A Literal Translation of the Prophets, From Isaiah to Malachi. With Notes, Critical, Philological, And Explanatory

Benjamin Blayney, William Newcome, Thomas Wintle

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-- — rage of their tongue, — See Isa. xxx. 27. ** His lips are filled with tsyt, indignation; where the words are spoken of Jehovah. Here the unworthy speeches against Jehovah are meant " They are become like a deceitful bow." Horsley.
reproach. — Or, matter of derision; when the people whose princes fall by violence, take refuge from the Assyrians in Egypt, ch. viii. 13. ix.
3, 6. Egypt was a country in which kings were held in great reverence.
3ee Virg. Georg. IV. 210, quoted on ch. iv. 10. T...hither many of the ten tribes seem to have fled when the Assyrians invaded them. " This shall luring derision upon them in the land of Egypt." Horsley.
Digitized by VjOOQIC CH. VIII,] HOSEA. Ill CHAPTER VIII.
1 Set the trumpet to thy * mouth : As an eagle the Assyrian cometh against the house of Jehovah : Because they have transgressed my covenant, And have trespassed against my law.
2 They shall cry unto me, O God of Israel, we know thee.
3 Israel hath removed good far from him : the enemy shall pursue him.

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