac.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.21.9-Gen.21.10" id="Gen.21.9-Gen.21.10!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.9,10 </span><span class="fq">Get rid … son: </span><span class="ft">When Abraham accepted Ishmael as his son, it gave Ishmael the right to inherit part of what Abraham owned. But slaves who were given their freedom lost the right to inherit such property.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.21.31" id="Gen.21.31!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.31 </span><span class="fq">Beersheba: </span><span class="ft">Meaning “Well of Good Fortune” or “Peace Treaty Well.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.21.33" id="Gen.21.33!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.33 </span><span class="fq">tamarisk tree: </span><span class="ft">A tall shade tree that has deep roots and needs little water.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.22.14" id="Gen.22.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.14 </span><span class="fq">The LORD Will Provide … it will be provided: </span><span class="ft">Or “The LORD Will Be Seen … the LORD will be seen” or “It (a ram) Will Be Seen … it (a ram) will be seen.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.22.24" id="Gen.22.24!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.24 </span><span class="fq">another wife: </span><span class="ft">This translates a Hebrew word for a woman who was legally bound to a man, but without the full privileges of a wife.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.23.16-Gen.23.18" id="Gen.23.16-Gen.23.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.16-18 </span><span class="fq">Mamre: </span><span class="ft">A place just north of Hebron.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.24.10" id="Gen.24.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.10 </span><span class="fq">northern Syria: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Aram-Naharaim,” probably referring to the land around the city of Haran (see also 25.20; 28.2,6; 31.18,20; 33.18; 35.23-26; 46.8-15 where CEV translates “Paddan-Aram” as “northern Syria”; and 48.7 where CEV translates “Paddan” as “northern Syria”).</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.24.22" id="Gen.24.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.22 </span><span class="fq">ring for her nose: </span><span class="ft">Nose-rings were popular jewelry items, as were earrings.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.24.59" id="Gen.24.59!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.59 </span><span class="fq">old family servant woman: </span><span class="ft">Probably Deborah, who had taken care of Rebekah from the time she was born (see 35.8).</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.24.62" id="Gen.24.62!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.62 </span><span class="fq">Who Sees Me: </span><span class="ft">Or “I Have Seen.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.24.63-Gen.24.65" id="Gen.24.63-Gen.24.65!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.63-65 </span><span class="fq">walking: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.24.63-Gen.24.65" id="Gen.24.63-Gen.24.65!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.63-65 </span><span class="fq">covered … veil: </span><span class="ft">Since the veiling of a bride was part of the wedding ceremony, this probably means that she was willing to become the wife of Isaac.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.24.67" id="Gen.24.67!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.67 </span><span class="fq">took … tent: </span><span class="ft">This shows that Rebekah is now the wife of Isaac and the successor of Sarah as the leading woman in the tribe.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.25.9-Gen.25.10" id="Gen.25.9-Gen.25.10!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.9,10 </span><span class="fq">Hebron: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 23.16-18.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.25.11" id="Gen.25.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.11 </span><span class="fq">The Well … Sees Me: </span><span class="ft">Or “Beer-Lahai-Roi.” (see 16.14).</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.25.17-Gen.25.18" id="Gen.25.17-Gen.25.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.17,18 </span><span class="fq">sons: </span><span class="ft">Or “descendants.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.25.17-Gen.25.18" id="Gen.25.17-Gen.25.18!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.17,18 </span><span class="fq">Havilah to Shur … Asshur: </span><span class="ft">The exact location of these places is not known.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.25.20" id="Gen.25.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.20 </span><span class="fq">northern Syria: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 24.10.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.25.23" id="Gen.25.23!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.23 </span><span class="fq">two separate nations: </span><span class="ft">Or “two nations always in conflict.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.25.25" id="Gen.25.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.25 </span><span class="fq">Esau: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Esau” sounds like “hairy.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.25.26" id="Gen.25.26!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.26 </span><span class="fq">Jacob: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Jacob” sounds like “heel.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.25.27" id="Gen.25.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.27 </span><span class="fq">of a shepherd: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “in tents.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.25.30" id="Gen.25.30!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.30 </span><span class="fq">Edom: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Edom” sounds like “red.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.25.31" id="Gen.25.31!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.31 </span><span class="fq">rights … son: </span><span class="ft">The first-born son inherited the largest amount of property, as well as the leadership of the family.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.26.4" id="Gen.26.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.4 </span><span class="fq">They … on earth: </span><span class="ft">Or “All nations on earth will ask me to bless them.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.26.18" id="Gen.26.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.18 </span><span class="fq">gave … same name: </span><span class="ft">By doing this Isaac claimed ownership of the wells.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.26.33" id="Gen.26.33!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.33 </span><span class="fq">Shibah: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Shibah” sounds something like “good luck” and “promise.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.26.33" id="Gen.26.33!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.33 </span><span class="fq">Beersheba: </span><span class="ft">Meaning “Well of Good Fortune” or “Peace Treaty Well.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.27.36" id="Gen.27.36!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.36 </span><span class="fq">Jacob: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Jacob” sounds like “cheat.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.27.45" id="Gen.27.45!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.45 </span><span class="fq">lose … day: </span><span class="ft">Esau would be hunted down as a murderer if he killed Jacob, and so Rebekah would lose both of her sons.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.28.2" id="Gen.28.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.2 </span><span class="fq">northern Syria: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 24.10.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.28.6" id="Gen.28.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.6 </span><span class="fq">northern Syria: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 24.10.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.28.9" id="Gen.28.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.9 </span><span class="fq">Nebaioth: </span><span class="ft">Ishmael's oldest son (see 25.13).</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.28.13" id="Gen.28.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.13 </span><span class="fq">the ladder: </span><span class="ft">Or “Jacob” or “the stairway.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.28.14" id="Gen.28.14!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.14 </span><span class="fq">Your family … people: </span><span class="ft">Or “All people will ask me to bless them as I have blessed your family.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.28.19" id="Gen.28.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.19 </span><span class="fq">Bethel: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Bethel” means “House of God.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.29.16-Gen.29.17" id="Gen.29.16-Gen.29.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.16,17 </span><span class="fq">but her eyes didn't sparkle: </span><span class="ft">Or “and her eyes sparkled.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.29.27" id="Gen.29.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.27 </span><span class="fq">this week: </span><span class="ft">The wedding feast lasted for seven days (see Judges 14.12,17).</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.29.32" id="Gen.29.32!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.32 </span><span class="fq">Reuben: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Reuben” means, “Look, a son!”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.29.33" id="Gen.29.33!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.33 </span><span class="fq">Simeon: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Simeon” sounds like “someone who hears.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.29.34" id="Gen.29.34!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.34 </span><span class="fq">hold me close … Levi: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Levi” sounds like “hold (someone) close.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.29.35" id="Gen.29.35!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.35 </span><span class="fq">Judah: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Judah” sounds like “praise.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.30.6" id="Gen.30.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.6 </span><span class="fq">Dan: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Dan” means “judge.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.30.8" id="Gen.30.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.8 </span><span class="fq">Naphtali: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Naphtali” means “struggle” or “contest.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.30.11" id="Gen.30.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.11 </span><span class="fq">Gad: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Gad” means “lucky.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.30.13" id="Gen.30.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.13 </span><span class="fq">Asher: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Asher” means “happy.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.30.14" id="Gen.30.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.14 </span><span class="fq">love flowers: </span><span class="ft">Also called “mandrakes,” a flowering plant that was thought to give sexual powers.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.30.18" id="Gen.30.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.18 </span><span class="fq">Issachar: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Issachar” sounds like “reward.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.30.20" id="Gen.30.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.20 </span><span class="fq">Zebulun: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Zebulun” sounds like “give” and “praise.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.30.24" id="Gen.30.24!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.24 </span><span class="fq">Joseph: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Joseph” sounds like “take away” and “add.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.30.25" id="Gen.30.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.25 </span><span class="fq">Release … agreement: </span><span class="ft">Jacob had agreed to work seven years for each of Laban's two daughters (see 29.18).</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.30.27-Gen.30.28" id="Gen.30.27-Gen.30.28!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.27,28 </span><span class="fq">I'm sure: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew says he found this out by some kind of magic, such as fortunetelling.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.30.32" id="Gen.30.32!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.32 </span><span class="fq">spotted or speckled: </span><span class="ft">In ancient times sheep were usually white, and goats were usually black or dark brown; only a few sheep would have black spots, and only a few goats would have white spots.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.30.38" id="Gen.30.38!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.38 </span><span class="fq">would see them: </span><span class="ft">It was believed by some that what sheep and goats saw at the time of breeding would determine the color of their young.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.31.13" id="Gen.31.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.13 </span><span class="fq">you … Bethel: </span><span class="ft">Or “who appeared to you at Bethel.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.31.15" id="Gen.31.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.15 </span><span class="fq">bride price: </span><span class="ft">Usually the husband-to-be paid a bride price to the father of the bride. But Jacob didn't pay Laban a bride price for either Rachel or Leah. Instead he was tricked into working 14 years to get the bride he loved. So there was no money for either of Laban's daughters.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.31.18" id="Gen.31.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.18 </span><span class="fq">northern Syria: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 24.10.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.31.19" id="Gen.31.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.19 </span><span class="fq">household idols: </span><span class="ft">These were thought to protect the household from danger. It is also possible that the person who had them would inherit the family property.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.31.20" id="Gen.31.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.20 </span><span class="fq">the Aramean: </span><span class="ft">Meaning someone from northern Syria (see the note at 24.10).</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.31.33" id="Gen.31.33!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.33 </span><span class="fq">two servant women: </span><span class="ft">Bilhah and Zilpah (see 30.4,9).</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.31.39" id="Gen.31.39!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.39 </span><span class="fq">you demanded … night: </span><span class="ft">A shepherd was not responsible for sheep and goats killed by wild animals, if the shepherd could supply proof of how they were killed.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.31.42" id="Gen.31.42!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.42 </span><span class="fq">fearsome God: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.31.47" id="Gen.31.47!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.47 </span><span class="fq">Jegar Sahadutha: </span><span class="ft">In Aramaic “Jegar Sahadutha” means “a pile of rocks to remind us.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.31.47" id="Gen.31.47!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.47 </span><span class="fq">Galeed: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Galeed” means “a pile of rocks to remind us.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.31.49" id="Gen.31.49!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.49 </span><span class="fq">Mizpah: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Mizpah” sounds like “a place from which to watch.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.31.53" id="Gen.31.53!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.53 </span><span class="fq">fearsome God: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 31.42.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.32.2" id="Gen.32.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.2 </span><span class="fq">Mahanaim: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Mahanaim” means “two camps.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.32.28" id="Gen.32.28!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.28 </span><span class="fq">Israel: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew one meaning of “Israel” is “a man who wrestles with God.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.32.30" id="Gen.32.30!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.30 </span><span class="fq">Peniel: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Peniel” means “face of God.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.33.17" id="Gen.33.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">33.17 </span><span class="fq">Succoth: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Succoth” means “shelters.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.33.18" id="Gen.33.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">33.18 </span><span class="fq">northern Syria: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 24.10.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.33.19" id="Gen.33.19!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">33.19 </span><span class="fq">pieces of silver: </span><span class="ft">Or “lambs” or “cattle.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.34.14" id="Gen.34.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">34.14 </span><span class="fq">You're not circumcised: </span><span class="ft">Israelite boys were circumcised when they were eight days old, and no uncircumcised man could be part of the people of Israel.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.34.25" id="Gen.34.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">34.25 </span><span class="fq">Simeon and Levi: </span><span class="ft">Dinah's full brothers.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.35.4" id="Gen.35.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">35.4 </span><span class="fq">earrings: </span><span class="ft">These would have had symbols of foreign gods on them.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.35.8" id="Gen.35.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">35.8 </span><span class="fq">Deborah: </span><span class="ft">See 24.59 and the note there.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.35.9-Gen.35.11" id="Gen.35.9-Gen.35.11!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">35.9-11 </span><span class="fq">Israel: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 32.28.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.35.15" id="Gen.35.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">35.15 </span><span class="fq">Bethel: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 28.19.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.35.18" id="Gen.35.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">35.18 </span><span class="fq">Benoni: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Benoni” means “Son of my Sorrow.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.35.18" id="Gen.35.18!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">35.18 </span><span class="fq">Benjamin: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Benjamin” can mean “Son at my Right Side” (the place of power).</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.35.22" id="Gen.35.22!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">35.22 </span><span class="fq">other wives: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 22.24. Bilhah had been Rachel's servant woman (see 29.28-30).</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.35.23-Gen.35.26" id="Gen.35.23-Gen.35.26!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">35.23-26 </span><span class="fq">northern Syria: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 24.10.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.36.9-Gen.36.14" id="Gen.36.9-Gen.36.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">36.9-14 </span><span class="fq">other wife: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 22.24.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.36.24" id="Gen.36.24!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">36.24 </span><span class="fq">an oasis: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.37.2" id="Gen.37.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">37.2 </span><span class="fq">Bilhah and Zilpah: </span><span class="ft">See 30.1-13.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.37.3" id="Gen.37.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">37.3 </span><span class="fq">fancy coat: </span><span class="ft">Or “a coat of many colors” or “a coat with long sleeves.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.37.23" id="Gen.37.23!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">37.23 </span><span class="fq">fancy coat: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 37.3.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.37.28" id="Gen.37.28!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">37.28 </span><span class="fq">Midianite … Ishmaelites: </span><span class="ft">According to 25.1,2, 12 both the Midianites and the Ishmaelites were descendants of Abraham, and in Judges 8.22-24 the two names are used of the same people. It is possible that in this passage “Ishmaelite” has the meaning “nomadic traders,” while “Midianite” refers to their ethnic origin.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.37.34" id="Gen.37.34!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">37.34 </span><span class="fq">sackcloth: </span><span class="ft">A rough dark-colored cloth made from goat or camel hair and used to make grain sacks. It was worn in times of trouble or sorrow.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.37.36" id="Gen.37.36!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">37.36 </span><span class="fq">the king's: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.15.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.38.8" id="Gen.38.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">38.8 </span><span class="fq">It's your duty … child … brother: </span><span class="ft">If a man died without having children, his brother was to marry the dead man's wife and have a child, who was to be considered the child of the dead brother (see Deuteronomy 25.5,6).</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.38.9" id="Gen.38.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">38.9 </span><span class="fq">the child … not be his: </span><span class="ft">When Judah died, Onan would get his dead brother's share of the inheritance, but if his dead brother had a son, the inheritance would go to him instead.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.38.18" id="Gen.38.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">38.18 </span><span class="fq">ring … walking stick: </span><span class="ft">The ring was shaped like a cylinder and could be rolled over soft clay as a way of sealing special documents. The walking stick was probably a symbol of power and the sign of leadership in the tribe, though it may have been a shepherd's rod.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.38.29" id="Gen.38.29!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">38.29 </span><span class="fq">Perez: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Perez” sounds like “opening.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.38.30" id="Gen.38.30!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">38.30 </span><span class="fq">Zerah: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Zerah” means “bright,” probably referring to the red thread.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.39.1" id="Gen.39.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">39.1 </span><span class="fq">the king's: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.15.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.40.1-Gen.40.3" id="Gen.40.1-Gen.40.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.1-3 </span><span class="fq">the king's: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.15.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.40.1-Gen.40.3" id="Gen.40.1-Gen.40.3!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.1-3 </span><span class="fq">personal servant: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “cup bearer,” an important and trusted official in the royal court, who personally served wine to the king.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.40.4" id="Gen.40.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.4 </span><span class="fq">the palace guard: </span><span class="ft">Possibly Potiphar (see 39.1).</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.41.1" id="Gen.41.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">41.1 </span><span class="fq">the king: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.15.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.41.37" id="Gen.41.37!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">41.37 </span><span class="fq">The king: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.15.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.41.45" id="Gen.41.45!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">41.45 </span><span class="fq">Heliopolis: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “On,” which is better known by its Greek name “Heliopolis.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.41.45" id="Gen.41.45!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">41.45 </span><span class="fq">traveled all over: </span><span class="ft">Or “extended his authority over all.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.41.52" id="Gen.41.52!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">41.52 </span><span class="fq">God has made me a success: </span><span class="ft">Or “God has given me children.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.41.52" id="Gen.41.52!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">41.52 </span><span class="fq">Ephraim … suffered: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Ephraim” actually means either “fertile land” or “pastureland.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.42.25" id="Gen.42.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">42.25 </span><span class="fq">money: </span><span class="ft">Probably in the form of small pieces of silver and/or other precious or semi-precious metals; there were no coins or paper money at this time.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.42.28" id="Gen.42.28!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">42.28 </span><span class="fq">What has God … us: </span><span class="ft">They thought God had put the money in their bags, so they would be caught and punished.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.42.38" id="Gen.42.38!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">42.38 </span><span class="fq">only son I have left: </span><span class="ft">Jacob had only two sons by Rachel, his favorite wife.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.43.11" id="Gen.43.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">43.11 </span><span class="fq">honey, spices, pistachio nuts, and almonds: </span><span class="ft">Some of these foods were still available in Canaan, but the main food was bread, and there was no grain to make bread.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.44.18" id="Gen.44.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">44.18 </span><span class="fq">the king: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.15.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.45.2" id="Gen.45.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">45.2 </span><span class="fq">the king: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.15.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.46.5-Gen.46.7" id="Gen.46.5-Gen.46.7!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">46.5-7 </span><span class="fq">the king: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.15.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.46.8-Gen.46.15" id="Gen.46.8-Gen.46.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">46.8-15 </span><span class="fq">northern Syria: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 24.10.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.46.8-Gen.46.15" id="Gen.46.8-Gen.46.15!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">46.8-15 </span><span class="fq">Jashub: </span><span class="ft">The Samaritan Hebrew Text and one ancient translation; the Standard Hebrew Text “Iob.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.46.19-Gen.46.22" id="Gen.46.19-Gen.46.22!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">46.19-22 </span><span class="fq">Heliopolis: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 41.45.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.46.31" id="Gen.46.31!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">46.31 </span><span class="fq">the king: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.15.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.47.14" id="Gen.47.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">47.14 </span><span class="fq">money: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 42.25.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.47.19" id="Gen.47.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">47.19 </span><span class="fq">the king: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.15.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.47.21" id="Gen.47.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">47.21 </span><span class="fq">made … slaves: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation and the Samaritan Hebrew Text; the Standard Hebrew Text “made everyone move to the cities.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.48.7" id="Gen.48.7!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">48.7 </span><span class="fq">northern Syria: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 24.10.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Gen.48.7" id="Gen.48.7!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">48.7 </span><span class="fq">Bethlehem: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Ephrath, that is, Bethlehem.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.48.12" id="Gen.48.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">48.12 </span><span class="fq">move … Jacob's knees: </span><span class="ft">The two boys were placed either on or between Jacob's knees, as a sign that he had accepted them as his sons.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.48.22" id="Gen.48.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">48.22 </span><span class="fq">the hillside: </span><span class="ft">Or “a larger share than your brothers, the land.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.49.10" id="Gen.49.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">49.10 </span><span class="fq">until … you: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.49.14" id="Gen.49.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">49.14 </span><span class="fq">resting … meadows: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.49.16" id="Gen.49.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">49.16 </span><span class="fq">Dan: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Dan” means “justice” or “judgment.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.49.19" id="Gen.49.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">49.19 </span><span class="fq">Gad: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Gad” sounds like “attack.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.49.21" id="Gen.49.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">49.21 </span><span class="fq">with lovely fawns: </span><span class="ft">Or “speaking lovely words.”</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.49.22" id="Gen.49.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">49.22 </span><span class="fq">wall: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.49.24" id="Gen.49.24!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">49.24 </span><span class="fq">mighty rock: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “rock,” which is sometimes used in poetry to compare the LORD to a mountain where his people can run for protection from their enemies.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.49.26" id="Gen.49.26!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">49.26 </span><span class="fq">eternal hills: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.50.4" id="Gen.50.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">50.4 </span><span class="fq">the king: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.15.</span></span>


bookid: Gen
contenido:
<span verse_id="Gen.50.11" id="Gen.50.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">50.11 </span><span class="fq">Egypt in Sorrow: </span><span class="ft">Or “Abel-Mizraim.”</span></span>


bookid: Exod
contenido:
<span verse_id="Exod.1.1-Exod.1.5" id="Exod.1.1-Exod.1.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1-5 </span><span class="fq">70 children … great-grandchildren: </span><span class="ft">See Genesis 46.8-27.</span></span>


bookid: Exod
contenido:
<span verse_id="Exod.1.11" id="Exod.1.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.11 </span><span class="fq">Pithom and Rameses: </span><span class="ft">This is the only mention of Pithom in the Bible; its exact location is unknown, though it was probably in the northern Delta of Egypt. Rameses is the famous Delta city that was the home of Rameses II; its exact location is also unknown.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Exod.1.11" id="Exod.1.11!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.11 </span><span class="fq">the king: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Pharaoh,” a Hebrew word sometimes used for the title of the king of Egypt.</span></span>


bookid: Exod
contenido:
<span verse_id="Exod.1.15" id="Exod.1.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.15 </span><span class="fq">Hebrew: </span><span class="ft">An earlier term for “Israelite.”</span></span>


bookid: Exod
contenido:
<span verse_id="Exod.2.4" id="Exod.2.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.4 </span><span class="fq">older sister: </span><span class="ft">Miriam, the sister of Moses and Aaron.</span></span>


bookid: Exod
contenido:
<span verse_id="Exod.2.5" id="Exod.2.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.5 </span><span class="fq">the king's: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.11.</span></span>


bookid: Exod
contenido:
<span verse_id="Exod.2.10" id="Exod.2.10!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.10 </span><span class="fq">Moses: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Moses” sounds like “pull out.”</span></span>


bookid: Exod
contenido:
<span verse_id="Exod.2.15" id="Exod.2.15!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.15 </span><span class="fq">the king: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.11.</span></span>


bookid: Exod
contenido:
<span verse_id="Exod.2.16" id="Exod.2.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.16 </span><span class="fq">Jethro, the priest of Midian: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “the priest of Midian.” But see 3.1; 4.18; 18.1,2-4 where his name is given. In the Hebrew of verse 18 he is spoken of as “Reuel,” which may have been the name of the tribe to which Jethro belonged.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.11.2" id="2Kgs.11.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.2 </span><span class="fq">Jehoram's: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Joram's,” another spelling of the name.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.11.3" id="2Kgs.11.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.3 </span><span class="fq">Jehosheba: </span><span class="ft">Jehosheba was the wife of Jehoiada the priest (see 2 Chronicles 22.11), which is why she could hide Joash in one of the private bedrooms used only by the priests.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.11.4" id="2Kgs.11.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.4 </span><span class="fq">the king's special bodyguards: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “the Carites,” who were probably foreign soldiers hired to serve as royal bodyguards.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.11.14" id="2Kgs.11.14!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.14 </span><span class="fq">singers: </span><span class="ft">Two ancient translations; Hebrew “commanders.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.11.19" id="2Kgs.11.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.19 </span><span class="fq">the king's special bodyguards: </span><span class="ft">See the note at verse 4.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.12.1" id="2Kgs.12.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.1 </span><span class="fq">Joash: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Jehoash,” another spelling of the name.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.12.3" id="2Kgs.12.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.3 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “high places,” which were local places to worship God or foreign gods.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.12.20-2Kgs.12.21" id="2Kgs.12.20-2Kgs.12.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.20,21 </span><span class="fq">Jozabad: </span><span class="ft">Some manuscripts of the Hebrew text; other manuscripts “Jozacar.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Kgs.12.20-2Kgs.12.21" id="2Kgs.12.20-2Kgs.12.21!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.20,21 </span><span class="fq">where … Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “on the Millo,” which probably refers to a landfill to strengthen and extend the hill where the city was built.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Kgs.12.20-2Kgs.12.21" id="2Kgs.12.20-2Kgs.12.21!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.20,21 </span><span class="fq">Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 8.24.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.13.5" id="2Kgs.13.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.5 </span><span class="fq">by sending … the Syrians: </span><span class="ft">The name of this leader is not given, but it may refer to Elisha the prophet, King Jehoash of Israel, or his son King Jeroboam.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.13.6-2Kgs.13.7" id="2Kgs.13.6-2Kgs.13.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.6,7 </span><span class="fq">sacred poles: </span><span class="ft">Or “trees,” used as symbols of Asherah, the goddess of fertility.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.13.14" id="2Kgs.13.14!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.14 </span><span class="fq">Master … without you: </span><span class="ft">Or “Master, you were like chariots and cavalry for Israel!”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.14.6" id="2Kgs.14.6!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.6 </span><span class="fq">The LORD had commanded … children: </span><span class="ft">See Deuteronomy 24.16.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.14.28" id="2Kgs.14.28!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.28 </span><span class="fq">how he recaptured … Hamath: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.15.4" id="2Kgs.15.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.4 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.3.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.15.5" id="2Kgs.15.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.5 </span><span class="fq">leprosy: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 5.1.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.15.10" id="2Kgs.15.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.10 </span><span class="fq">in public: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew; some manuscripts of one ancient translation “in Ibleam.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.15.11-2Kgs.15.12" id="2Kgs.15.11-2Kgs.15.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.11,12 </span><span class="fq">So the LORD … family: </span><span class="ft">See 10.28-31.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.15.13" id="2Kgs.15.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.13 </span><span class="fq">Azariah's: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Uzziah's,” another spelling of the name.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.15.19" id="2Kgs.15.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.19 </span><span class="fq">Tiglath Pileser: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Pul,” another name for Tiglath Pileser, who ruled Assyria from 745 to 727 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.15.25" id="2Kgs.15.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.25 </span><span class="fq">together with Argob and Arieh: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.15.29" id="2Kgs.15.29!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.29 </span><span class="fq">prisoners: </span><span class="ft">The events in this verse probably took place around 733 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.15.32" id="2Kgs.15.32!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.32 </span><span class="fq">Azariah: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 15.13.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.16.5-2Kgs.16.6" id="2Kgs.16.5-2Kgs.16.6!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.5,6 </span><span class="fq">the king of Edom … Edomites: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “King Rezin of Syria … Syrians”; in Hebrew, there is only one letter difference between “Edom” and “Aram,” which is the usual Hebrew name for Syria in the Bible (see also 2 Chronicles 28.17).</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.16.9" id="2Kgs.16.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.9 </span><span class="fq">King Rezin: </span><span class="ft">This probably took place around 734 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>, before the events in 15.29.</span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.16.13" id="2Kgs.16.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.13 </span><span class="fq">offered … blessings: </span><span class="ft">In traditional translations, these sacrifices are usually called “whole burnt offerings,” “grain offerings,” and “peace offerings.” These are described in Leviticus 1–3.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.16.14" id="2Kgs.16.14!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.14 </span><span class="fq">aside: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “to the north.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.16.18" id="2Kgs.16.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.18 </span><span class="fq">the special tent … Sabbath: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.16.20" id="2Kgs.16.20!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.20 </span><span class="fq">Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 8.24.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.17.3" id="2Kgs.17.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.3 </span><span class="fq">King Shalmaneser of Assyria: </span><span class="ft">The son of Tiglath Pileser, who ruled Assyria from 727 to 722 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.17.6" id="2Kgs.17.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.6 </span><span class="fq">The Assyrian king: </span><span class="ft">Probably Sargon, Shalmaneser's successor. Shalmaneser died after the city of Samaria was captured (722 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>) but before the people were taken away as prisoners (720 <span class="sc">b.c.</span>). Sargon ruled Assyria from 721 to 705 <span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.17.10" id="2Kgs.17.10!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.10 </span><span class="fq">sacred poles: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 13.6,7.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.17.11" id="2Kgs.17.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.11 </span><span class="fq">shrines: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.3.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.17.12" id="2Kgs.17.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.12 </span><span class="fq">the LORD … idols: </span><span class="ft">See Exodus 20.4,5.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.17.21" id="2Kgs.17.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.21 </span><span class="fq">when the LORD … family: </span><span class="ft">See 1 Kings 11.29-39.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.17.29" id="2Kgs.17.29!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.29 </span><span class="fq">Israelite: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Samaritan,” which is a later word to describe the people who lived in northern Israel at this time.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.18.4" id="2Kgs.18.4!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">18.4 </span><span class="fq">the bronze snake … Nehushtan: </span><span class="ft">See Numbers 21.8,9. “Nehushtan” is a nickname that sounds like the Hebrew words for “snake” and “bronze.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.18.10" id="2Kgs.18.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">18.10 </span><span class="fq">three years later: </span><span class="ft">When the Israelites measured time, part of a year could be counted as a whole year.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.18.11" id="2Kgs.18.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">18.11 </span><span class="fq">The king of Assyria: </span><span class="ft">Probably Sargon, Shalmaneser's successor (see the note at 17.6).</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.18.13" id="2Kgs.18.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">18.13 </span><span class="fq">King Sennacherib … walled city: </span><span class="ft">Sennacherib ruled Assyria 705–681 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>, and this event probably took place in 701 <span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.18.16" id="2Kgs.18.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">18.16 </span><span class="fq">doorposts: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.18.22" id="2Kgs.18.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">18.22 </span><span class="fq">worship: </span><span class="ft">Hezekiah actually had torn down the places where idols were worshiped, and he had told the people to worship the LORD at the one place of worship in Jerusalem. But the Assyrian leader was confused and thought these were also places where the LORD was supposed to be worshiped.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.19.9" id="2Kgs.19.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.9 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopia: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Cush,” which was a region south of Egypt that included parts of the present countries of Ethiopia and Sudan.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.19.15" id="2Kgs.19.15!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.15 </span><span class="fq">winged creatures: </span><span class="ft">Two winged creatures made of gold were on the top of the sacred chest and were symbols of the LORD's throne on earth (see Exodus 25.18; 2 Samuel 6.2).</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.19.26" id="2Kgs.19.26!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.26 </span><span class="fq">tender young grass … matures: </span><span class="ft">Many of the houses had roofs made of packed earth. Grass would sometimes grow out of the roof, but would die quickly because of the sun and hot winds.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.19.28" id="2Kgs.19.28!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.28 </span><span class="fq">I will put … your mouth: </span><span class="ft">This is how the Assyrians treated their prisoners, and now the LORD will treat Sennacherib the same way.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.19.37" id="2Kgs.19.37!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.37 </span><span class="fq">Esarhaddon became king: </span><span class="ft">Ruled Assyria 681–669 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.20.9" id="2Kgs.20.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.9 </span><span class="fq">Will … steps: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.20.11" id="2Kgs.20.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.11 </span><span class="fq">the shadow … Ahaz: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.20.12" id="2Kgs.20.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.12 </span><span class="fq">Merodach: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Berodach,” another spelling of the name.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Kgs.20.12" id="2Kgs.20.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.12 </span><span class="fq">Merodach Baladan … Babylonia: </span><span class="ft">Ruled Babylonia 722–710 and 704–703 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.20.13" id="2Kgs.20.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.13 </span><span class="fq">welcomed: </span><span class="ft">Or “listened to.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.21.11" id="2Kgs.21.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.11 </span><span class="fq">Amorites: </span><span class="ft">Here used in the general sense of nations that lived in Canaan before the Israelites.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.21.16" id="2Kgs.21.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.16 </span><span class="fq">He also refused … killed: </span><span class="ft">Or “He killed so many innocent people.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.22.3" id="2Kgs.22.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.3 </span><span class="fq">Shaphan: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Shaphan son of Azaliah son of Meshullam.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.22.14" id="2Kgs.22.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.14 </span><span class="fq">Shallum: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Shallum son of Tikvah son of Harhas.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.23.2" id="2Kgs.23.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.2 </span><span class="fq">The Book of God's Law: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “The Book of God's Agreement,” which is the same as “The Book of God's Law” in 22.8,11. In traditional translations this is called “The Book of the Covenant.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.23.6" id="2Kgs.23.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.6 </span><span class="fq">sacred pole: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 13.6,7.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.23.7" id="2Kgs.23.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.7 </span><span class="fq">male prostitutes: </span><span class="ft">Young men or boys sometimes served as prostitutes in the worship of Canaanite gods, but the LORD had forbidden the people of Israel and Judah to worship in this way (see Deuteronomy 23.17,18).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Kgs.23.7" id="2Kgs.23.7!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.7 </span><span class="fq">sacred robes: </span><span class="ft">Or “coverings.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.23.8" id="2Kgs.23.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.8 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 12.3.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.23.9" id="2Kgs.23.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.9 </span><span class="fq">sacred bread: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “thin bread,” which may be either the pieces of thin bread made without yeast to be eaten during the Passover Festival (see verses 21-23) or the baked flour used in sacrifices to give thanks to the LORD (see Leviticus 2.4,5).</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.23.11" id="2Kgs.23.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.11 </span><span class="fq">in a courtyard: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.23.13" id="2Kgs.23.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.13 </span><span class="fq">the shrines … Ammon: </span><span class="ft">See 1 Kings 11.5-7.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.23.14" id="2Kgs.23.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.14 </span><span class="fq">Then he … human bones: </span><span class="ft">This made the whole area unfit for the worship of any god.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.23.16" id="2Kgs.23.16!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.16 </span><span class="fq">just … festival: </span><span class="ft">See 1 Kings 13.1,2.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.23.17" id="2Kgs.23.17!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.16,17 </span><span class="fq">said when Jeroboam … asked: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “said. </span><span class="fv">17</span> Then Josiah asked.”</span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.23.18" id="2Kgs.23.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.18 </span><span class="fq">old prophet … there: </span><span class="ft">See 1 Kings 13.11-32.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.23.21" id="2Kgs.23.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.21 </span><span class="fq">The Book of God's Law: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 23.2.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.23.29" id="2Kgs.23.29!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.29 </span><span class="fq">killed: </span><span class="ft">At this time, King Neco of Egypt (609–595 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>) was fighting on the side of the Assyrians. He marched north to fight the Babylonian army and help Assyria keep control of its land. Since Josiah considered Assyria an enemy, he set out to stop Neco and the Egyptian troops.</span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.23.33" id="2Kgs.23.33!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.33 </span><span class="fq">Riblah: </span><span class="ft">An important town in Syria on the Orontes River.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.24.1" id="2Kgs.24.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.1 </span><span class="fq">King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylonia: </span><span class="ft">Ruled Babylonia 605–562 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.24.7" id="2Kgs.24.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.7 </span><span class="fq">again: </span><span class="ft">Nebuchadnezzar defeated the Egyptian army in 605 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span> at the town of Carchemish. But a few years later, he was forced to retreat all the way back to Babylonia, which allowed Jehoiakim to rebel (see verse 1).</span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.24.12" id="2Kgs.24.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.12 </span><span class="fq">Babylonia: </span><span class="ft">These events took place in 597 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.24.13" id="2Kgs.24.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.13 </span><span class="fq">warned: </span><span class="ft">See 20.16-18.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.25.1" id="2Kgs.25.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.1 </span><span class="fq">tenth month: </span><span class="ft">Tebeth, the tenth month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-December to mid-January.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.25.2-2Kgs.25.3" id="2Kgs.25.2-2Kgs.25.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.2,3 </span><span class="fq">fourth: </span><span class="ft">This word is not in the Hebrew text here, but see the parallel in Jeremiah 52.5,6.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.25.4" id="2Kgs.25.4!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.4 </span><span class="fq">wall: </span><span class="ft">Jerusalem was destroyed in 586 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.25.8" id="2Kgs.25.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.8 </span><span class="fq">About a month later: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “On the seventh day of the fifth month.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.25.17" id="2Kgs.25.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.17 </span><span class="fq">pomegranates: </span><span class="ft">A bright red fruit that looks like an apple.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.25.22" id="2Kgs.25.22!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.22 </span><span class="fq">Ahikam: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Ahikam son of Shaphan.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.25.25" id="2Kgs.25.25!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.25 </span><span class="fq">Ishmael: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Ishmael son of Nethaniah son of Elishama.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Kgs.25.25" id="2Kgs.25.25!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.25 </span><span class="fq">about two months … his rule: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “in the seventh month.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.25.27" id="2Kgs.25.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.27 </span><span class="fq">Evil-Merodach … Babylonia: </span><span class="ft">The son of Nebuchadnezzar, who ruled Babylonia from 562 to 560 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Kgs.25.27" id="2Kgs.25.27!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.27 </span><span class="fq">twelfth month: </span><span class="ft">Adar, the twelfth month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-February to mid-March.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.1.6" id="1Chr.1.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.6 </span><span class="fq">Riphath: </span><span class="ft">Most Hebrew manuscripts and two ancient translations (see also Genesis 10.2-5); some Hebrew manuscripts “Diphath.” In Hebrew the letters “d” and “r” look almost exactly the same.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.1.7" id="1Chr.1.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.7 </span><span class="fq">Dodanim: </span><span class="ft">Most Hebrew manuscripts and one ancient translation (see also Genesis 10.2-5); some Hebrew manuscripts “Rodanim.” In Hebrew the letters “d” and “r” look almost exactly the same.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.1.8" id="1Chr.1.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.8 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopia: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Cush,” which was a region south of Egypt that included parts of the present countries of Ethiopia and Sudan.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.1.12" id="1Chr.1.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.12 </span><span class="fq">Casluhim, and Caphtorim, the ancestor of the Philistines: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Casluhim, the ancestor of the Philistines, and Caphtorim”; but see Jeremiah 47.4 and Amos 9.7.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.1.17" id="1Chr.1.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.17 </span><span class="fq">Meshech: </span><span class="ft">Most Hebrew manuscripts; a few Hebrew manuscripts and some manuscripts of one ancient translation “Mash” (see also Genesis 10.21-31).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.1.19" id="1Chr.1.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.19 </span><span class="fq">Peleg: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Peleg” means “divided.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.1.34" id="1Chr.1.34!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.34 </span><span class="fq">Jacob: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Israel,” which was Jacob's name after God renamed him.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.1.40" id="1Chr.1.40!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.40 </span><span class="fq">Alvan: </span><span class="ft">Or “Alian.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.1.41" id="1Chr.1.41!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.41 </span><span class="fq">Hemdan: </span><span class="ft">Most Hebrew manuscripts and some manuscripts of one ancient translation (see also Genesis 36.26); other Hebrew manuscripts “Hamran.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.1.42" id="1Chr.1.42!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.42 </span><span class="fq">Jaakan: </span><span class="ft">Or “Akan” (see Genesis 36.27).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Chr.1.42" id="1Chr.1.42!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.42 </span><span class="fq">Dishan: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Dishon,” another spelling of the name (see Genesis 36.28).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.1.51" id="1Chr.1.51!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.51 </span><span class="fq">The Edomite clans: </span><span class="ft">Or “The leaders of the Edomite clans.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Chr.1.51" id="1Chr.1.51!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.51 </span><span class="fq">Alvah: </span><span class="ft">Or “Aliah.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.2.1-1Chr.2.2" id="1Chr.2.1-1Chr.2.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.1,2 </span><span class="fq">Jacob: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.34.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.2.6" id="1Chr.2.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.6 </span><span class="fq">Darda: </span><span class="ft">Most Hebrew manuscripts and two ancient translations (see also 1 Kings 4.30,31); some Hebrew manuscripts “Dara.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.2.7" id="1Chr.2.7!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.7 </span><span class="fq">Achan: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Achar,” which means “trouble.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Chr.2.7" id="1Chr.2.7!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.7 </span><span class="fq">Achan … the LORD: </span><span class="ft">See Joshua 7.1-26.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.2.9" id="1Chr.2.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.9 </span><span class="fq">Caleb: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Chelubai,” another form of the name.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.2.18" id="1Chr.2.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.18 </span><span class="fq">married Azubah … Jerioth: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.2.24" id="1Chr.2.24!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.24 </span><span class="fq">After the death of Hezron … Ashhur: </span><span class="ft">Two ancient translations; Hebrew “After Hezron died in Caleb-Ephrathah, Abijah his wife gave birth to Ashhur.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.2.42" id="1Chr.2.42!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.42 </span><span class="fq">Mesha: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew; one ancient translation “Mareshah.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Chr.2.42" id="1Chr.2.42!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.42 </span><span class="fq">following descendants … Mareshah: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.2.46" id="1Chr.2.46!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.46 </span><span class="fq">wives: </span><span class="ft">This translates a Hebrew word for women who were legally bound to a man, but without the full privileges of a wife.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.2.47" id="1Chr.2.47!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.47 </span><span class="fq">Shaaph: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 47.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.2.48" id="1Chr.2.48!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.48 </span><span class="fq">wives: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 2.46.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.3.5" id="1Chr.3.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.5 </span><span class="fq">Bathsheba: </span><span class="ft">Two ancient translations (see also 2 Samuel 11); Hebrew “Bathshua.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.3.6-1Chr.3.8" id="1Chr.3.6-1Chr.3.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.6-8 </span><span class="fq">Elishua: </span><span class="ft">Some Hebrew manuscripts and some manuscripts of one ancient translation (see also 2 Samuel 5.14,15); most Hebrew manuscripts “Elishama.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.3.9" id="1Chr.3.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.9 </span><span class="fq">other wives: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 2.46.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.3.10-1Chr.3.15" id="1Chr.3.10-1Chr.3.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.10-15 </span><span class="fq">Jehoram: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Joram,” another spelling of the name.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Chr.3.10-1Chr.3.15" id="1Chr.3.10-1Chr.3.15!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.10-15 </span><span class="fq">Jehoahaz: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Shallum,” probably another name for Jehoahaz (see also 2 Kings 23.30).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.3.21" id="1Chr.3.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.21 </span><span class="fq">Shecaniah: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 21.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.4.3-1Chr.4.4" id="1Chr.4.3-1Chr.4.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.3,4 </span><span class="fq">Etam's sons: </span><span class="ft">Some manuscripts of one ancient translation; Hebrew “Etam's ancestors.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.4.9" id="1Chr.4.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.9 </span><span class="fq">Jabez … pain … birth: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Jabez” sounds like “pain.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.4.10" id="1Chr.4.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.10 </span><span class="fq">I … harm: </span><span class="ft">Or “keep me from harm, so I won't cause any pain.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.4.12" id="1Chr.4.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.12 </span><span class="fq">who settled the town of Nahash: </span><span class="ft">Or “who was the father of Irnahash.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.4.13" id="1Chr.4.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.13 </span><span class="fq">and Meonothai: </span><span class="ft">Two ancient translations; these words are not in the Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.4.14" id="1Chr.4.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.14 </span><span class="fq">Valley of Crafts: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Geharashim.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.4.21-1Chr.4.22" id="1Chr.4.21-1Chr.4.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.21,22 </span><span class="fq">who married Moabite women and then settled near Bethlehem: </span><span class="ft">Or “who ruled in Moab and Jashubi-Lahem” or “who ruled in Moab but then returned to Lehem.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.4.34-1Chr.4.38" id="1Chr.4.34-1Chr.4.38!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.34-38 </span><span class="fq">Jehu: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Jehu son of Joshibiah son of Seraiah son of Asiel.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Chr.4.34-1Chr.4.38" id="1Chr.4.34-1Chr.4.38!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.34-38 </span><span class="fq">Ziza: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Ziza son of Shiphi son of Allon son of Jedaiah son of Shimri son of Shemaiah.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.4.39" id="1Chr.4.39!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.39 </span><span class="fq">Gerar: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “Gedor.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.4.42" id="1Chr.4.42!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.42 </span><span class="fq">Edom: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Mount Seir,” a common name for the nation of Edom.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.5.1" id="1Chr.5.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.1 </span><span class="fq">Jacob: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.34.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Chr.5.1" id="1Chr.5.1!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.1 </span><span class="fq">rights as the first-born son: </span><span class="ft">The first-born son inherited the largest amount of property, as well as the leadership of the family.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Chr.5.1" id="1Chr.5.1!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.1 </span><span class="fq">wives: </span><span class="ft">See Genesis 35.22; 49.3,4.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.5.22" id="1Chr.5.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.22 </span><span class="fq">they were taken as prisoners to Assyria: </span><span class="ft">See 2 Kings 15.29; 17.5-23.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.5.23" id="1Chr.5.23!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.23 </span><span class="fq">Baal-Hermon: </span><span class="ft">The location of this place is unknown.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.5.26" id="1Chr.5.26!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.26 </span><span class="fq">King Tiglath Pileser: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text also includes “King Pul,” another name by which he was known.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.6.15" id="1Chr.6.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.15 </span><span class="fq">King Nebuchadnezzar … dragged from their land: </span><span class="ft">See 2 Kings 24.8-17; 25.1-21.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.6.28" id="1Chr.6.28!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.28 </span><span class="fq">Joel: </span><span class="ft">Two ancient translations (see also verse 33 and 1 Samuel 8.1,2); this name is not in the Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.6.49" id="1Chr.6.49!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.49 </span><span class="fq">the two altars at the sacred tent: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text mentions two different altars: A large altar for offering sacrifices, and a smaller altar for offering incense.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.6.57-1Chr.6.59" id="1Chr.6.57-1Chr.6.59!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.57-59 </span><span class="fq">Safe Towns: </span><span class="ft">These were special towns set aside where a person who had accidentally killed someone could run for protection from the victim's relatives (see Numbers 35.9-15; Deuteronomy 19.1-13; Joshua 20.1-9).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.6.65" id="1Chr.6.65!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.65 </span><span class="fq">with the LORD's help: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “by lot.” Pieces of wood or stone (called “lots”) were used to find out what God wanted his people to do.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.7.12" id="1Chr.7.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.12 </span><span class="fq">Dan: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Aher,” which can mean “someone else” (see Genesis 46.23-25).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.7.13" id="1Chr.7.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.13 </span><span class="fq">Bilhah: </span><span class="ft">One of Jacob's wives and the mother of Dan and Naphtali (see Genesis 46.23-25).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.7.14" id="1Chr.7.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.14 </span><span class="fq">wife: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 2.46.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.7.15" id="1Chr.7.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.15 </span><span class="fq">Zelophehad … daughters: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text (see also Numbers 26.28-33).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.7.23" id="1Chr.7.23!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.23 </span><span class="fq">Beriah … misery: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Beriah” sounds like “in misery.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.7.29" id="1Chr.7.29!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.29 </span><span class="fq">Joseph: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Joseph son of Israel.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.7.35" id="1Chr.7.35!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.35 </span><span class="fq">Hotham: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Helem,” another spelling of the name.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.8.29" id="1Chr.8.29!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.29 </span><span class="fq">Jeiel: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation and 9.35; the Hebrew text does not have this name.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.8.30" id="1Chr.8.30!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.30 </span><span class="fq">Ner: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation and 9.36; the Hebrew text does not have this name.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.8.33" id="1Chr.8.33!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.33 </span><span class="fq">Eshbaal: </span><span class="ft">Also called “Ishbosheth” (see 2 Samuel 2.8 and the note there).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.8.34" id="1Chr.8.34!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.34 </span><span class="fq">Meribbaal: </span><span class="ft">Also called “Mephibosheth” (see 2 Samuel 4.4 and the note there).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.9.19" id="1Chr.9.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.19 </span><span class="fq">Shallum son of Kore: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Shallum son of Kore, grandson of Ebiasaph, and great-grandson of Korah.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.9.31" id="1Chr.9.31!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.31 </span><span class="fq">the bread used for offerings: </span><span class="ft">See Leviticus 2.4-7.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.9.32" id="1Chr.9.32!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.32 </span><span class="fq">the sacred loaves of bread for each Sabbath: </span><span class="ft">See Leviticus 24.5-9.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.9.39" id="1Chr.9.39!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.39 </span><span class="fq">Eshbaal: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 8.33.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.9.40-1Chr.9.41" id="1Chr.9.40-1Chr.9.41!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.40,41 </span><span class="fq">Meribbaal: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 8.34.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Chr.9.40-1Chr.9.41" id="1Chr.9.40-1Chr.9.41!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.40,41 </span><span class="fq">and Ahaz: </span><span class="ft">Most ancient translations and 8.35; the Hebrew text does not have this name.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.10.7" id="1Chr.10.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.7 </span><span class="fq">Jezreel Valley: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “the valley.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.11.8" id="1Chr.11.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.8 </span><span class="fq">the landfill on the east side: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “the Millo,” which probably refers to a landfill to strengthen and extend the hill where the city was built.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.11.11" id="1Chr.11.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.11 </span><span class="fq">the Three Warriors: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation and 2 Samuel 23.8; Hebrew “the Thirty Warriors.” The “Three Warriors” was the most honored group of warriors and may have been part of the “Thirty Warriors.” “Three” and “thirty” are spelled almost the same in Hebrew, so there is some confusion in the manuscripts as to which group is being talked about in some places in the following lists.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.11.15" id="1Chr.11.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.15 </span><span class="fq">the Three Warriors: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “three of the thirty most important warriors.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.11.20" id="1Chr.11.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.20 </span><span class="fq">the Thirty Warriors: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “the Three Warriors.” The “Thirty Warriors” was the second most honored group of warriors and may have also been officers in the army.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.11.21" id="1Chr.11.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.20,21 </span><span class="fq">Warriors: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of these verses.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.11.26-1Chr.11.47" id="1Chr.11.26-1Chr.11.47!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.26-47 </span><span class="fq">Ilai: </span><span class="ft">Or “Zalmon” (see 2 Samuel 23.24-39).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Chr.11.26-1Chr.11.47" id="1Chr.11.26-1Chr.11.47!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.26-47 </span><span class="fq">Hurai: </span><span class="ft">Or “Hiddai” (see 2 Samuel 23.24-39).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Chr.11.26-1Chr.11.47" id="1Chr.11.26-1Chr.11.47!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.26-47 </span><span class="fq">Hashem: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “the sons of Hashem.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.12.1" id="1Chr.12.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.1 </span><span class="fq">David had gone … battles: </span><span class="ft">Ziklag was the Philistine town that King Achish of Gath gave David in return for his loyalty (see 1 Samuel 27.6). This happened during the time that David was living as an outlaw, so the events in this chapter actually took place before chapter 11 when David became king of Israel.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.13.6" id="1Chr.13.6!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.6 </span><span class="fq">winged creatures: </span><span class="ft">Two golden statues of winged creatures were on top of the sacred chest and were symbols of the LORD's throne on earth (see Exodus 25.18).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.13.7" id="1Chr.13.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.7 </span><span class="fq">The sacred chest … Abinadab's house: </span><span class="ft">See 1 Samuel 6.19—7.2.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Chr.13.7" id="1Chr.13.7!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.7 </span><span class="fq">Abinadab's sons: </span><span class="ft">These words are not in the Hebrew text, but see 2 Samuel 6.3.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.13.11" id="1Chr.13.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.11 </span><span class="fq">Attack on Uzzah: </span><span class="ft">Or “Perez-Uzzah.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.14.4-1Chr.14.7" id="1Chr.14.4-1Chr.14.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.4-7 </span><span class="fq">Beeliada: </span><span class="ft">Or “Eliada” (see 3.6-8).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.14.11" id="1Chr.14.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.11 </span><span class="fq">The Lord Broke Through: </span><span class="ft">Or “Baal-Perazim.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.14.14" id="1Chr.14.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.14 </span><span class="fq">balsam: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.15.27" id="1Chr.15.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.27 </span><span class="fq">a linen cloth: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew word is “ephod,” which can mean either a piece of clothing like a skirt that went from the waist to the knee or a garment like a vest or jacket that only the priests wore.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.15.29" id="1Chr.15.29!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.29 </span><span class="fq">Michal: </span><span class="ft">One of David's wives.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.16.1" id="1Chr.16.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.1 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please the LORD: </span><span class="ft">These sacrifices have traditionally been called “whole burnt offerings” because the whole animal was burned on the altar. A main purpose of such sacrifices was to please the LORD with the smell of the sacrifice, and so in the CEV they are often called “sacrifices to please the LORD.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Chr.16.1" id="1Chr.16.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.1 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to ask his blessing: </span><span class="ft">These sacrifices have traditionally been called “peace offerings” or “offerings of well-being.” A main purpose was to ask for the LORD's blessing, and so in the CEV they are sometimes called “sacrifices to ask the LORD's blessing.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.17.17" id="1Chr.17.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.17 </span><span class="fq">You are treating me … person: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.18.17" id="1Chr.18.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">18.17 </span><span class="fq">David's bodyguard: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “the Cherethites and the Pelethites,” who were foreign soldiers hired by David to be his bodyguard.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.19.9" id="1Chr.19.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.9 </span><span class="fq">the city: </span><span class="ft">Probably Rabbah, the capital city of Ammon.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.20.2" id="1Chr.20.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.2 </span><span class="fq">the statue of their god Milcom: </span><span class="ft">Or “their king.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Chr.20.2" id="1Chr.20.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.2 </span><span class="fq">David put the jewel on his crown: </span><span class="ft">Or “David put the crown on his head.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.20.4" id="1Chr.20.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.4 </span><span class="fq">Rephaim: </span><span class="ft">This may refer to a group of people that lived in Palestine before the Israelites and who were famous for their large size.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.20.5" id="1Chr.20.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.5 </span><span class="fq">weaver's beam: </span><span class="ft">When a weaver made cloth, one set of threads was tied onto a large wooden rod that was known as a weaver's beam.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.20.7" id="1Chr.20.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.7 </span><span class="fq">David's nephew Jonathan: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Jonathan son of Shimea, David's brother.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.21.15" id="1Chr.21.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.15 </span><span class="fq">Araunah: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Ornan,” another spelling of Araunah (see 2 Samuel 24.16).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.21.16" id="1Chr.21.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.16 </span><span class="fq">sackcloth: </span><span class="ft">A rough, dark-colored cloth made from goat or camel hair and used to make grain sacks. It was worn in times of trouble or sorrow.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.21.23" id="1Chr.21.23!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.23 </span><span class="fq">threshing-boards: </span><span class="ft">Heavy boards with bits of rock or metal on the bottom. They were dragged across the grain to separate the husks from the kernels.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.21.26" id="1Chr.21.26!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.26 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please the LORD: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 16.1.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Chr.21.26" id="1Chr.21.26!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.26 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to ask his blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 16.1.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.21.27" id="1Chr.21.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.27 </span><span class="fq">the LORD commanded the angel to put the sword away: </span><span class="ft">See verse 16.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.22.9" id="1Chr.22.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.9 </span><span class="fq">Solomon … safe and peaceful: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Solomon” sounds like “peace.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.24.5" id="1Chr.24.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.5 </span><span class="fq">asked God what to do: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “cast lots” (see the note at 6.65).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.24.27" id="1Chr.24.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.26,27 </span><span class="fq">Ibri: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verses 26,27.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.25.3" id="1Chr.25.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.3 </span><span class="fq">Shimei: </span><span class="ft">One Hebrew manuscript and two ancient translations; other Hebrew manuscripts do not have this name.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.25.8" id="1Chr.25.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.8 </span><span class="fq">asking the LORD what he wanted: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “casting lots” (see the note at 6.65).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.26.13" id="1Chr.26.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.13 </span><span class="fq">they let the LORD show them what he wanted done: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “they cast lots to find out what the LORD wanted done” (see the note at 6.65).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.26.14" id="1Chr.26.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.14 </span><span class="fq">Shelemiah: </span><span class="ft">Another spelling for Meshelemiah.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.26.18" id="1Chr.26.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.18 </span><span class="fq">courtyard: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.26.20" id="1Chr.26.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.20 </span><span class="fq">The Levites … were: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “Ahijah the Levite was.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.26.21" id="1Chr.26.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.21 </span><span class="fq">Many of his other … clan: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.26.28" id="1Chr.26.28!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.28 </span><span class="fq">Abner the son of Ner: </span><span class="ft">Abner was King Saul's uncle (see 9.39).</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.27.4" id="1Chr.27.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.4 </span><span class="fq">whose … Mikloth: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.27.6" id="1Chr.27.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.6 </span><span class="fq">whose son Ammizabad … army commander: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.29.10" id="1Chr.29.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.10 </span><span class="fq">Jacob: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.34.</span></span>


bookid: 1Chr
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Chr.29.21" id="1Chr.29.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.21 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please the LORD: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 16.1.</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.10.1" id="Dan.10.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.1 </span><span class="fq">third year: </span><span class="ft">536 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Dan.10.1" id="Dan.10.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.1 </span><span class="fq">Daniel: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 2.26.</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.10.3" id="Dan.10.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.3 </span><span class="fq">olive oil … hair: </span><span class="ft">On special occasions, it was the custom to put olive oil on one's face and hair.</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.10.4" id="Dan.10.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.4 </span><span class="fq">first month: </span><span class="ft">Nisan (also known as Abib), the first month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-March to mid-April.</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.10.5" id="Dan.10.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.5 </span><span class="fq">solid gold belt: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “belt of gold from Uphaz.”</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.10.6" id="Dan.10.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.6 </span><span class="fq">a precious stone: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “beryl,” which is green or bluish-green.</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.10.13" id="Dan.10.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.13 </span><span class="fq">guardian angel: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “prince.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Dan.10.13" id="Dan.10.13!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.13 </span><span class="fq">one of the strongest guardian angels: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “chief prince.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Dan.10.13" id="Dan.10.13!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.13 </span><span class="fq">came … Persia: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.11.1" id="Dan.11.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.1 </span><span class="fq">Darius the Mede: </span><span class="ft">See 5.30.</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.11.6" id="Dan.11.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.6 </span><span class="fq">their child: </span><span class="ft">One Hebrew manuscript and two ancient translations; most Hebrew manuscripts “her father.”</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.11.16" id="Dan.11.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.16 </span><span class="fq">the holy land: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 8.9.</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.11.37" id="Dan.11.37!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.37 </span><span class="fq">god preferred by women: </span><span class="ft">Perhaps Tammuz or Adonis, which were popular among the women of that time.</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.11.41" id="Dan.11.41!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.41 </span><span class="fq">the holy land: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 8.9.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Dan.11.41" id="Dan.11.41!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.41 </span><span class="fq">the ruler of Ammon: </span><span class="ft">Or “what is left of Ammon.”</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.11.43" id="Dan.11.43!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.43 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopia: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Cush,” which was a region south of Egypt that included parts of the present countries of Ethiopia and Sudan.</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.12.1" id="Dan.12.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.1 </span><span class="fq">The Book: </span><span class="ft">Either the book with the names of God's people in it or the book with the record of the good and evil that people have done.</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.12.4" id="Dan.12.4!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.4 </span><span class="fq">even though … in it: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.12.6" id="Dan.12.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.6 </span><span class="fq">angel … upstream from them: </span><span class="ft">See 10.4-6.</span></span>


bookid: Dan
contenido:
<span verse_id="Dan.12.7" id="Dan.12.7!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.7 </span><span class="fq">a time, two times, and half a time: </span><span class="ft">Or “a year, two years, and half a year,” that is, about 1,260 days.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.1.1" id="Hos.1.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Jehoash: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Joash,” another spelling of the name.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.1.1" id="Hos.1.1!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">kings of Judah … king of Israel: </span><span class="ft">Uzziah (781–740 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>), Jotham (740-736), Ahaz (736–716), Hezekiah (716–687), and Jeroboam II (783–743).</span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.1.2" id="Hos.1.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.2 </span><span class="fq">unfaithful wife: </span><span class="ft">In some Canaanite religions of Old Testament times, young women were expected to have sex with the worshipers of their god before marriage. Such women were called “temple prostitutes.” Many of the Israelite women did this same thing, and Hosea is told to marry one of them to show that the nation has turned from the LORD to worship idols.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.1.4" id="Hos.1.4!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.4 </span><span class="fq">Jezreel: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Jezreel” means “God scatters (seed).” Here the name is used as a threat (meaning the LORD will punish Israel by scattering its people), while in verse 11 it is used as a promise (meaning the LORD will bless Israel by giving their nation many people, just as a big harvest comes when many seeds are scattered in a field).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.1.4" id="Hos.1.4!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.4 </span><span class="fq">murders … Valley: </span><span class="ft">Jehu murdered the wife and relatives of King Ahab (see 2 Kings 9.15—10.14).</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.1.6" id="Hos.1.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.6 </span><span class="fq">Lo-Ruhamah: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Lo-Ruhamah” means “No Mercy.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.1.9" id="Hos.1.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.9 </span><span class="fq">Lo-Ammi: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Lo-Ammi” means “Not My People.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.1.11" id="Hos.1.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.11 </span><span class="fq">Jezreel: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.4.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.2.1" id="Hos.2.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.1 </span><span class="fq">My People … Shown Mercy: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “My People” is “Ammi” and “Shown Mercy” is “Ruhamah” (see Lo-Ruhamah in 1.6 and Lo-Ammi in 1.9).</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.2.2" id="Hos.2.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.2 </span><span class="fq">prostitution … unfaithful: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.2.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.2.8" id="Hos.2.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.8 </span><span class="fq">Baal: </span><span class="ft">A Canaanite god of fertility.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.2.10" id="Hos.2.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.10 </span><span class="fq">I'll strip … lovers: </span><span class="ft">Or “I'll show her lovers how disgusting she is.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.2.12" id="Hos.2.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.12 </span><span class="fq">fig trees … payment: </span><span class="ft">Hosea uses an unusual word for “fig tree,” which is spelled something like the word for “payment.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.2.15" id="Hos.2.15!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.15 </span><span class="fq">Trouble Valley: </span><span class="ft">Or “Achor Valley.” The exact location of the valley is unknown, but in Hebrew “Achor” sounds like “Achan,” who brought trouble on Israel by disobeying the Lord (see Joshua 7.24-26).</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.2.16" id="Hos.2.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.16 </span><span class="fq">husband … master: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew the word “master” is the same as the name of the god Baal. But the LORD promises that his people will have a deep personal relationship with him (like a devoted wife and husband) rather than merely a legal tie (like a wife and her “master”).</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.2.19" id="Hos.2.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.19 </span><span class="fq">bride price: </span><span class="ft">It was the custom for the husband to pay his wife's parents a bride price. Instead of money, the LORD will give much better benefits to Israel.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.2.23" id="Hos.2.23!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.23 </span><span class="fq">Lo-Ruhamah: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.6.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.2.23" id="Hos.2.23!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.23 </span><span class="fq">Lo-Ammi: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.9.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.3.1" id="Hos.3.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.1 </span><span class="fq">unfaithful woman: </span><span class="ft">This may refer to Gomer, the woman Hosea married (see 1.3), or it may refer to another woman.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.4.4" id="Hos.4.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.4 </span><span class="fq">priests: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 4. Hosea may have had in mind only one priest, possibly the chief priest.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.4.15" id="Hos.4.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.15 </span><span class="fq">sinful Bethel: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Beth-Aven,” which means “house of sin” or “house of nothing,” referring to “Bethel,” which means “house of God.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.4.17" id="Hos.4.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.17 </span><span class="fq">Israel: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Ephraim,” the leading tribe of the northern kingdom of Israel, which sometimes stands for the whole kingdom.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.4.17" id="Hos.4.17!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.17 </span><span class="fq">charmed by: </span><span class="ft">Or “joined to.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.4.18" id="Hos.4.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.18 </span><span class="fq">life: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 18.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.4.19" id="Hos.4.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.19 </span><span class="fq">And so … swept away: </span><span class="ft">Or “And so you will be ashamed.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.5.1" id="Hos.5.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.1 </span><span class="fq">Israel: </span><span class="ft">Probably meaning the tribal leaders of Israel.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.5.1" id="Hos.5.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.1 </span><span class="fq">Justice … duty. But: </span><span class="ft">Or “You are doomed, because.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.5.2" id="Hos.5.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.2 </span><span class="fq">At … pit: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.5.7" id="Hos.5.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.7 </span><span class="fq">prostitutes: </span><span class="ft">See 4.14, and the note at 1.2.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.5.7" id="Hos.5.7!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.7 </span><span class="fq">So … destroyed: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.5.8" id="Hos.5.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.8 </span><span class="fq">sinful Bethel: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 4.15. Gibeah is 5 kilometers north of Jerusalem, Ramah is 8 kilometers north, and Bethel is 17.5 kilometers north. The attack comes from the south, and all the land of Benjamin (belonging to Israel) is in danger.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.5.8" id="Hos.5.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.8 </span><span class="fq">watch out: </span><span class="ft">Or “lead the way.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.5.11" id="Hos.5.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.11 </span><span class="fq">for … idols: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.5.13" id="Hos.5.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.13 </span><span class="fq">and … king: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.6.5" id="Hos.6.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.5 </span><span class="fq">That's why my … sun: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.6.7" id="Hos.6.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.7 </span><span class="fq">At … you: </span><span class="ft">Or “Like Adam, you” or “Each one of you.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.6.8" id="Hos.6.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.8 </span><span class="fq">your hands … victims: </span><span class="ft">This may refer to child sacrifice.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.6.9" id="Hos.6.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.9 </span><span class="fq">You … ambush: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.6.9" id="Hos.6.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.9 </span><span class="fq">Shechem: </span><span class="ft">This was one of the towns where people could run for safety, if they had accidentally killed someone (see Joshua 20.1-9).</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.7.1" id="Hos.7.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.1 </span><span class="fq">Israel: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 4.17. Samaria was the capital city of Israel.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.7.5" id="Hos.7.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.5 </span><span class="fq">foolishness: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 5.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.7.8" id="Hos.7.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.8 </span><span class="fq">Israel: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Ephraim” (see the note at 4.17).</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.7.11" id="Hos.7.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.11 </span><span class="fq">Israel: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Ephraim” (see the note at 4.17).</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.7.12" id="Hos.7.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.12 </span><span class="fq">I threatened … will: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.7.14" id="Hos.7.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.14 </span><span class="fq">slashed themselves: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation and some Hebrew manuscripts; other Hebrew manuscripts “gather together.” Slashing themselves was one way of worshiping Baal (see 1 Kings 18.28).</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.7.16" id="Hos.7.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.16 </span><span class="fq">and … obey: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.8.1" id="Hos.8.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.1 </span><span class="fq">an eagle: </span><span class="ft">Or “a vulture.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.8.3" id="Hos.8.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.3 </span><span class="fq">our good agreement: </span><span class="ft">Or “me, the Good One” (referring to God).</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.8.6" id="Hos.8.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.6 </span><span class="fq">smashed to pieces: </span><span class="ft">Or “destroyed by fire.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.8.13" id="Hos.8.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.13 </span><span class="fq">sacrifice … sacrificial meals: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text. Two kinds of sacrifices are referred to: Those in which the whole animal is burned on the altar (“whole burnt offerings” in traditional translations) and those in which part is eaten by the worshipers (“fellowship offerings” in traditional translations).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.8.13" id="Hos.8.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.13 </span><span class="fq">return to Egypt: </span><span class="ft">Either as slaves or to find help against Assyria.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.8.14" id="Hos.8.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.14 </span><span class="fq">built palaces … cities: </span><span class="ft">They did this because they no longer trusted the LORD to protect them. “Palaces” may also mean “temples.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.9.1" id="Hos.9.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.1 </span><span class="fq">or … shouts: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.9.1" id="Hos.9.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.1 </span><span class="fq">Wherever … receive: </span><span class="ft">Grain was threshed on hills or other places where the wind could blow away the husks. People also met at these places to worship Baal, the god they thought had given them the grain harvest.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.9.5" id="Hos.9.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.5 </span><span class="fq">festival of the LORD: </span><span class="ft">Probably the Festival of Shelters.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.9.6" id="Hos.9.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.6 </span><span class="fq">Memphis: </span><span class="ft">An Egyptian city with a famous cemetery.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.9.6" id="Hos.9.6!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.6 </span><span class="fq">Your silver … weeds: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.9.8" id="Hos.9.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.8 </span><span class="fq">Israel … you: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.9.9" id="Hos.9.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.9 </span><span class="fq">the men of Gibeah: </span><span class="ft">They raped and murdered a woman (see Judges 19).</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.9.13" id="Hos.9.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.13 </span><span class="fq">Israel, when … ground: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.9.15" id="Hos.9.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.15 </span><span class="fq">Gilgal: </span><span class="ft">See 4.15.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.10.4" id="Hos.10.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.4 </span><span class="fq">you turn … grow: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.10.5" id="Hos.10.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.5 </span><span class="fq">idols: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “calves,” referring to the idols made in the shape of calves.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.10.5" id="Hos.10.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.5 </span><span class="fq">sinful Bethel: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 4.15.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.10.9" id="Hos.10.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.9 </span><span class="fq">never stopped sinning: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.10.9" id="Hos.10.9!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.9 </span><span class="fq">Gibeah: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 9.9.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.10.9" id="Hos.10.9!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.9 </span><span class="fq">That's why … Gibeah: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.10.14" id="Hos.10.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.14 </span><span class="fq">Shalman: </span><span class="ft">Perhaps a Moabite king, also known as Salamanu.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.11.2" id="Hos.11.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.2 </span><span class="fq">But … rebelled: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.11.4" id="Hos.11.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.4 </span><span class="fq">I held … to me: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.11.6" id="Hos.11.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.6 </span><span class="fq">fail: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 6.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.11.7" id="Hos.11.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.7 </span><span class="fq">help: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 7.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.11.8" id="Hos.11.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.8 </span><span class="fq">Admah and Zeboiim: </span><span class="ft">When the LORD destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah, he also destroyed these two towns (see Deuteronomy 29.23).</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.11.12" id="Hos.11.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.12 </span><span class="fq">and Judah worships other gods: </span><span class="ft">Or “but Judah remains faithful.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.12.3" id="Hos.12.3!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.3 </span><span class="fq">Jacob … cheated … brother: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Jacob” sounds like “cheat” and also like “heel.” Jacob grabbed his twin brother Esau by the heel at the time of their birth (see Genesis 25.26). Later he cheated him out of his rights and blessings as the first-born son (see Genesis 25.29-34; 27.1-40).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.12.3" id="Hos.12.3!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.3 </span><span class="fq">fought against God: </span><span class="ft">See Genesis 32.22-32.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.12.4" id="Hos.12.4!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.4 </span><span class="fq">us: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew; two ancient translations “him.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.12.8" id="Hos.12.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.8 </span><span class="fq">without … sin: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.12.9" id="Hos.12.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.9 </span><span class="fq">as … desert: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text. This probably refers to the 40 years of wandering through the desert after leaving Egypt, though it could refer to the “tents” (or “shelters”) in which the Israelites lived during the Festival of Shelters (see 9.5,6).</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.12.12" id="Hos.12.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.12 </span><span class="fq">Jacob: </span><span class="ft">His name was later changed to Israel (see Genesis 32.28), and he became the ancestor of the nation by that name.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.12.12" id="Hos.12.12!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.12 </span><span class="fq">Syria: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Aram,” probably referring to northern Syria in the region of Haran.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.13.1" id="Hos.13.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.1 </span><span class="fq">your leaders: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Ephraim,” here meaning Mount Ephraim, where the royal palace of Samaria (capital of the northern kingdom of Israel) was located.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.13.2" id="Hos.13.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.2 </span><span class="fq">You are told … idols: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.13.5" id="Hos.13.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.5 </span><span class="fq">thirsty desert: </span><span class="ft">The 40 years that Israel wandered through the desert, after leaving Egypt.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.13.9" id="Hos.13.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.9 </span><span class="fq">Don't … me: </span><span class="ft">Or “You are against me, the one who helps you.”</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.13.15" id="Hos.13.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.15 </span><span class="fq">more … tribes: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.13.16" id="Hos.13.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.16 </span><span class="fq">Samaria: </span><span class="ft">The capital of the northern kingdom of Israel.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.14.2" id="Hos.14.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.2 </span><span class="fq">Accept … bulls: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.14.5" id="Hos.14.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.5 </span><span class="fq">like a tree: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “like Lebanon,” probably referring to the famous cedar trees on Mount Lebanon.</span></span>


bookid: Hos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Hos.14.8" id="Hos.14.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.8 </span><span class="fq">Israel … you: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Hos.14.8" id="Hos.14.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.8 </span><span class="fq">I am … fruit: </span><span class="ft">This is the only place in the Old Testament where the LORD is compared to a tree. Hosea reminds the people that it is the LORD who is the source of life, rather than the Canaanite gods and goddesses that are worshiped under trees at the local shrines.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.1.4" id="Joel.1.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.4 </span><span class="fq">Swarm … locusts: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text lists either four kinds of locusts or locusts in four stages of their development. Locusts are a type of grasshopper that comes in swarms and causes great damage to plant life.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.1.6" id="Joel.1.6!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.6 </span><span class="fq">A powerful nation: </span><span class="ft">The swarms of locusts.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.1.12" id="Joel.1.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.12 </span><span class="fq">pomegranates: </span><span class="ft">A bright red fruit that looks like an apple.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.1.13" id="Joel.1.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.13 </span><span class="fq">sackcloth: </span><span class="ft">A rough, dark-colored cloth made from goat or camel hair and used to make grain sacks. It was worn in times of trouble or sorrow.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.1.14" id="Joel.1.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.14 </span><span class="fq">go without eating: </span><span class="ft">As a way of showing sorrow for their sins.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.1.17" id="Joel.1.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.17 </span><span class="fq">Seeds … ground: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.1.18" id="Joel.1.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.18 </span><span class="fq">sheep are suffering: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.2.6" id="Joel.2.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.6 </span><span class="fq">The very … frightening: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.2.7" id="Joel.2.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.7 </span><span class="fq">and never turn aside: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.2.16" id="Joel.2.16!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.16 </span><span class="fq">fit to worship me: </span><span class="ft">This required going through certain kinds of ceremonies.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.2.17" id="Joel.2.17!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.17 </span><span class="fq">inside … altar: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “between the porch and the altar,” which is the place where the priests usually prayed for the people.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.2.23" id="Joel.2.23!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.23 </span><span class="fq">Zion: </span><span class="ft">Jerusalem.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Joel.2.23" id="Joel.2.23!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.23 </span><span class="fq">in … seasons: </span><span class="ft">Or “as he used to do.”</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.2.25" id="Joel.2.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.25 </span><span class="fq">swarms … locusts: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.4.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.3.2" id="Joel.3.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.2 </span><span class="fq">Judgment Valley: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Jehoshaphat Valley,” which means “Valley of the LORD's Judgment.” This valley is mentioned here and in verse 12, but nowhere else in the Bible.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.3.4" id="Joel.3.4!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.4 </span><span class="fq">Tyre and Sidon: </span><span class="ft">Two Phoenician coastal cities.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.3.5" id="Joel.3.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.5 </span><span class="fq">temples: </span><span class="ft">Or “palaces.”</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.3.8" id="Joel.3.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.8 </span><span class="fq">Sabeans: </span><span class="ft">The people of Seba, a region in southwest Arabia.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.3.11" id="Joel.3.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.11 </span><span class="fq">Ask … along: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.3.12" id="Joel.3.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.12 </span><span class="fq">Judgment Valley: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.2.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.3.13" id="Joel.3.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.13 </span><span class="fq">grapes … now: </span><span class="ft">People trampled grapes with their bare feet to squeeze out the juice.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.3.18" id="Joel.3.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.18 </span><span class="fq">Acacia Valley: </span><span class="ft">In the plains of Moab, northeast of the Dead Sea.</span></span>


bookid: Joel
contenido:
<span verse_id="Joel.3.21" id="Joel.3.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.21 </span><span class="fq">I will … innocent: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.1.1" id="Amos.1.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Tekoa: </span><span class="ft">In the hill country of Judah about eight kilometers south of Bethlehem.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.1.1" id="Amos.1.1!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Uzziah … Jeroboam: </span><span class="ft">Uzziah was king of Judah 781–740 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>, and Jeroboam II was king of Israel 783–743 <span class="sc">b.c.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.1.1" id="Amos.1.1!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Jehoash: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Joash,” another spelling of the name.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.1.1" id="Amos.1.1!f.5" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Two years … earthquake: </span><span class="ft">Possibly the earthquake of 760 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>, which seems to have been especially violent.</span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.1.1" id="Amos.1.1!f.6" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">messages: </span><span class="ft">Or “visions.”</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.1.3" id="Amos.1.3!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.3 </span><span class="fq">Syria: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Damascus,” the leading city of Syria.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.1.3" id="Amos.1.3!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.3 </span><span class="fq">logs with spikes: </span><span class="ft">These were dragged over grain to thresh it.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.1.4" id="Amos.1.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.4 </span><span class="fq">Hazael … Benhadad: </span><span class="ft">Two Syrian kings.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.1.5" id="Amos.1.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.5 </span><span class="fq">people: </span><span class="ft">Or “king.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.1.5" id="Amos.1.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.5 </span><span class="fq">Wicked Valley: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Aven Valley,” probably the fertile valley between the Lebanon and the Anti-Lebanon mountains.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.1.5" id="Amos.1.5!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.5 </span><span class="fq">I will … Beth-Eden: </span><span class="ft">Or “I will destroy the people of Wicked Valley and the king who rules from Beth-Eden.” Beth-Eden was a city-state on the banks of the Euphrates River.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.1.5" id="Amos.1.5!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.5 </span><span class="fq">Kir: </span><span class="ft">The exact location of this country is not known; in 9.7 Amos refers to Kir as the original home of the Syrians, and so the verse probably means that the Syrians will lose everything they have gained as a people.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.1.6" id="Amos.1.6!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.6 </span><span class="fq">Philistia: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Gaza,” one of the main Philistine cities.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.1.6" id="Amos.1.6!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.6 </span><span class="fq">my people: </span><span class="ft">The people of Israel.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.1.8" id="Amos.1.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.8 </span><span class="fq">king: </span><span class="ft">Or “people.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.1.8" id="Amos.1.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.8 </span><span class="fq">Ashdod … Ashkelon … Ekron: </span><span class="ft">Philistine cities.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.1.9" id="Amos.1.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.9 </span><span class="fq">Phoenicia: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Tyre,” which was one of the two Phoenician cities; the other was Sidon, which is not mentioned by Amos.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.1.9" id="Amos.1.9!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.9 </span><span class="fq">my people: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.6.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.1.11" id="Amos.1.11!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.11 </span><span class="fq">their own relatives: </span><span class="ft">The Edomites were descendants of Esau, the brother of Jacob, the ancestor of the Israelites.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.1.12" id="Amos.1.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.12 </span><span class="fq">Teman and Bozrah: </span><span class="ft">These stand for all of Edom; Teman may have been a city or a district. Bozrah, the chief city of northern Edom, was 48 kilometers southeast of the Dead Sea.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.1.14" id="Amos.1.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.14 </span><span class="fq">Rabbah: </span><span class="ft">The capital city of Ammon.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.2.1" id="Amos.2.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.1 </span><span class="fq">They … bones: </span><span class="ft">They dug up the bodies of kings and made lime out of them to use as whitewash on their houses and walls.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.2.2" id="Amos.2.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.2 </span><span class="fq">Kerioth: </span><span class="ft">A leading city of Moab and a center for the worship of Chemosh, the chief god of Moab.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.2.9" id="Amos.2.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.9 </span><span class="fq">Amorites: </span><span class="ft">This word is used for all the people who lived in Canaan at the time Israel took over the land.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.2.11" id="Amos.2.11!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.11 </span><span class="fq">Nazirites: </span><span class="ft">People who promised the LORD that they would never drink wine or cut their hair or come in contact with a dead body.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.2.13" id="Amos.2.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.13 </span><span class="fq">ground: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 13.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.3.9" id="Amos.3.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.9 </span><span class="fq">Philistia: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Ashdod,” one of the leading cities of Philistia.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.3.12" id="Amos.3.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.12 </span><span class="fq">some … couches: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.3.12" id="Amos.3.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.12 </span><span class="fq">lion: </span><span class="ft">When a wild animal attacked and killed a sheep, the shepherd had to rescue part of the sheep and take it to the owner as proof that it had been killed by an animal. Otherwise, the shepherd had to pay the owner the cost of the sheep.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.3.14" id="Amos.3.14!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.14 </span><span class="fq">altar: </span><span class="ft">Altars were places of worship but also places of protection. People whose lives were in danger could grab hold of the corners of an altar, and no one was allowed to kill them.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.4.1" id="Amos.4.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.1 </span><span class="fq">fat cows: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “cows of Bashan,” a fertile plain famous for its rich pastures and well-fed cattle.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.4.2" id="Amos.4.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.2 </span><span class="fq">taken … hooks: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.4.3" id="Amos.4.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.3 </span><span class="fq">Harmon: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew; some manuscripts of one ancient translation “Mount Hermon,” a mountain in the north of Palestine, on the way to Assyria.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.4.4" id="Amos.4.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.4 </span><span class="fq">Bethel and Gilgal: </span><span class="ft">These were two of the most important centers of worship in northern Israel. Amos mentions these together again in 5.5.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.4.4" id="Amos.4.4!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.4 </span><span class="fq">Offer … day: </span><span class="ft">Or “Offer sacrifices each morning and bring a tenth of your crops every three days.” In verses 4,5 God is condemning the people for meaningless acts of worship.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.4.9" id="Amos.4.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.9 </span><span class="fq">Locusts: </span><span class="ft">A type of grasshopper that comes in swarms and causes great damage to plant life.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.4.13" id="Amos.4.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.13 </span><span class="fq">I let … thinking: </span><span class="ft">Or “No one's secret thoughts are hidden from me.”</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.5.5" id="Amos.5.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.5 </span><span class="fq">Gilgal … Bethel … Beersheba: </span><span class="ft">These were ancient places of worship, but the LORD had warned his people to stay away from them.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.5.5" id="Amos.5.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.5 </span><span class="fq">Gilgal … nothing: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “Gilgal” and “dragged away” sound something alike. Bethel (meaning “house of God”) is sometimes called “house of nothing” or “house of sin” by the prophets (see Hosea 4.15; 5.8; 10.5-8).</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.5.6" id="Amos.5.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.6 </span><span class="fq">descendants of Joseph: </span><span class="ft">Another name for the people of the northern kingdom of Israel.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.5.8" id="Amos.5.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.8 </span><span class="fq">the stars … place: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text mentions two groups of stars, Pleiades and Orion. Since the LORD is the Creator of the stars, he controls the seasons that are signaled by the different positions of the stars. Moreover, the stars are created objects and should not be worshiped.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.5.15" id="Amos.5.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.15 </span><span class="fq">your people: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Joseph's descendants” (see the note at 5.6).</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.5.16" id="Amos.5.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.16 </span><span class="fq">paid to mourn: </span><span class="ft">In ancient times some people were paid to mourn and make loud cries at funerals.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.5.17" id="Amos.5.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.17 </span><span class="fq">Your vineyards … weeping: </span><span class="ft">Instead of happy celebrations that were often held in vineyards after the harvest.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.5.26" id="Amos.5.26!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.26 </span><span class="fq">star: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 26.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.5.27" id="Amos.5.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.27 </span><span class="fq">I, the LORD … spoken: </span><span class="ft">Israel did not offer sacrifices and gifts to the LORD during the time they wandered through the desert. But now they have made idols to carry during their ceremonies. So the LORD warns that he will make them “march” away as captives beyond Damascus, where Israel had extended its borders by victories in war (see 2 Kings 14.28).</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.6.2" id="Amos.6.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.2 </span><span class="fq">Calneh … Hamath … Gath: </span><span class="ft">City-states captured by the Assyrians: Calneh in 738 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>, Hamath in 720, and Gath in 711.</span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.6.6" id="Amos.6.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.6 </span><span class="fq">your nation: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Joseph's descendants” (see the note at 5.6).</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.6.10" id="Amos.6.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.10 </span><span class="fq">prepare … burial: </span><span class="ft">Or “burn it” or “burn incense for it.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.6.10" id="Amos.6.10!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.10 </span><span class="fq">the name of the LORD: </span><span class="ft">Two relatives seem to be carrying out corpses for burial. One of them warns the other to be careful not even to say “Thank the LORD!” for fear that the mention of his name may cause something worse to happen.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.6.12" id="Amos.6.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.12 </span><span class="fq">oceans: </span><span class="ft">Or “rocky fields.”</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.6.13" id="Amos.6.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.13 </span><span class="fq">Lo-Debar and Karnaim: </span><span class="ft">Two cities east of the Jordan River that were captured by Jeroboam II (see 2 Kings 14.25). In Hebrew “Lo-Debar” can mean “nothing,” and “Karnaim” means “two horns (of a bull).” Horns were symbols of strength, and so the people are bragging about their military power (defeat of “two horns”), which Amos says is “nothing” (Lo-Debar).</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.6.14" id="Amos.6.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.14 </span><span class="fq">Lebo-Hamath … Arabah Creek: </span><span class="ft">The northern and southern boundaries of the northern kingdom.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.7.1" id="Amos.7.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.1 </span><span class="fq">locusts: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 4.9.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.7.1" id="Amos.7.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.1 </span><span class="fq">harvested: </span><span class="ft">This would have been an especially bad time for a locust attack. The non-grain crops such as vegetables and onions were just beginning to sprout, and the grain crops were almost ready to be harvested.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.7.4" id="Amos.7.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.4 </span><span class="fq">to burn up everything … ocean: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.7.9" id="Amos.7.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.9 </span><span class="fq">Jeroboam: </span><span class="ft">Jeroboam II, who ruled Israel 783–743 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.8.2" id="Amos.8.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.2 </span><span class="fq">end: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “ripe fruit” and “end” sound alike.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.8.5" id="Amos.8.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.5 </span><span class="fq">New Moon Festival … Sabbath: </span><span class="ft">Selling grain at these times was forbidden by the Law of Moses.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.8.7" id="Amos.8.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.7 </span><span class="fq">though … Jacob: </span><span class="ft">Or “though I am the God that Jacob proudly worshiped.”</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.8.10" id="Amos.8.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.10 </span><span class="fq">sackcloth: </span><span class="ft">A rough, dark-colored cloth made from goat or camel hair and used to make grain sacks. It was worn in times of trouble or sorrow.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.8.14" id="Amos.8.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.14 </span><span class="fq">You made … Beersheba: </span><span class="ft">Or “You made promises to the goddess Ashimah at Samaria, and you made vows in the names of other gods at the shrines of Dan and Beersheba.”</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.9.1" id="Amos.9.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.1 </span><span class="fq">the temple altar: </span><span class="ft">The one at Bethel.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.9.6" id="Amos.9.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.6 </span><span class="fq">He built … earth: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Amos
contenido:
<span verse_id="Amos.9.7" id="Amos.9.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.7 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopians: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “people of Cush,” which was a region south of Egypt that included parts of the present countries of Ethiopia and Sudan.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.9.7" id="Amos.9.7!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.7 </span><span class="fq">Crete: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Caphtor.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Amos.9.7" id="Amos.9.7!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.7 </span><span class="fq">Philistines … Arameans from Kir: </span><span class="ft">The Philistines were Israel's enemies to the west, and the Arameans were enemies to the northeast. For Kir, see the note at 1.5.</span></span>


bookid: Obad
contenido:
<span verse_id="Obad.1.1" id="Obad.1.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1 </span><span class="fq">message: </span><span class="ft">Or “vision.”</span></span>


bookid: Obad
contenido:
<span verse_id="Obad.1.3" id="Obad.1.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3 </span><span class="fq">mountain fortress: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “rocky cliff,” which sounds like “Sela,” the capital of Edom, a fortress city built on a mountain.</span></span>


bookid: Obad
contenido:
<span verse_id="Obad.1.9" id="Obad.1.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9 </span><span class="fq">Teman: </span><span class="ft">A famous city in Edom.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Obad.1.9" id="Obad.1.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9 </span><span class="fq">descendants of Esau: </span><span class="ft">The people of Edom were descendants of Esau, the brother of Jacob (Israel).</span></span>


bookid: Obad
contenido:
<span verse_id="Obad.1.10" id="Obad.1.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10 </span><span class="fq">descendants of Jacob: </span><span class="ft">Jacob and Esau were brothers (see the note on Esau at verse 9).</span></span>


bookid: Obad
contenido:
<span verse_id="Obad.1.16" id="Obad.1.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16 </span><span class="fq">I forced … Judah: </span><span class="ft">Or “I will force the people of Edom.”</span></span>


bookid: Obad
contenido:
<span verse_id="Obad.1.18" id="Obad.1.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">18 </span><span class="fq">Israel: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “The descendants of Jacob and of Joseph.”</span></span>


bookid: Obad
contenido:
<span verse_id="Obad.1.20" id="Obad.1.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20 </span><span class="fq">Those who return … Zarephath: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Obad.1.20" id="Obad.1.20!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">20 </span><span class="fq">Sepharad: </span><span class="ft">Possibly the city of Sardis, the capital of Lydia, a country north and west of Media. This would refer to those captives from Judah who had been taken beyond the kingdom of Babylonia.</span></span>


bookid: Obad
contenido:
<span verse_id="Obad.1.21" id="Obad.1.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21 </span><span class="fq">Those the LORD … Edom: </span><span class="ft">Or “Leaders on (from) Mount Zion will save the people and rule over Edom.”</span></span>


bookid: Jonah
contenido:
<span verse_id="Jonah.1.2" id="Jonah.1.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.2 </span><span class="fq">Nineveh: </span><span class="ft">Capital city of Assyria, a hated enemy of Israel.</span></span>


bookid: Jonah
contenido:
<span verse_id="Jonah.1.7" id="Jonah.1.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.7 </span><span class="fq">ask … show us: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “cast lots,” which were pieces of wood or stone used to find out how and when to do something. In this case, the lots would show who was the guilty person.</span></span>


bookid: Jonah
contenido:
<span verse_id="Jonah.3.6" id="Jonah.3.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.5,6 </span><span class="fq">dressed in sackcloth … sat in dust: </span><span class="ft">Sackcloth was a rough, dark-colored cloth made from goat or camel hair and used to make grain sacks. Sometimes people wore sackcloth and sat in dust to show how sorry they were for their sins.</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.1.1" id="Mic.1.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Moresheth: </span><span class="ft">A town in southern Judah not far from Gath. In verse 14 it is called Moresheth-Gath.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Mic.1.1" id="Mic.1.1!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Samaria and Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">Samaria was the capital of the northern kingdom (Israel), and Jerusalem was the capital of the southern kingdom (Judah).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Mic.1.1" id="Mic.1.1!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1 </span><span class="fq">Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah: </span><span class="ft">Jotham, the son of Uzziah, ruled Judah 740–736 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>; Ahaz, the son of Jotham, ruled 736–716 <span class="sc">b.c.</span>; Hezekiah, the son of Ahaz, ruled 716–687 <span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.1.2" id="Mic.1.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.2 </span><span class="fq">holy temple: </span><span class="ft">Possibly the one in heaven, though it may be the Jerusalem temple.</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.1.7" id="Mic.1.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.7 </span><span class="fq">wages of temple prostitutes: </span><span class="ft">At pagan temples, people had sex with prostitutes as a way of worshiping the idols, and the money earned in this way was used to support the pagan religion.</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.1.8" id="Mic.1.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.8 </span><span class="fq">this tragedy: </span><span class="ft">Either the destruction of Samaria (verses 6,7) or the coming destruction of Judah and Jerusalem.</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.1.10" id="Mic.1.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.10 </span><span class="fq">Gath … Beth-Leaphrah: </span><span class="ft">Gath was a Philistine city; Beth-Leaphrah is unknown, but in Hebrew it sounds like “House of Dust.”</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.1.11" id="Mic.1.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.11 </span><span class="fq">Shaphir: </span><span class="ft">Mentioned only here in the Old Testament; in Hebrew “Shaphir” means “beautiful.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Mic.1.11" id="Mic.1.11!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.11 </span><span class="fq">Bethezel: </span><span class="ft">Mentioned only here in the Old Testament; in Hebrew “Bethezel” means “house next door.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Mic.1.11" id="Mic.1.11!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.11 </span><span class="fq">Zaanan: </span><span class="ft">Mentioned only here in the Old Testament; in Hebrew “Zaanan” means “one who goes out.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Mic.1.11" id="Mic.1.11!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.11 </span><span class="fq">The town … help: </span><span class="ft">Or “No one from Zaanan refused to desert their town, and Bethezel mourns because it is left undefended.”</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.1.12" id="Mic.1.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.12 </span><span class="fq">Maroth: </span><span class="ft">Mentioned only here in the Old Testament; in Hebrew “Maroth” means “bitter.”</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.1.13" id="Mic.1.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.13 </span><span class="fq">Lachish: </span><span class="ft">The chief city of southwest Judah, about 48 kilometers from Jerusalem.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Mic.1.13" id="Mic.1.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.13 </span><span class="fq">led … sin … did: </span><span class="ft">Or “You led Jerusalem and Israel into sin.” In Hebrew “Lachish” sounds like “a team of horses (that pulls a war chariot).” And the sin may be that Lachish led the nation to trust the power of war chariots instead of the LORD. But the sin could be idolatry or some false teachings that were brought in from Egypt by way of Lachish.</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.1.14" id="Mic.1.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.14 </span><span class="fq">going-away gift: </span><span class="ft">The gift (dowry) that a bride's father gave her when she left the home of her parents to live with the family of her husband. In Hebrew the word for “bride” or “fiancee” sounds like “Moresheth.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Mic.1.14" id="Mic.1.14!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.14 </span><span class="fq">Moresheth: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Moresheth-Gath”; the home of Micah (see verse 1).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Mic.1.14" id="Mic.1.14!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.14 </span><span class="fq">Achzib: </span><span class="ft">Meaning “lie” or “deception” was near Adullam Cave (verse 15), where David hid from King Saul (see 1 Samuel 22.1,2). Micah probably means that the people of Israel (including their king) will have to run for their lives, but will find that all hope for escape is merely a “lie” (see verse 15).</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.1.15" id="Mic.1.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.15 </span><span class="fq">Mareshah: </span><span class="ft">Sounds something like the Hebrew word for “conqueror” and was only a few kilometers northeast of Lachish.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Mic.1.15" id="Mic.1.15!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.15 </span><span class="fq">Adullam Cave: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.14.</span></span>


bookid: Mic
contenido:
<span verse_id="Mic.1.16" id="Mic.1.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.16 </span><span class="fq">precious children: </span><span class="ft">The towns mentioned in verses 10-15.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.21.8" id="2Sam.21.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.8 </span><span class="fq">Merab: </span><span class="ft">Some Hebrew manuscripts and some manuscripts of one ancient translation. Most other manuscripts have “Michal,” Saul's daughter who was one of David's wives, but she never had any children (see 2 Samuel 6.23). According to 1 Samuel 18.19, Merab was Saul's daughter, and she married Adriel from Meholah.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.21.8" id="2Sam.21.8!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.8 </span><span class="fq">Meholah: </span><span class="ft">Also known as Abel-Meholah.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.21.9" id="2Sam.21.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.9 </span><span class="fq">hanged: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.21.9" id="2Sam.21.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.9 </span><span class="fq">This … harvest: </span><span class="ft">This would have been late in April.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.21.10" id="2Sam.21.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.10 </span><span class="fq">sackcloth: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.31.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.21.10" id="2Sam.21.10!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.10 </span><span class="fq">started to rain: </span><span class="ft">This may have been the beginning of the rainy season in September or October. It usually didn't rain from May to September. Or, it may have been a sign that now there would be enough rain again.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.21.11-2Sam.21.12" id="2Sam.21.11-2Sam.21.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.11,12 </span><span class="fq">wife: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.7.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.21.13-2Sam.21.14" id="2Sam.21.13-2Sam.21.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.13,14 </span><span class="fq">hanged: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.21.16" id="2Sam.21.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.16 </span><span class="fq">Rephaim: </span><span class="ft">This may refer to a group of people that lived in Palestine before the Israelites and who were famous for their large size.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.21.16" id="2Sam.21.16!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.16 </span><span class="fq">new sword: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.21.16" id="2Sam.21.16!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.16 </span><span class="fq">spearhead: </span><span class="ft">Or “helmet.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.21.17" id="2Sam.21.17!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.17 </span><span class="fq">Abishai: </span><span class="ft">David's nephew, the brother of Joab.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.21.19" id="2Sam.21.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.19 </span><span class="fq">Goliath: </span><span class="ft">According to 1 Chronicles 20.5, Elhanan killed the brother of Goliath.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.21.19" id="2Sam.21.19!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.19 </span><span class="fq">weaver's beam: </span><span class="ft">A large wooden rod used by a weaver when making cloth.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.21.19" id="2Sam.21.19!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.19 </span><span class="fq">Jari: </span><span class="ft">Or “Jaare.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.22.2" id="2Sam.22.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.2 </span><span class="fq">mighty rock: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “rock,” which is sometimes used in poetry to compare the LORD to a mountain where his people can run for protection from their enemies.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.22.3" id="2Sam.22.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.3 </span><span class="fq">powerful weapon: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew has “the horn,” which refers to the horn of a bull, one of the most powerful animals in ancient Palestine.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.22.8" id="2Sam.22.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.8 </span><span class="fq">columns … sky: </span><span class="ft">The sky was sometimes described as a dome that was held up by a foundation or pillars.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.22.11" id="2Sam.22.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.11 </span><span class="fq">flying creatures: </span><span class="ft">These were supernatural beings (see the note at 6.2).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.22.11" id="2Sam.22.11!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.11 </span><span class="fq">appeared: </span><span class="ft">Most Hebrew manuscripts; some Hebrew manuscripts “swooped down” (see Psalm 18.10).</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.22.32" id="2Sam.22.32!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.32 </span><span class="fq">mighty rock: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 22.2.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.22.47" id="2Sam.22.47!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.47 </span><span class="fq">mighty rock: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 22.2.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.23.1" id="2Sam.23.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.1 </span><span class="fq">The Mighty … him: </span><span class="ft">Or “He wrote Israel's favorite songs.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.23.3" id="2Sam.23.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.3 </span><span class="fq">Mighty Rock: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 22.2.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.23.4" id="2Sam.23.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.4 </span><span class="fq">sparkles … grass: </span><span class="ft">Or “makes the grass grow.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.23.8" id="2Sam.23.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.8 </span><span class="fq">Ishbosheth: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Josheb Bashebeth,” which seems to be another spelling of Ishbosheth. See the note at 2.8, although this is a different Ishbosheth.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.23.8" id="2Sam.23.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.8 </span><span class="fq">the son of Hachmon: </span><span class="ft">Or “the Tahchemonite” (see 1 Chronicles 11.11).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.23.8" id="2Sam.23.8!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.8 </span><span class="fq">the Three Warriors: </span><span class="ft">The most honored group of warriors. They may have been part of the Thirty Warriors. “Three” and “thirty” are spelled almost the same in Hebrew, so there is some confusion in the manuscripts as to which group is being talked about in some places in the following lists.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.23.8" id="2Sam.23.8!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.8 </span><span class="fq">with … spear: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text (see 1 Chronicles 11.11).</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.23.13" id="2Sam.23.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.13 </span><span class="fq">the Three Warriors: </span><span class="ft">Or “three warriors.” Hebrew “three of the thirty most important.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.23.13" id="2Sam.23.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.13 </span><span class="fq">Adullam Cave: </span><span class="ft">This may have happened during the time that David was an outlaw (see 1 Samuel 22.1-6).</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.23.16" id="2Sam.23.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.16 </span><span class="fq">the Three Warriors: </span><span class="ft">Or “three warriors.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.23.18" id="2Sam.23.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.18 </span><span class="fq">the Thirty Warriors: </span><span class="ft">The second most honored group of warriors. They may have also been officers in the army (see the note at 23.8).</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.23.20" id="2Sam.23.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.20 </span><span class="fq">Moab's best fighters: </span><span class="ft">Or “big lions in Moab;” one ancient translation “sons of Ariel from Moab.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.23.21" id="2Sam.23.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.21 </span><span class="fq">Egyptian … giant: </span><span class="ft">First Chronicles 11.23; in this verse the Hebrew text has “good-looking Egyptian.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.23.24-2Sam.23.39" id="2Sam.23.24-2Sam.23.39!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.24-39 </span><span class="fq">Mebunnai: </span><span class="ft">Or “Sibbecai” (see 1 Chronicles 11.26-47).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.23.24-2Sam.23.39" id="2Sam.23.24-2Sam.23.39!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.24-39 </span><span class="fq">Bahurim: </span><span class="ft">Or “Barhum.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.23.24-2Sam.23.39" id="2Sam.23.24-2Sam.23.39!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.24-39 </span><span class="fq">Jashen: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “sons of Jashen.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.23.24-2Sam.23.39" id="2Sam.23.24-2Sam.23.39!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.24-39 </span><span class="fq">Jonathan … Hararite: </span><span class="ft">Some manuscripts of one ancient translation (see 1 Chronicles 11.26-47). In the Hebrew text Jonathan and Shammah are separate members of the list.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.24.2" id="2Sam.24.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.2 </span><span class="fq">Joab … officers: </span><span class="ft">Some manuscripts of one ancient translation (see 24.4); 1 Chronicles 21.2; Hebrew “Joab, the officer of the army.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.24.5" id="2Sam.24.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.5 </span><span class="fq">began with: </span><span class="ft">Some manuscripts of one ancient translation; Hebrew “set up camp in.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.24.6" id="2Sam.24.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.6 </span><span class="fq">Kadesh in Syria: </span><span class="ft">Or “the lower slopes of Mount Hermon.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Sam.24.6" id="2Sam.24.6!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.6 </span><span class="fq">Dan, Ijon: </span><span class="ft">Or “Danjaan,” an unknown place.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.24.12-2Sam.24.13" id="2Sam.24.12-2Sam.24.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.12,13 </span><span class="fq">seven: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew; some manuscripts of one ancient translation “three” (see 1 Chronicles 21.12).</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.24.17" id="2Sam.24.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.17 </span><span class="fq">as their shepherd: </span><span class="ft">The Dead Sea Scrolls, and some manuscripts of two ancient translations (see 1 Chronicles 21.17); these words are not in the Standard Hebrew Text of this verse.</span></span>


bookid: 2Sam
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Sam.24.22" id="2Sam.24.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.22 </span><span class="fq">threshing-boards: </span><span class="ft">Heavy boards with bits of rock or metal on the bottom. They were dragged across the grain to separate the husks from the kernels.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.1.3-1Kgs.1.4" id="1Kgs.1.3-1Kgs.1.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.3,4 </span><span class="fq">Shunem: </span><span class="ft">A town in northern Israel, just north of Jezreel Valley.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.1.5-1Kgs.1.6" id="1Kgs.1.5-1Kgs.1.6!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.5,6 </span><span class="fq">brother: </span><span class="ft">Since Absalom was dead, Adonijah was now David's oldest living son and would be next in line to be king.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.1.8" id="1Kgs.1.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.8 </span><span class="fq">Shimei, Rei: </span><span class="ft">Or “Shimei his advisor.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.1.9" id="1Kgs.1.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.9 </span><span class="fq">Crawling Rock: </span><span class="ft">Or “Zoheleth Rock.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Kgs.1.9" id="1Kgs.1.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.9 </span><span class="fq">sacrificed … calves: </span><span class="ft">This was part of a ceremony where Adonijah was made the new king.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.1.38" id="1Kgs.1.38!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.38 </span><span class="fq">the two … bodyguards: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “the Cherethites and the Pelethites,” who were foreign soldiers hired by David to be part of his bodyguard.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.1.44-1Kgs.1.45" id="1Kgs.1.44-1Kgs.1.45!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.44,45 </span><span class="fq">David's special bodyguards: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.38.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.1.50" id="1Kgs.1.50!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.50 </span><span class="fq">the corners … for protection: </span><span class="ft">The four corners of some ancient altars looked like animal horns. Since the entire altar was sacred, anyone holding on to its corners was supposed to be safe from being killed.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.2.5" id="1Kgs.2.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.5 </span><span class="fq">war: </span><span class="ft">See 2 Samuel 3.22-27 and 20.7-10.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.2.7" id="1Kgs.2.7!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.7 </span><span class="fq">Absalom: </span><span class="ft">See 2 Samuel 17.27-29.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.2.8" id="1Kgs.2.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.8 </span><span class="fq">him: </span><span class="ft">See 2 Samuel 16.5-14 and 19.16-23.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.2.10-1Kgs.2.11" id="1Kgs.2.10-1Kgs.2.11!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.10,11 </span><span class="fq">Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “the city of David.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.2.19" id="1Kgs.2.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.19 </span><span class="fq">at his right side: </span><span class="ft">The place of honor.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.2.22" id="1Kgs.2.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.22 </span><span class="fq">And why … Joab: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.2.27" id="1Kgs.2.27!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.27 </span><span class="fq">the promise … came true: </span><span class="ft">See 1 Samuel 2.27-34.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.2.28" id="1Kgs.2.28!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.28 </span><span class="fq">the corners … for protection: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.50.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.2.29" id="1Kgs.2.29!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.29 </span><span class="fq">he sent someone … for protection: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; these words are not in the Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.3.1" id="1Kgs.3.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.1 </span><span class="fq">the older … Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “the city of David.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.3.2" id="1Kgs.3.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.2 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “high places,” which were local places to worship God or foreign gods.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.3.15" id="1Kgs.3.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.15 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please the Lord: </span><span class="ft">See Leviticus 1.1-17.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Kgs.3.15" id="1Kgs.3.15!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.15 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to ask his blessing: </span><span class="ft">See Leviticus 3.1-17.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.3.16" id="1Kgs.3.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.16 </span><span class="fq">women: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “prostitutes.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.4.19" id="1Kgs.4.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.19 </span><span class="fq">of Judah: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; these words are not in the Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.5.1" id="1Kgs.5.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.1 </span><span class="fq">Tyre: </span><span class="ft">The most important city in Phoenicia. It was located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea north of Israel, in what is today southern Lebanon.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.5.18" id="1Kgs.5.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.18 </span><span class="fq">Gebal: </span><span class="ft">Later known as Byblos.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.6.1" id="1Kgs.6.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.1 </span><span class="fq">Ziv: </span><span class="ft">The second month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-April to mid-May.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.6.15" id="1Kgs.6.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.15 </span><span class="fq">from floor to ceiling: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.6.16" id="1Kgs.6.16!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.16 </span><span class="fq">standing … ceiling: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.6.23" id="1Kgs.6.23!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.23 </span><span class="fq">statues of winged creatures: </span><span class="ft">These were symbols of the LORD's throne on earth (see Exodus 25.18-22).</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.6.33-1Kgs.6.34" id="1Kgs.6.33-1Kgs.6.34!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.33,34 </span><span class="fq">two sections: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.6.37" id="1Kgs.6.37!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.37 </span><span class="fq">Ziv: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 6.1.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.6.38" id="1Kgs.6.38!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.38 </span><span class="fq">Bul: </span><span class="ft">The eighth month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-October to mid-November.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.7.9" id="1Kgs.7.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.9 </span><span class="fq">From … best stones: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.7.13-1Kgs.7.14" id="1Kgs.7.13-1Kgs.7.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.13,14 </span><span class="fq">Hiram … city of Tyre: </span><span class="ft">This is not the same person as “King Hiram of Tyre” (see 5.1).</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.7.17" id="1Kgs.7.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.17 </span><span class="fq">seven rows … chains: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.7.18" id="1Kgs.7.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.18 </span><span class="fq">pomegranates: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 18. A pomegranate is a bright red fruit that looks like an apple. In ancient times, it was a symbol of life.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.7.19" id="1Kgs.7.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.19 </span><span class="fq">lilies: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 19.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.7.21" id="1Kgs.7.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.21 </span><span class="fq">Jachin: </span><span class="ft">Or “He makes secure.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Kgs.7.21" id="1Kgs.7.21!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.21 </span><span class="fq">Boaz: </span><span class="ft">Or “He is strong.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.7.34-1Kgs.7.35" id="1Kgs.7.34-1Kgs.7.35!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.34,35 </span><span class="fq">braces: </span><span class="ft">Or “handles.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.7.42" id="1Kgs.7.42!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.42 </span><span class="fq">pomegranates: </span><span class="ft">A pomegranate is a bright red fruit that looks like an apple. In ancient times, it was a symbol of life.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.7.48" id="1Kgs.7.48!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.48 </span><span class="fq">sacred loaves of bread: </span><span class="ft">This bread was offered to the LORD and was a symbol of the LORD's presence in the temple. It was put out on a special table, and was replaced with fresh bread each week (see Leviticus 24.5-9).</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.8.1-1Kgs.8.2" id="1Kgs.8.1-1Kgs.8.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.1,2 </span><span class="fq">Ethanim: </span><span class="ft">The seventh month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-September to mid-October.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.8.9" id="1Kgs.8.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.9 </span><span class="fq">Sinai: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Horeb.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.8.37" id="1Kgs.8.37!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.37 </span><span class="fq">locusts: </span><span class="ft">A type of grasshopper that comes in swarms and causes great damage to plant life.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.8.62-1Kgs.8.63" id="1Kgs.8.62-1Kgs.8.63!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.62,63 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to ask the LORD's blessing: </span><span class="ft">See Leviticus 3.1-17.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.8.65" id="1Kgs.8.65!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.65 </span><span class="fq">seven days: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “seven days and seven more days, fourteen days in all.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.9.8" id="1Kgs.9.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.8 </span><span class="fq">a pile of rocks: </span><span class="ft">Some ancient translations; Hebrew “high.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.9.13" id="1Kgs.9.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.13 </span><span class="fq">Cabul … worthless: </span><span class="ft">Cabul sounds like the Hebrew word for “worthless.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.9.15" id="1Kgs.9.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.15 </span><span class="fq">fill … Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “build the Millo,” which probably refers to a landfill to strengthen and extend the hill where the city was built.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.9.24" id="1Kgs.9.24!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.24 </span><span class="fq">the older … Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.1.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Kgs.9.24" id="1Kgs.9.24!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.24 </span><span class="fq">the land … filled in: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 9.15.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.9.26" id="1Kgs.9.26!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.26 </span><span class="fq">Red Sea: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew <span class="tl">yam suph</span>, here referring to the Gulf of Aqaba, since the term is extended to include the northeastern arm of the Red Sea (see also the note at Exodus 13.11).</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.9.27-1Kgs.9.28" id="1Kgs.9.27-1Kgs.9.28!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.27,28 </span><span class="fq">Ophir: </span><span class="ft">The location of this place is not known.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.10.8" id="1Kgs.10.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.8 </span><span class="fq">wives: </span><span class="ft">Two ancient translations; Hebrew “men.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.10.11-1Kgs.10.13" id="1Kgs.10.11-1Kgs.10.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.11-13 </span><span class="fq">steps: </span><span class="ft">Or “stools” or “railings.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.10.22" id="1Kgs.10.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.22 </span><span class="fq">seagoing ships: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “ships of Tarshish,” which may have been a Phoenician city in Spain. “Ships of Tarshish” probably means large, seagoing ships.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Kgs.10.22" id="1Kgs.10.22!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.22 </span><span class="fq">peacocks: </span><span class="ft">Or “baboons.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.10.28-1Kgs.10.29" id="1Kgs.10.28-1Kgs.10.29!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.28,29 </span><span class="fq">Musri and Kue: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Egypt and Kue.” Musri and Kue were regions located in what is today southeast Turkey.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.11.3-1Kgs.11.4" id="1Kgs.11.3-1Kgs.11.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.3,4 </span><span class="fq">other women: </span><span class="ft">This translates a Hebrew word for a woman who was legally bound to a man, but without the full privileges of a wife.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.11.15-1Kgs.11.16" id="1Kgs.11.15-1Kgs.11.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.15,16 </span><span class="fq">Edom: </span><span class="ft">See 2 Samuel 8.13,14.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.11.24-1Kgs.11.25" id="1Kgs.11.24-1Kgs.11.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.24,25 </span><span class="fq">troops: </span><span class="ft">See 2 Samuel 8.3-6.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.11.27" id="1Kgs.11.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.27 </span><span class="fq">filling … Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 9.15.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.11.32" id="1Kgs.11.32!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">11.31,32 </span><span class="fq">ten tribes … one tribe: </span><span class="ft">By this time the tribe of Simeon had become part of the tribe of Judah. “One tribe” refers to Judah. Instead of “one tribe,” one ancient translation has “two tribes.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.12.2" id="1Kgs.12.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.2 </span><span class="fq">he stayed in Egypt: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew; two ancient translations “he returned from Egypt” (see also 2 Chronicles 10.2).</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.12.10" id="1Kgs.12.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.10 </span><span class="fq">Compared … weak: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “My little finger is bigger than my father's waist.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.12.15-1Kgs.12.19" id="1Kgs.12.15-1Kgs.12.19!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.15-19 </span><span class="fq">Adoniram: </span><span class="ft">Two ancient translations (see also 4.6 and 5.14); Hebrew “Adoram.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.12.20" id="1Kgs.12.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.20 </span><span class="fq">Israelites … Israel … Judah: </span><span class="ft">From this time on, “Israel” usually refers to the northern kingdom, and “Israelites” refers to the people who lived there. The southern kingdom is called “Judah.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.12.28" id="1Kgs.12.28!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.28 </span><span class="fq">Here are your gods: </span><span class="ft">Or “Here is your God.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.12.31" id="1Kgs.12.31!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.31 </span><span class="fq">shrines: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.2.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.12.32-1Kgs.12.33" id="1Kgs.12.32-1Kgs.12.33!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">12.32,33 </span><span class="fq">the one in Judah: </span><span class="ft">This probably refers to the Festival of Shelters.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.13.1-1Kgs.13.2" id="1Kgs.13.1-1Kgs.13.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">13.1,2 </span><span class="fq">one of God's prophets: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “a man of God.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.14.14" id="1Kgs.14.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.14 </span><span class="fq">And I mean very soon: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.14.15" id="1Kgs.14.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.15 </span><span class="fq">sacred poles: </span><span class="ft">Or “trees,” used as symbols of Asherah, the goddess of fertility.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.14.23" id="1Kgs.14.23!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.23 </span><span class="fq">local shrines: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 3.2.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="1Kgs.14.23" id="1Kgs.14.23!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.23 </span><span class="fq">sacred poles: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 14.15.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.14.24" id="1Kgs.14.24!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.24 </span><span class="fq">prostitutes: </span><span class="ft">Men and women sometimes served at the local shrines as prostitutes in the worship of Canaanite gods, but the LORD had forbidden the people of Israel to worship in this way (see Deuteronomy 23.17,18).</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.14.31" id="1Kgs.14.31!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">14.31 </span><span class="fq">Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 2.10,11.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.15.4-1Kgs.15.5" id="1Kgs.15.4-1Kgs.15.5!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.4,5 </span><span class="fq">Uriah: </span><span class="ft">A Hittite who served in David's army; David had him killed so he could marry his wife Bathsheba (see 2 Samuel 11.1-27).</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.15.8" id="1Kgs.15.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.8 </span><span class="fq">Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 2.10,11.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.15.12" id="1Kgs.15.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.12 </span><span class="fq">prostitutes: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 14.24.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.15.13" id="1Kgs.15.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.13 </span><span class="fq">queen mother: </span><span class="ft">Or “the mother of the king,” an important position in biblical times (see 2.19).</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.15.18" id="1Kgs.15.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.18 </span><span class="fq">Benhadad: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Benhadad son of Tabrimmon son of Hezion.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.15.24" id="1Kgs.15.24!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">15.24 </span><span class="fq">Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “the city of David his ancestor.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.16.2" id="1Kgs.16.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.2 </span><span class="fq">Nobody … you: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “I pulled you up out of the dust.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.16.31" id="1Kgs.16.31!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.31 </span><span class="fq">Sidon: </span><span class="ft">One of the most important cities in Phoenicia. It was located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, north of Israel, in what is today southern Lebanon.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.16.33" id="1Kgs.16.33!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.33 </span><span class="fq">sacred pole: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 14.15.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.16.34" id="1Kgs.16.34!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.34 </span><span class="fq">a man from Bethel … ago: </span><span class="ft">See Joshua 6.26.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.17.1" id="1Kgs.17.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.1 </span><span class="fq">from Tishbe in Gilead: </span><span class="ft">Or “from the settlers in Gilead.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.17.17" id="1Kgs.17.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.17 </span><span class="fq">the woman who owned the house: </span><span class="ft">This may or may not be the same woman as the widow in verses 8-16.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.17.18" id="1Kgs.17.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.18 </span><span class="fq">Did you … God: </span><span class="ft">In ancient times people sometimes thought that if they sinned, something terrible would happen to them.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.18.36" id="1Kgs.18.36!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">18.36 </span><span class="fq">this nation: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Israel.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.18.37" id="1Kgs.18.37!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">18.37 </span><span class="fq">will turn … to you: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.19.8" id="1Kgs.19.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.8 </span><span class="fq">Sinai: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Horeb.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.19.12" id="1Kgs.19.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.12 </span><span class="fq">a gentle breeze: </span><span class="ft">Or “a soft whisper” or “hardly a sound.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.19.15" id="1Kgs.19.15!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.15 </span><span class="fq">appoint: </span><span class="ft">This would have included a ceremony in which olive oil would be poured on his head to show that he was now king.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.19.16" id="1Kgs.19.16!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.16 </span><span class="fq">Shaphat: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Shaphat from Abel-Meholah.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.19.19" id="1Kgs.19.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.19 </span><span class="fq">put … Elisha: </span><span class="ft">This was a sign that Elijah wanted Elisha to follow him and become a prophet.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.20.1" id="1Kgs.20.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.1 </span><span class="fq">King Benhadad of Syria: </span><span class="ft">This is probably not the same Benhadad mentioned in 15.18-21.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.20.3" id="1Kgs.20.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.3 </span><span class="fq">wives: </span><span class="ft">Having more than one wife was allowed in those times.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.20.6" id="1Kgs.20.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.6 </span><span class="fq">you: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew; three ancient translations “they.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.20.21" id="1Kgs.20.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.21 </span><span class="fq">captured: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “attacked.”</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.20.22" id="1Kgs.20.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.22 </span><span class="fq">the prophet: </span><span class="ft">See verse 13.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.21.8-1Kgs.21.10" id="1Kgs.21.8-1Kgs.21.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.8-10 </span><span class="fq">to go without eating: </span><span class="ft">People sometimes came together to worship and to go without eating to show that they were sorry for their sins.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.21.25-1Kgs.21.29" id="1Kgs.21.25-1Kgs.21.29!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.25-29 </span><span class="fq">Amorites: </span><span class="ft">A name sometimes used of the people who lived in Palestine before the Israelites.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.22.17" id="1Kgs.22.17!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.17 </span><span class="fq">vision: </span><span class="ft">In ancient times, prophets often told about future events from what they had seen in visions or dreams.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.22.38" id="1Kgs.22.38!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.38 </span><span class="fq">in his blood: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; these words are not in the Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.22.43-1Kgs.22.46" id="1Kgs.22.43-1Kgs.22.46!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.43-46 </span><span class="fq">prostitutes: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 14.24.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.22.48" id="1Kgs.22.48!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.48 </span><span class="fq">seagoing ships: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 10.22.</span></span>


bookid: 1Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="1Kgs.22.50" id="1Kgs.22.50!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.50 </span><span class="fq">Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “the city of his ancestor David.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.1.1-2Kgs.1.2" id="2Kgs.1.1-2Kgs.1.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1,2 </span><span class="fq">the country … King Ahaziah: </span><span class="ft">The story of Moab's rebellion is in 3.4-27.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Kgs.1.1-2Kgs.1.2" id="2Kgs.1.1-2Kgs.1.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.1,2 </span><span class="fq">Ekron: </span><span class="ft">An important Philistine town about 65 kilometers southwest of Samaria.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.1.8" id="2Kgs.1.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.8 </span><span class="fq">hairy: </span><span class="ft">Or “wearing a furry coat.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.1.9" id="2Kgs.1.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.9 </span><span class="fq">a hill: </span><span class="ft">Probably Mount Carmel.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Kgs.1.9" id="2Kgs.1.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.9 </span><span class="fq">Man of God: </span><span class="ft">Another name for a prophet of the LORD.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.1.12" id="2Kgs.1.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.12 </span><span class="fq">God sent down fire: </span><span class="ft">Or “A mighty fire came down.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.1.17" id="2Kgs.1.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.17 </span><span class="fq">Joram: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Jehoram,” another spelling of the name.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Kgs.1.17" id="2Kgs.1.17!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.17 </span><span class="fq">his brother: </span><span class="ft">Some ancient translations (see also 3.1); these words are not in the Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Kgs.1.17" id="2Kgs.1.17!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">1.17 </span><span class="fq">This happened … Judah: </span><span class="ft">According to 3.1, this was also the eighteenth year of Jehoshaphat's rule in Judah. In biblical times, a father and son would sometimes rule as kings at the same time. This way, when the father died, the son would already have control of the kingdom (see also 8.16).</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.2.12" id="2Kgs.2.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">2.12 </span><span class="fq">Israel's … away: </span><span class="ft">Or “Master, you were like cavalry and chariots for the people of Israel!”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.3.1" id="2Kgs.3.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.1 </span><span class="fq">Joram: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 1.17.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Kgs.3.1" id="2Kgs.3.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.1 </span><span class="fq">Joram … Judah: </span><span class="ft">See 1.17 and the note there; see also 8.16.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.3.3" id="2Kgs.3.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.3 </span><span class="fq">the sinful things … to do: </span><span class="ft">When Jeroboam became king of Israel, he made two gold statues of calves and put them in the towns of Bethel and Dan, so the people of Israel could worship them (see 1 Kings 12.26-30).</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.3.13" id="2Kgs.3.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.13 </span><span class="fq">the prophets … worshiped: </span><span class="ft">These were prophets of the Canaanite god Baal and the goddess Asherah (see 1 Kings 16.30-33; 18.19).</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.3.16" id="2Kgs.3.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.16 </span><span class="fq">that … water: </span><span class="ft">Or “to dig holes everywhere in this riverbed.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.3.24" id="2Kgs.3.24!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.24 </span><span class="fq">chased … attack: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.3.27" id="2Kgs.3.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">3.27 </span><span class="fq">The Israelite … that: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.4.8" id="2Kgs.4.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.8 </span><span class="fq">Shunem: </span><span class="ft">A town in Israel, about 40 kilometers north of Samaria.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.4.12-2Kgs.4.13" id="2Kgs.4.12-2Kgs.4.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.12,13 </span><span class="fq">request the king … do: </span><span class="ft">Elisha may have meant that he could ask these leaders to lower her taxes.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.4.25" id="2Kgs.4.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.25 </span><span class="fq">Elisha: </span><span class="ft">Mount Carmel is about 40 kilometers from Shunem.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.4.42" id="2Kgs.4.42!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">4.42 </span><span class="fq">Baal-Shalishah: </span><span class="ft">The exact location of this town is not known, but it was probably somewhere near Shechem.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.5.1" id="2Kgs.5.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.1 </span><span class="fq">leprosy: </span><span class="ft">The word translated “leprosy” was used for many different kinds of skin diseases.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.5.8" id="2Kgs.5.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.8 </span><span class="fq">the prophet: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “the man of God.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.5.12" id="2Kgs.5.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.12 </span><span class="fq">Abana River: </span><span class="ft">Most Hebrew manuscripts; some Hebrew manuscripts and two ancient translations “Amana River.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.5.17" id="2Kgs.5.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.17 </span><span class="fq">let me take … the LORD: </span><span class="ft">It was believed that the LORD had to be worshiped in Israel or on soil taken from Israel.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.5.27" id="2Kgs.5.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">5.27 </span><span class="fq">leprosy: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 5.1.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.6.9" id="2Kgs.6.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.9 </span><span class="fq">Elisha: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “the man of God.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Kgs.6.9" id="2Kgs.6.9!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.9 </span><span class="fq">have set up camp: </span><span class="ft">Or “are going.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.6.13" id="2Kgs.6.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.13 </span><span class="fq">Dothan: </span><span class="ft">About 15 kilometers north of Samaria.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.6.17" id="2Kgs.6.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.17 </span><span class="fq">the hill: </span><span class="ft">The hill on which the town was built.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.6.24" id="2Kgs.6.24!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.24 </span><span class="fq">King Benhadad of Syria: </span><span class="ft">This may or may not be the same Benhadad mentioned in 1 Kings 20.1. Several of the Syrian kings were named Benhadad.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.6.25" id="2Kgs.6.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.25 </span><span class="fq">pigeon droppings: </span><span class="ft">This may have been used for food or to burn for fuel. It also may have been a popular name for roasted beans or the shells of certain seeds.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.6.26" id="2Kgs.6.26!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.26 </span><span class="fq">the king of Israel: </span><span class="ft">Probably either Jehoahaz or Jehoash, but possibly even Joram.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.6.32" id="2Kgs.6.32!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.32 </span><span class="fq">That murderer: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “That murderer's son.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.6.33" id="2Kgs.6.33!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">6.33 </span><span class="fq">messenger: </span><span class="ft">Or “king” (see 7.2,18); the two Hebrew words are very similar.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.7.3" id="2Kgs.7.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.3 </span><span class="fq">leprosy: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 5.1.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.7.13" id="2Kgs.7.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">7.13 </span><span class="fq">We're going … died: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.8.1" id="2Kgs.8.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.1 </span><span class="fq">Elisha … life: </span><span class="ft">See 4.8-37.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.8.8" id="2Kgs.8.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.8 </span><span class="fq">Hazael: </span><span class="ft">Probably one of Benhadad's officials.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.8.11" id="2Kgs.8.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.11 </span><span class="fq">Elisha stared … crying: </span><span class="ft">Or “Hazael stared at him until Elisha was embarrassed and began to cry.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.8.16" id="2Kgs.8.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.16 </span><span class="fq">while Jehoshaphat … Judah: </span><span class="ft">In biblical times, a father and son would sometimes rule as kings at the same time. That way, when the father died, his son would already have control of the kingdom.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.8.21" id="2Kgs.8.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.21 </span><span class="fq">Jehoram: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Joram,” another spelling of the name.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="2Kgs.8.21" id="2Kgs.8.21!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.21 </span><span class="fq">he attacked … homes: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.8.22" id="2Kgs.8.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.22 </span><span class="fq">Even the town of Libnah: </span><span class="ft">This was a town on the border between Philistia and Judah, which means that Jehoram was facing rebellion on two sides of his kingdom.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.8.24" id="2Kgs.8.24!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.24 </span><span class="fq">Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “the city of David.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.8.27" id="2Kgs.8.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">8.27 </span><span class="fq">Since … family: </span><span class="ft">Ahaziah's mother was Ahab's daughter (see verse 18).</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.9.6" id="2Kgs.9.6!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.6 </span><span class="fq">went inside: </span><span class="ft">The officers were probably meeting outside in an open courtyard of some building.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.9.14-2Kgs.9.16" id="2Kgs.9.14-2Kgs.9.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.14-16 </span><span class="fq">Joram: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Jehoram,” another spelling of the name.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.9.21" id="2Kgs.9.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.21 </span><span class="fq">the land … Naboth: </span><span class="ft">See 1 Kings 21.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.9.31" id="2Kgs.9.31!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.31 </span><span class="fq">Zimri: </span><span class="ft">An Israelite king who killed King Elah and his family so he could become king, but who ruled only seven days (see 1 Kings 16.8-20).</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.9.33" id="2Kgs.9.33!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.33 </span><span class="fq">horses … her body: </span><span class="ft">Two ancient translations; Hebrew “horses. Then Jehu trampled her body.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.9.34" id="2Kgs.9.34!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">9.34 </span><span class="fq">she … daughter: </span><span class="ft">Her father was King Ethbaal of Sidon (see 1 Kings 16.31).</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.10.1" id="2Kgs.10.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.1 </span><span class="fq">the town: </span><span class="ft">Two ancient translations; Hebrew “Jezreel.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.10.10" id="2Kgs.10.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.10 </span><span class="fq">Everything … come true: </span><span class="ft">See 1 Kings 21.17-24.</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.10.12-2Kgs.10.13" id="2Kgs.10.12-2Kgs.10.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.12,13 </span><span class="fq">at a place where shepherds meet: </span><span class="ft">Or “at Betheked of the Shepherds.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.10.15" id="2Kgs.10.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.15 </span><span class="fq">Jehonadab son of Rechab: </span><span class="ft">Or “Jehonadab the chariot driver.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.10.27" id="2Kgs.10.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.27 </span><span class="fq">public toilet: </span><span class="ft">Or “garbage dump.”</span></span>


bookid: 2Kgs
contenido:
<span verse_id="2Kgs.10.29" id="2Kgs.10.29!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">10.29 </span><span class="fq">gold statues … to worship: </span><span class="ft">See 1 Kings 12.26-30.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.16.8" id="Ezek.16.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.8 </span><span class="fq">I covered your naked body with my own robe: </span><span class="ft">To show that he would protect and take care of her.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.16.10" id="Ezek.16.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.10 </span><span class="fq">most expensive robes: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.16.15" id="Ezek.16.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.15 </span><span class="fq">so you offered yourself to every passerby: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.16.16" id="Ezek.16.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.16 </span><span class="fq">These things should never have happened: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.16.30" id="Ezek.16.30!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.30 </span><span class="fq">wanted: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 30.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.16.45" id="Ezek.16.45!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.45 </span><span class="fq">Amorite … Hittite: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 16.3.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.16.60" id="Ezek.16.60!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.60 </span><span class="fq">the agreement … when you were young: </span><span class="ft">See verse 8.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.16.61" id="Ezek.16.61!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.61 </span><span class="fq">sisters: </span><span class="ft">Sodom and Samaria (see verses 44-52).</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.16.61" id="Ezek.16.61!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">16.61 </span><span class="fq">even though this was not part of our agreement: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.17.5" id="Ezek.17.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.5 </span><span class="fq">like a willow tree beside a stream: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.17.12" id="Ezek.17.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.12 </span><span class="fq">king of Judah: </span><span class="ft">Probably King Jehoiachin (see 2 Kings 24.10-12,15, 16).</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.17.13" id="Ezek.17.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.13 </span><span class="fq">someone from the family of Judah's king: </span><span class="ft">Probably King Zedekiah (see 2 Kings 24.17).</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.17.21" id="Ezek.17.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">17.21 </span><span class="fq">best troops: </span><span class="ft">Two ancient translations; Hebrew “troops that ran away.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.18.17" id="Ezek.18.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">18.17 </span><span class="fq">evil: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “for the poor.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.19.1" id="Ezek.19.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.1 </span><span class="fq">two of Israel's leaders: </span><span class="ft">Probably Jehoahaz (ruled three months in 609 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span>) and Jehoiachin (ruled three months in 598 <span class="sc">b.c.</span>) or Zedekiah (598–586 <span class="sc">b.c.</span>).</span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.19.7" id="Ezek.19.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.7 </span><span class="fq">He destroyed fortresses: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.19.10" id="Ezek.19.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">19.10 </span><span class="fq">Your mother … like you: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.20.1" id="Ezek.20.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.1 </span><span class="fq">Seven years … fifth month: </span><span class="ft">Probably August of 591 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.20.29" id="Ezek.20.29!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.29 </span><span class="fq">where they went to worship those gods … local shrines: </span><span class="ft">In Hebrew “where they went” sounds like “local shrines.” These were places to worship foreign gods.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.20.36" id="Ezek.20.36!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.36 </span><span class="fq">the desert near Egypt: </span><span class="ft">The Sinai Desert.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.20.39" id="Ezek.20.39!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">20.39 </span><span class="fq">me: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 39.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.21.9-Ezek.21.10" id="Ezek.21.9-Ezek.21.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.9,10 </span><span class="fq">Don't celebrate … my warnings: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.21.13" id="Ezek.21.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.13 </span><span class="fq">I am testing … me: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.21.15" id="Ezek.21.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.15 </span><span class="fq">My slaughtering sword … ready to kill: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.21.21" id="Ezek.21.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.21 </span><span class="fq">shaking … animal: </span><span class="ft">These were ways the Babylonians found out what their gods wanted them to do.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.21.30" id="Ezek.21.30!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">21.30 </span><span class="fq">Your days … put your swords away: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.22.16" id="Ezek.22.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.16 </span><span class="fq">You: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew; two ancient translations “Because of you, I.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.22.25" id="Ezek.22.25!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">22.25 </span><span class="fq">Their leaders are like: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “Their prophets are like herds of.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.23.4" id="Ezek.23.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.4 </span><span class="fq">Samaria … Jerusalem: </span><span class="ft">After the nation of Israel was divided, the northern kingdom was called “Israel,” and the southern kingdom was called “Judah.” Samaria was the capital of the northern kingdom, and Jerusalem was the capital of the southern kingdom.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.23.22" id="Ezek.23.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.22 </span><span class="fq">Oholibah: </span><span class="ft">That is, Jerusalem (see verse 4).</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.23.24" id="Ezek.23.24!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.24 </span><span class="fq">from the north: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “with weapons.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.23.36" id="Ezek.23.36!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.36 </span><span class="fq">Oholah and Oholibah: </span><span class="ft">That is, Samaria and Jerusalem (see verse 4).</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.23.43" id="Ezek.23.43!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">23.43 </span><span class="fq">prostitutes: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 43.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.24.1" id="Ezek.24.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.1 </span><span class="fq">Nine years … tenth month: </span><span class="ft">Probably January of 588 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.24.4" id="Ezek.24.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.4 </span><span class="fq">Throw: </span><span class="ft">When an asterisk (*) occurs before a verse number, it indicates that this verse and the following have been combined.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.24.5" id="Ezek.24.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.5 </span><span class="fq">Pile wood: </span><span class="ft">Or “Stack the bones.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.24.6" id="Ezek.24.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.6 </span><span class="fq">and no one cares what happens to it: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.24.10" id="Ezek.24.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.10 </span><span class="fq">boil away the broth: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “mix the spices.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.24.12" id="Ezek.24.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.12 </span><span class="fq">away: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 12.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.24.17" id="Ezek.24.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.17 </span><span class="fq">Don't remove your turban … take off your sandals … cover your face … eat the food that mourners eat: </span><span class="ft">The usual way people mourned was to remove anything worn on the head, to go barefoot, to cover their faces, and to eat special food to show they were grieving.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.24.23" id="Ezek.24.23!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.22,23 </span><span class="fq">You will leave your face uncovered … refuse to eat the food … won't take off your turbans and your sandals: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 24.17.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.24.27" id="Ezek.24.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">24.27 </span><span class="fq">you will be able to speak again: </span><span class="ft">See 3.25-27; 33.21,22.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.25.8" id="Ezek.25.8!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.8 </span><span class="fq">Moab: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “Moab and Edom.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.25.16" id="Ezek.25.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">25.16 </span><span class="fq">kill everyone: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text also has the name “Cherethites,” which was a group of people that lived just southeast of Philistia, and was often identified with the Philistines.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.26.1" id="Ezek.26.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.1 </span><span class="fq">Eleven years: </span><span class="ft">Probably late in 587 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.26.2" id="Ezek.26.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.2 </span><span class="fq">Tyre: </span><span class="ft">One of the two major cities of Phoenicia; Sidon was the other.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.26.17" id="Ezek.26.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.17 </span><span class="fq">The great city … is destroyed: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.26.20" id="Ezek.26.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">26.20 </span><span class="fq">You will stay there … with people: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.27.2" id="Ezek.27.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.2 </span><span class="fq">Tyre: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 26.2.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.27.4" id="Ezek.27.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.4 </span><span class="fq">and your control of the sea: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.27.6" id="Ezek.27.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.6 </span><span class="fq">pine trees from Cyprus: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.27.12" id="Ezek.27.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.12 </span><span class="fq">southern Spain: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Tarshish,” which may have been a Phoenician city in southern Spain.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.27.15" id="Ezek.27.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.15 </span><span class="fq">Rhodes: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “Dedan.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.27.15" id="Ezek.27.15!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.15 </span><span class="fq">ebony: </span><span class="ft">A valuable black wood.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.27.16" id="Ezek.27.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.16 </span><span class="fq">Edom: </span><span class="ft">Some Hebrew manuscripts and one ancient translation; most Hebrew manuscripts “Syria.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.27.17" id="Ezek.27.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.17 </span><span class="fq">their finest wheat, fancy figs: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.27.19" id="Ezek.27.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.19 </span><span class="fq">Vedan and Javan near Uzal: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.27.25" id="Ezek.27.25!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.25 </span><span class="fq">Large, seagoing ships: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Ships of Tarshish,” which may have been a Phoenician city in Spain. “Ships of Tarshish” probably means large, seagoing ships.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.27.31" id="Ezek.27.31!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.31 </span><span class="fq">sackcloth: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 7.18.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.27.32" id="Ezek.27.32!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">27.32 </span><span class="fq">Tyre, you were greater … the bottom of the sea: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.28.2" id="Ezek.28.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.2 </span><span class="fq">Tyre: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 26.2.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.28.3" id="Ezek.28.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.3 </span><span class="fq">Daniel: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 14.14.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.28.3" id="Ezek.28.3!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.3 </span><span class="fq">and know everything: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.28.12" id="Ezek.28.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.12 </span><span class="fq">Tyre: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 26.2.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.28.12" id="Ezek.28.12!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.12 </span><span class="fq">you were perfect: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.28.13" id="Ezek.28.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.13 </span><span class="fq">They were all set in gold: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.28.14" id="Ezek.28.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.14 </span><span class="fq">I appointed a winged creature to guard your home: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.28.21" id="Ezek.28.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">28.21 </span><span class="fq">Sidon: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 26.2.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.29.1" id="Ezek.29.1!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.1 </span><span class="fq">Ten years … tenth month: </span><span class="ft">Probably January of 587 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.29.4" id="Ezek.29.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.4 </span><span class="fq">all the fish in your river will stick to your scaly body: </span><span class="ft">All the king's officials will be removed from power and destroyed along with the king himself.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.29.5" id="Ezek.29.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.5 </span><span class="fq">You will be left unburied: </span><span class="ft">A proper burial in a royal tomb was extremely important to Egyptian kings, because they often thought of themselves as gods.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.29.7" id="Ezek.29.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.7 </span><span class="fq">making them fall: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.29.10" id="Ezek.29.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.10 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopia: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Cush,” which was a region south of Egypt that included parts of the present countries of Ethiopia and Sudan.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.29.17" id="Ezek.29.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">29.17 </span><span class="fq">Twenty-seven … first month: </span><span class="ft">Probably March of 571 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.30.4" id="Ezek.30.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.4 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopia: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 29.10.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.30.5" id="Ezek.30.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.5 </span><span class="fq">as well as from Israel: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.30.13" id="Ezek.30.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.13 </span><span class="fq">Memphis: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Noph.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.30.14" id="Ezek.30.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.14 </span><span class="fq">Thebes: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “No.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.30.16" id="Ezek.30.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.16 </span><span class="fq">the people of Memphis … constant fear: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.30.17" id="Ezek.30.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.17 </span><span class="fq">Heliopolis and Bubastis: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “On and Pi-Beseth.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.30.20" id="Ezek.30.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">30.20 </span><span class="fq">Eleven years … first month: </span><span class="ft">Probably March of 587 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.31.1" id="Ezek.31.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.1 </span><span class="fq">Eleven years … third month: </span><span class="ft">Probably May of 587 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.31.3" id="Ezek.31.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.3 </span><span class="fq">sky: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 3.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.31.10" id="Ezek.31.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.10 </span><span class="fq">the sky: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “over the thick branches.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.31.15" id="Ezek.31.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.15 </span><span class="fq">rivers and streams … stop flowing: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.31.17" id="Ezek.31.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">31.17 </span><span class="fq">dead: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 17.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.32.1" id="Ezek.32.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.1 </span><span class="fq">Twelve years … twelfth month: </span><span class="ft">Probably February of 585 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.32.5" id="Ezek.32.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.5 </span><span class="fq">rotting flesh: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.32.9" id="Ezek.32.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.9 </span><span class="fq">when I tell them how I destroyed you: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew; one ancient translation “when I scatter you like prisoners among them.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.32.13" id="Ezek.32.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.13 </span><span class="fq">the river: </span><span class="ft">This possibly refers to the Nile River.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.32.17" id="Ezek.32.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.17 </span><span class="fq">that same month: </span><span class="ft">See verse 1.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.32.18" id="Ezek.32.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.18 </span><span class="fq">where they will be buried … powerful nations: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.32.20" id="Ezek.32.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.20 </span><span class="fq">The enemy's sword … you: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.32.22-Ezek.32.23" id="Ezek.32.22-Ezek.32.23!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.22,23 </span><span class="fq">deep in the world of the dead: </span><span class="ft">The place of greatest dishonor.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.32.27" id="Ezek.32.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.27 </span><span class="fq">heroes of long ago: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “godless heroes.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.32.27" id="Ezek.32.27!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.27 </span><span class="fq">shields: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.32.30" id="Ezek.32.30!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">32.30 </span><span class="fq">the rulers of the north: </span><span class="ft">Probably the Phoenicians.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.33.21" id="Ezek.33.21!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">33.21 </span><span class="fq">Twelve years … tenth month: </span><span class="ft">Probably December of 586 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.33.22" id="Ezek.33.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">33.22 </span><span class="fq">I could once again speak: </span><span class="ft">See 3.27.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.34.12" id="Ezek.34.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">34.12 </span><span class="fq">dark and miserable day … nations: </span><span class="ft">That is, the day the Babylonians defeated Jerusalem and led its people away as prisoners.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.34.16" id="Ezek.34.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">34.16 </span><span class="fq">slaughter: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew; three ancient translations “take care of.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.34.26" id="Ezek.34.26!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">34.26 </span><span class="fq">my holy mountain: </span><span class="ft">That is, Mount Zion in Jerusalem.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.35.2" id="Ezek.35.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">35.2 </span><span class="fq">Edom: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Mount Seir,” another name for Edom.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.37.9" id="Ezek.37.9!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">37.9 </span><span class="fq">wind: </span><span class="ft">Or “breath.” The Hebrew word may mean either.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.37.16" id="Ezek.37.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">37.16 </span><span class="fq">Israel: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text has “Joseph, that is, Ephraim,” the leading tribe in the northern kingdom.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.38.5" id="Ezek.38.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">38.5 </span><span class="fq">Ethiopia: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 29.10.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.38.13" id="Ezek.38.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">38.13 </span><span class="fq">from villages in: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “and soldiers from.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.38.13" id="Ezek.38.13!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">38.13 </span><span class="fq">southern Spain: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 27.12.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.38.14" id="Ezek.38.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">38.14 </span><span class="fq">when you see: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.38.21" id="Ezek.38.21!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">38.21 </span><span class="fq">I, the LORD … against you: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.39.11" id="Ezek.39.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">39.11 </span><span class="fq">Travelers': </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Abarim.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.39.11" id="Ezek.39.11!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">39.11 </span><span class="fq">That graveyard … the valley: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.39.11" id="Ezek.39.11!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">39.11 </span><span class="fq">Gog's Army: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “Hamon-Gog.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.39.26" id="Ezek.39.26!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">39.26 </span><span class="fq">me: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 26.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.40.1-Ezek.40.2" id="Ezek.40.1-Ezek.40.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.1,2 </span><span class="fq">Twenty-five years … first month: </span><span class="ft">Probably March of 573 </span><span class="sc">b.c.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.40.11" id="Ezek.40.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.11 </span><span class="fq">the width of the passageway … six and a half meters … the two doors of the gate … five meters wide: </span><span class="ft">The doors themselves probably were hung on stone sockets, which could explain the two meters difference in width between the passageway and the doors.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.40.13" id="Ezek.40.13!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.13 </span><span class="fq">back wall: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “roof.” </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.40.14" id="Ezek.40.14!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.14 </span><span class="fq">wide: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 14. </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.40.16" id="Ezek.40.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.16 </span><span class="fq">just like the ones in the entrance room: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text. </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.40.17" id="Ezek.40.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.17 </span><span class="fq">30 rooms built around the outside of the courtyard: </span><span class="ft">These were probably used by worshipers as places to meet and share sacrificial meals (see, for example, Jeremiah 35.2). </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.40.19" id="Ezek.40.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.19 </span><span class="fq">meters: </span><span class="ft">The Hebrew text adds “the east and the north.” </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.40.38-Ezek.40.39" id="Ezek.40.38-Ezek.40.39!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.38,39 </span><span class="fq">Just outside: </span><span class="ft">Or “Inside.” </span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.40.38-Ezek.40.39" id="Ezek.40.38-Ezek.40.39!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.38,39 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please the LORD: </span><span class="ft">These sacrifices have traditionally been called “whole burnt offerings” because the whole animal was burned on the altar. A main purpose of such sacrifices was to please the LORD with the smell of the sacrifice, and so in the CEV they are often called “sacrifices to please the LORD.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.40.38-Ezek.40.39" id="Ezek.40.38-Ezek.40.39!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.38,39 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices for sin: </span><span class="ft">See Leviticus 4.1,2; 6.24-30. </span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.40.38-Ezek.40.39" id="Ezek.40.38-Ezek.40.39!f.4" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.38,39 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to make things right: </span><span class="ft">See Leviticus 5.14-19; 7.1-10. </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.40.42-Ezek.40.43" id="Ezek.40.42-Ezek.40.43!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.42,43 </span><span class="fq">where the meat … altar: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text. </span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.40.42-Ezek.40.43" id="Ezek.40.42-Ezek.40.43!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.42,43 </span><span class="fq">was a 75-millimeter shelf: </span><span class="ft">Or “were 75-millimeter pegs.” </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.40.44" id="Ezek.40.44!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.44 </span><span class="fq">south: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 44. </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.40.48" id="Ezek.40.48!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.48 </span><span class="fq">seven meters long: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; these words are not in the Hebrew text of this verse. </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.40.49" id="Ezek.40.49!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.49 </span><span class="fq">six: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “five and a half.” </span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.40.49" id="Ezek.40.49!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">40.49 </span><span class="fq">steps: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew; one ancient translation “ten steps.” </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.41.1" id="Ezek.41.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">41.1 </span><span class="fq">It was 3 meters wide: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.41.7" id="Ezek.41.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">41.7 </span><span class="fq">which meant that … on the bottom level: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.41.15" id="Ezek.41.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">41.15 </span><span class="fq">The inside walls of the temple's porch and main room: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.41.16" id="Ezek.41.16!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">41.16 </span><span class="fq">were trimmed in wood: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.41.17" id="Ezek.41.17!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">41.17 </span><span class="fq">decorated: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verse 17.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.41.22" id="Ezek.41.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">41.22 </span><span class="fq">one meter square: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “one meter wide.”</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.41.22" id="Ezek.41.22!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">41.22 </span><span class="fq">base: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “length.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.42.1-Ezek.42.2" id="Ezek.42.1-Ezek.42.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">42.1,2 </span><span class="fq">he showed me … the west building: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.42.3" id="Ezek.42.3!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">42.3 </span><span class="fq">the 10 meters of open space … the temple: </span><span class="ft">See 41.10.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.42.3" id="Ezek.42.3!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">42.3 </span><span class="fq">the sidewalk that circled the outer courtyard: </span><span class="ft">See 40.17.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.42.4" id="Ezek.42.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">42.4 </span><span class="fq">50 meters long: </span><span class="ft">Two ancient translations; Hebrew “50 centimeters long.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.42.7-Ezek.42.8" id="Ezek.42.7-Ezek.42.8!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">42.7,8 </span><span class="fq">long: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text of verses 5-8.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.42.9-Ezek.42.10" id="Ezek.42.9-Ezek.42.10!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">42.9,10 </span><span class="fq">south: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “east.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.43.4" id="Ezek.43.4!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">43.4 </span><span class="fq">the LORD's glory … temple: </span><span class="ft">This was the same gate the LORD's glory went through when it left Jerusalem (see 10.19 and 11.22,23).</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.43.6" id="Ezek.43.6!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">43.6 </span><span class="fq">the LORD: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “a voice.” </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.43.7" id="Ezek.43.7!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">43.7 </span><span class="fq">by setting up memorials to their dead kings: </span><span class="ft">One possible meaning for the difficult Hebrew text. </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.43.22" id="Ezek.43.22!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">43.22 </span><span class="fq">goat: </span><span class="ft">Hebrew “male goat.” </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.43.24" id="Ezek.43.24!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">43.24 </span><span class="fq">The priests will sprinkle salt on them: </span><span class="ft">See Leviticus 2.13. </span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.43.24" id="Ezek.43.24!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">43.24 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please me: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 40.38,39. </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.43.27" id="Ezek.43.27!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">43.27 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to ask my blessing: </span><span class="ft">These sacrifices have traditionally been called “peace offerings” or “offerings of well-being.” A main purpose was to ask for the LORD's blessing, and so in the CEV they are sometimes called “sacrifices to ask the LORD's blessing.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.44.19" id="Ezek.44.19!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">44.19 </span><span class="fq">take off their priestly clothes … put on their regular clothes: </span><span class="ft">See 42.14.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.44.19" id="Ezek.44.19!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">44.19 </span><span class="fq">no one will touch … and be harmed: </span><span class="ft">Ordinary people were forbidden to touch anything that was sacred. If they did, it was believed they would somehow be harmed.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.44.29" id="Ezek.44.29!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">44.29 </span><span class="fq">that has been completely dedicated to me: </span><span class="ft">This translates a Hebrew word that describes property and things that were taken away from humans and given to God. In the early history of Israel, such things often had to be destroyed (see Joshua 6.15-19).</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.45.1" id="Ezek.45.1!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">45.1 </span><span class="fq">and 10 kilometers: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “and 5 kilometers.”</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.45.5" id="Ezek.45.5!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">45.5 </span><span class="fq">the towns: </span><span class="ft">One ancient translation; Hebrew “the 20 rooms.” </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.45.11" id="Ezek.45.11!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">45.11 </span><span class="fq">the homer … ten ephahs … ten baths: </span><span class="ft">A </span><span class="fk">homer </span><span class="ft">was either a dry or a liquid measure and equaled about 220 liters; an </span><span class="fk">ephah </span><span class="ft">would be about 22 liters, and a </span><span class="fk">bath </span><span class="ft">would be about 22 liters.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.45.12" id="Ezek.45.12!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">45.12 </span><span class="fq">the shekel: </span><span class="ft">The </span><span class="fk">shekel </span><span class="ft">was about eleven grams.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.45.15" id="Ezek.45.15!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">45.15 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please me: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 40.38,39. </span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.45.15" id="Ezek.45.15!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">45.15 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices … to ask my blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 43.27. </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.45.18" id="Ezek.45.18!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">45.18 </span><span class="fq">the first month: </span><span class="ft">Abib (also called Nisan), the first month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-March to mid-April. </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.45.23" id="Ezek.45.23!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">45.23 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please me: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 40.38,39. </span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.45.23" id="Ezek.45.23!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">45.23 </span><span class="fq">goat: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 43.22. </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.45.25" id="Ezek.45.25!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">45.25 </span><span class="fq">seventh month: </span><span class="ft">Tishri (also called Ethanim), the seventh month of the Hebrew calendar, from about mid-September to mid-October. </span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.46.2" id="Ezek.46.2!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">46.2 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to ask my blessing: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 43.27.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.46.2" id="Ezek.46.2!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">46.2 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to please me: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 40.38,39.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.46.17" id="Ezek.46.17!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">46.17 </span><span class="fq">the Year of Celebration … to the ruler: </span><span class="ft">This was a sacred year for Israel, traditionally called the “Year of Jubilee.” During this year, all property had to go back to its original owner (see Leviticus 25.8-34).</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.46.19" id="Ezek.46.19!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">46.19 </span><span class="fq">The man … temple: </span><span class="ft">See 40.3.</span></span>


bookid: Ezek
contenido:
<span verse_id="Ezek.46.20" id="Ezek.46.20!f.1" class="note f"><span class="fr">46.20 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices to make things right: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 40.38,39.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.46.20" id="Ezek.46.20!f.2" class="note f"><span class="fr">46.20 </span><span class="fq">sacrifices for sin: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 40.38,39.</span></span> <br><br> <span verse_id="Ezek.46.20" id="Ezek.46.20!f.3" class="note f"><span class="fr">46.20 </span><span class="fq">someone … touch them and be harmed: </span><span class="ft">See the note at 44.19.</span></span>


