Haggai and Zechariah (Robertsons Notes Book 37)

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There want not instances of both kinds: What reason can be given that they should render Caphtorim, Cappadocians , and Caphtor, Cappadocia , Deuteronomy 2: Who could have imagined any reason why they say of Eli, that he judged Israel 'twenty' years , when in the original it is forty , 1 Samuel 4: Of this nature is their rendering son by instruction , Psa 2: The Chaldee paraphrast thus renders the words They shall ask after me, because they are carried away.

Think you that figment about Messiah Ben Joseph to which the Talmudists apply these words of Zechariah, as also doth Aben Ezra upon the place was invented when the Greek version was first framed? If not, which is my opinion, then it is probable that the Chaldee paraphrast gave the sense that most obtained in the nation at that time , with which that of the Greek accords well enough And again another scripture saith, They shall look on him whom they pierced.

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They shall look on him whom they have pierced — He was pierced by the soldier's spear. They who have occasioned his sufferings by their sins and who has not? Copyright Statement These files are public domain and are a derivative of an electronic edition that is available on the Christian Classics Ethereal Library Website. They shall look on him whom they pierced.

This passage is violently tortured by those who endeavor to explain it literally as referring to Christ. Nor is this the purpose for which the Evangelist quotes ib but rather to show that Christ is that God who formerly complained, by Zechariah, that the Jews had pierced his heart, Zechariah What was done by the hand of a Roman soldier the ]Evangelist John justly imputes to the Jews; as they are elsewhere said to have crucified the Son of God, Acts 2: A question now arises as to this passage taken from the prophet, Does God promise to the Jews repentance to salvation, or, does he threaten that he will come as an avenger?

For my own part, when I closely examine the passage, I think that it includes both; namely, that out of a worthless and unprincipled nation God will gather a remnant for salvation, and that, by his dreadful vengeance, he will show to despisers who it is with whom they have to do; for we know that they were wont to treat the prophets as insolently as if the prophets had told nothing but fables, and had received no commission from God.

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God declares that they will not pass unpunished, for he will at length maintain his cause. They shall look upon him ] This is not a threat, but a promise, Zechariah John Trapp Complete Commentary. Greek Testament Critical Exegetical Commentary. The piercing took place on the cross: Therefore John quotes this passage for the sake of its allusion to the piercing [not for that to the looking].

Bibliography Bengel, Johann Albrecht. Bibliography Poole, Matthew, "Commentary on John Another scripture ; Zechariah All present, especially the Jews.

The whole world was represented there. See on John 6: Bibliography "Commentary on John Whom they pierced —The quotation is from Zechariah They pierced my hands and my feet. According to the prophet, God should pour upon the house of David who in the Psalm quoted personates the pierced Messiah the spirit of penitence, by which they should look with weeping upon the pierced One, and mourn as for an only Son, by them slaughtered. In this bodily piercing John sees a physical fulfilment of the prophetic physical image.

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It impressed his senses as he gazed. It was by inspired after-thought that he fully realized the Scripture verification. The visible image here too embodies its world of import. John saw the soldier look upon him whom his spear had pierced. In the fulness of time all Israel shall look upon him whom they have pierced, and repent; and all men whose sins have been the spear that pierced his side, have just reason to look upon him and repentantly mourn, as over a son their sins have murdered. This leaving his bones unbroken, yet piercing his side, exhibited to John both the divine preservation and the sacrificial execution of the Lamb of God.

Had Jesus been executed by Hebrew law his body must have been mutilated and crushed by stoning; so that, strange to say, the old Hebrew prophecy had to wait for the Roman to come, and in a mode his laws had prescribed, to sacrifice the Son of David according to the Scriptures. No wonder that John asseverates so solemnly that he saw it with his own marvelling bodily eyes.

Bibliography Haydock, George Leo. Note the careful discrimination in the words used. The former Scripture was fulfilled, i. This is not fulfilled, but in order to its fulfilment it was necessary that He should be pierced. It was fulfilled in the case of those who looked upon Him, but waits for its com plete fulfilment when the spirit of grace and supplication is poured out on repentant Israel, look.

Only here and Revelation 1: Includes therefore the piercing of the hands and feet. Bibliography Bullinger, Ethelbert William. Bullinger's Companion bible Notes".

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And again another scripture saith Zechariah This quotation is not taken, as usual, from the Septuagint-the current Greek version-which here is all wrong, but direct from the Hebrew. And there is a remarkable nicety in the choice of the words employed both by the prophet and the evangelist for "piercing. How suitable this was to express the action of the Roman soldier is manifest; and our Evangelist uses the exactly corresponding word [ exekenteesan Greek ], while the word used by the Septuagint [katoorcheesanto] signifies simply to 'insult' or 'triumph over.

John has followed is that of many MSS. The Greek translation LXX.

John translates the original Hebrew freely for himself comp. He thinks of the prophecy which spoke of Jehovah as pierced by His people, and sees it fulfilled in the Messiah pierced on the cross. For the fulfilment of the prophecy, comp. Notes on John 8: Jewish Rabbis, and Greek proselytes, and Roman soldiers alike looked, as they stood before the cross, on Him whom they pierced. That scene is typical.

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He shall draw all men unto Him, and the moral power over the heart of humanity will be the heart of love, which loves and therefore saves him that has pierced it through and through. Bibliography Ellicott, Charles John. His Side Pierced- In John Note also a reference to Jesus" pierced side in John The other disciples therefore said unto him, We have seen the Lord.

But he said unto them, Except I shall see in his hands the print of the nails, and put my finger into the print of the nails, and thrust my hand into his side, I will not believe. And after eight days again his disciples were within, and Thomas with them: Then saith he to Thomas, Reach hither thy finger, and behold my hands; and reach hither thy hand, and thrust it into my side: Even Song of Solomon , Amen.

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Everett's Study Notes on the Holy Scriptures. The passage is Zechariah For an exposition of its meaning and its connection with the fact before us, we refer to the Christology vol. The Evangelist had recorded three facts in the preceding verses, as suited to work faith. Only in regard to two does he, in vers.