drops of the divine blessing are contained); 2) | xviii. 9-14, and considers, 1) The rejection of spiTo what this hope is directed (Israel's Restora- ritual pride; 2) The commendation of filial fear. tion). 4. On lxv. 13-16. ["The blessedness of those that serve God, and the woful condition of those that rebel against him, are here set the one over against the other, that they may serve as a foil to each other. The difference of their states here lies in two things: 1) In point of comfort and satisfaction. a. God's servants shall eat and drink; they shall have the bread of life to feed, to feast upon continually, and shall want nothing that is good for them. But those who set their hearts upon the world, and place their happiness in it, shall be hungry and thirsty, always enip ty, always craving. In communion with God and dependence upon Him there is full satisfaction; but in sinful pursuits there is nothing but disappointment. b. God's servants shall rejoice and sing for joy of heart; they have constant cause for joy, and there is nothing that may be an occasion of grief to them but they have an allay sufficient for it. But, on the other hand, they that forsake the LORD shut themselves out from all true joy, for they shall be ashamed of their vain confidence in themselves, and their own righteousness, and the hopes they had built thereon. When the expectations of bliss, wherewith they had flattered themselves, are frustrated, O what confusion will fill their faces! Then shall they cry for sorrow of heart and howl for vexation of spirit. 2) In point of honor and reputation, vers. 15, 16. The memory of the just is, and shall be, blessed; but the memory of the wicked shall rot." HENRY.-D. M.] 5. On lxvi. 1, 2. CARPZOV has a sermon on this text. He places it in parallel with Luke 6. On lxvi. 2 ARNDT, in his TRUE CHRISTIANITY I., cap. 10, comments on this text. He says among other things: "The man who will makes nothing, yea, out of which He makes fools. be something is the material out of which God But a man who will be nothing, and regards himself as nothing, is the material out of which God makes something, even glorious, wise people in His sight." text entitled "Sur l' Insuffisance du culte exterieur" 7. On lxvi. 3. [SAURIN has a sermon on this in the eighth volume of his sermons.-D. M.] 8. On lxvi. 13. As one whom his mother com forteth, so will I comfort you. "These words stand, let us consider it, 1) In the Old Testament; 2) In the heart of God always; 3) But are they dem Vorhof ins Heiligthum, II. Bd., p. 242, 1876. realized in our experience?" KOEGEL in "Aus 9. On lxvi. 24. The punishment of sin is twofold-inward and outward. The inward is compared with a worm that dies not; the outward and this fire are at work even in this life. He with a fire that is not quenched. This worm who is alarmed by them and hastens to Christ can now be delivered from them.-["It is better not to fall into this fire and never to have any experience of this worm, even though, as some imagine, eternity should not be eternal, and the unquenchable fire might be quenched, and the and His apostles should not have expressed themworm that shall never die, should die, and Jesus selves quite in accordance with the compassionate taste of our time. Better, I say, is better. Save thyself and thy neighbor before the fire begins to burn, and the smoke to ascend." GOSSNER.D. M.] A LIST OF HEBREW WORDS INTENDED TO FACILITATE A COMPARISON OF THE VOCABULARY OF CHAPTERS XL-XLVI WITH THAT OF THE PASSAGES OF PART FIRST WHOSE GENUINENESS IS UNDISPUTED. Under I. are included, for the sake of brevity, only the passages of Part First acknowledged as genuine. Under II. are included the disputed passages of Part First, as well as chapters xl.-lxvi., according to the following table: The passages ii. 14, and xv.-xvi. 12, though included under I, are, as not undisputed, quoted with brackets. Absolute ana λeyóueva, marked är. Aey. abs., are such as occur nowhere else in the Old Testament. Relative arag Aey., marked är. Aey. rel., are such as occur but once in Isaiah. For further remark on this List, see Introduction, pp. 20, 21. TEN I. x. 13 K'thibh.-II. xxxiv.7; xlvi. 12. Kal I. iii. 26; xix. 8; xxxiii. 9.—II. xxiv. 4, 7. a II. lvii. 18; Ixi. 2, 3. II. lx. 20; lxi. 3. 1 Sing. I. viii. 14; xxviii. 26; xxx. 30. —II. xxxvii. 19; lxii. 10. Plur. II. xiv. 19; xxvii. 9; xxxiv. 11; liv. 11, 12; Ix. 17. П åπ. λɛy. lviii. 6 rel. DAN II. xiv. 23; xxxv. 7; xli. 18; xlii. 15. Sing. I. i. 24; iii. 1; x. 16, 33; xix. 4. xxiv. 2; xxvi. 13; xxxvi. 12; I. iii. 15; vii. 7; x. 23, 24; xxii. 12; DN a. λey. lxiii. 2 rel. yi I. ii. 7; xxx. 6 ; xxxiii. 6.—II. xxxix. 2, 4; xlv. 3. i Verb. Kal imperf. II. lx. 1. Hiph. impf. II. lx. 19. Hiph. part. II. xxvii. 11. is Subst. I. ii. 5; v. 20, 30; ix. 1, 2; x. 16; xxx. 26.-II. xiii. 10; beside 12 times in chaps. xl.-lxvi. I. xxxi. 9.-II. xliv. 16; xlvii. 14; 1. 11. nis I. vii. 11, 14; viii. 18; xix. 20; xx. 3; Xxxvii. 30.-II. xxxviii. 7, 22; xliv. 25; lv. 13; lxvi. 19. II. xxxiii. 23.-II. xxxv. 4, 6; xli. 1; lviii. 8, 14; lx. 5. INDI. xvi. 13.-II. xiv. 8; xliv. 8; xlv. 21; xlviii. 3, 5, 7, 8. I. v. 9; vi. 10; xi. 3; xv. 4; xxii. 14; xxx. 21; xxxii. 3; xxxiii. 15; xxxvii. 17.-II. xxxv. 5; xxxvi. Xxxvii. 28; six times in chaps. xl.-lxvi. 717 12 Part. Kal II. xlix. 23. xxviii. 23; xxxii. 9.-II. xlii. 23; I Pi. II. xlv. 5; l. 11. Hithp. I. viii. 9. T'.' or ая. λɛу. lxv. 25 rel. in I. i. 4; ix. 11; xxviii. 13.—II. xli. 23; - T xlii. 16, 23; xliv. 25; 1.5; lix. 14. I. xxviii. 11 (fem.).-II. lxv. 15, 22; II. lvii. 8; lix. 13; lxv. 2; lxvi. 17. I. viii. 23; xxx. 8.—II. xli. 4; xliv. Niph. I. i. 21, 26; vii. 9; viii. 2; xxii. Hiph. I. vii. 9; xxviii. 16; xxx. 21. 72 Pi. II. xli. 10; xliv. 14. I. vii. 7; viii. 11; x. 24; xviii. 4; as formula of אָמַר or יאמר א' or *) ;10 .II. xlvi-.(אַחֲרִית הַיָּמִים 2 .I. ii) אַחֲרִית xlvii. 7; xli. 22. nns än. hɛy. xxxviii. 8 rel. Sing. I. xx. 6; xxiii. 2, 6. Plur. I. xi. 11.-II. xxiv. 15; xl. 15; Sing. II. Ixiii. 10. Plur. I. i. 24; ix. 10.-II. xiii, 13; ram. plur. I. i. 11.-II. xxxiv. 6; lx. 7. IN II. xxxvii. 3; xlv. 21. II. xli. 17; lix. 11. II. xl. 17; xli. 11, 12. .23 .II. xl לאיִן .2 .1.II כאן II. xli. 24. ΠΟΝ ἀπ. λεγ. xlix. 21 rel. Kal I. i. 7, 19; beside 18 times in part I. II. xxi. 5; xxiv. 6, 11; xxxvi. Hiph. 11. xlix. 20; lviii. 14. 1 II. xl. 7; xlv. 15; xlix. 4; liii. 4. .זײן ν άπ. λεγ. lxi. 5 rel. nis än. Zey. xliv. 8 rel. phs I. ii. 13; vi. 13.—II. xliv. 14. o II. xxxv. 6; lvi. 10. I. i. 17, 23; ix. 16; x. 2.—II.'xlvii. 8. Ο ΠΑΡΟΝ ἄπ. λεγ. liv. 4 rel. 72 I. vii. 23; xxx. 17.—II. xxxvii. 36; lx. 22. Plur. I. xxx. 24. introduction, I. i. 11, 18; xxxiii. T: 11, 12.—II. xxi. 7; xl. 6; lxv. 8. no II. xxxix. 8; xliii. 9; lix 14, 15. II. xxxviii. 18, 19; xlii. 3. TT: TT: II. xxi. 2; xxxv. 10; li. 11. Plur. I. ii. 16; xxiii. 1, 14.—II. xliii. TON I. x. 4.-II. xxiv. 22; xlii. 7. Kal. I. iv. 1; x. 14; xi. 12; xvii. 5.— II. lviii. 8. Niph. (I. xvi. 10). II. xiii. 4; xliii. Pi. II. lii. 12; lxii. 9. Pu. I. xxxiii. 4.-II. xxiv. 22. Pu. I. xxii 3.—II. xlix. 9; lxi. 1, part. pass. Kal. 11; xxxv. 2; xl. 24; xli. 10, 23, nasus, ira. I. ii. 22; iii. 21; v. 25; ix. Hithp. II. xlii. 14, lxiii. 15; lxiv. 11. EN I. xxviii. 2.—II. xl. 26. I. ii. 8; xvii. 8.—II. lviii. 9; lix. 3. Dual. II. xxxvi. 8. I. xix. 9.-II. xxxviii. 12; lix. 5. I. ii. 13; ix. 9; xxxvii. 24.-II. I. ii. 3; iii. 12; xxx. 11; xxxiii. 8.- 7778 I. xi. 7; (xv. 9); xxxi. 4.—II. xxxv. 77 Hiph. II. xlviii. 9; liii. 10; liv. 2; lvii. 4. Πριν άπ. λεγ. Iviii. 8 rel. än. Aey. xliv. 21 abs. N I. i. 7; iv. 5; v. 24; ix. 4, 17, 18; x. 16, 17; xxix. 6; xxx. 14, 27, hän. λey. lxv. 8 rel. Däπ. hey. lix. 10 abs. UN I. xxii. 6.—II. xlix. 2. T: (N) I. xxx. 18; xxxii. 20.-II. lvi. 2. 4; Ixvi. 18. a. λey. 1. 2 rel. [9] ἀπ. λεγ. xliv. 4 abs. 3 II. xiii. 1, 19; xiv. 4, 22; xxi. 9; xxxix. 1, 3, C, 7; xliii. 14; xlvii. I. xxxiii. 1.—II. xxi. 2; xxiv. 16; 13 II. xxiv. 16 (fraus); xxxvi. 22; D'73 (I. xvi. 6).—II. xliv. 25. 72 Hiph. II. lvi. 3; lix. 2. nn ån. λey. lxv. 23 rel. TT ♫ I. xviii. 6; xxx. 6.—II. xlvi. 1; lxiii. 13 (12) än, key. xlii. 22 rel. I. x. 2, 6; xi. 14; xvii. 14; xxxiii. 23. I. ix. 16; xxiii. 4; xxxi. 8.—II. xl. electus II. xlii. 1; xliii. 20; xlv. 4; I. i. 29; vii. 15, 16.—II. xiv. 1; 14 I. xii. 2; xxxi. 1; xxxii. 9, 10, 11, I. xxxii. 17. Niph. I. iii. 3; v. 21; x. 13; xxix. 14. D'Y' I. x. 14.—II. lix. 5. na II. 1. 9; li. 6; lxv. 22; lxiv. 5 Hiph. Pi. I. iii. 12; xix. 3.-II. xxv. 7, xlix. 19. Pual I. ix. 15. 8; DII. lii. 14. TT Kal I. v. 2; ix. 9.—II. xlv. 13; lx. 10; Ixi. 4; lxv. 21, 22; Ixvi. 1. by Kal perf. II. xxvi. 13. Part. act. II. liv. 5. Part. pass. II. liv. 1; lxii. 4. by I. i. 3; (xvi. 8).—II. xli. 15; 1. 8. Kal perf. I. i. 31; ix. 17; x. 17.– |