Biblical Commentary On the Old Testament : the Books of Ezra, Nehemiah, And Esther
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"I am ashamed, and am covered with shame, to lift up my face to Thee, my God." 'nB'3 ''^¥?^^\ united, as in Jer. xxxi. 19, comp. Isa. xlv. 16, and other passages. 0733, to be covered with shame, is stronger CHAP. IX. 5-15. 119 than B'ia. " For our iniquities are increased over our head," i.e. have grown above our head. ti'X"! '^^Vm^, to or over the head. npjJDp serves to enhance the meaning of ^^"J, like 1 Ohron. xxiii. 17. " And our guiltiness is great, (reaching) unto the heavens;" comp. 2 Oh...ron. xxviii. 9. — Ver. 7. " Since the days of our fathers, have we, our kings, our priests, been delivered into the hands of the kings of the lands, to the sword, tp captivity, to plunder, and to shame of face." The words from ^nna onwards serve to explain what is meant by being delivered into the hand of strange kings. On the expression D''3S HE'S, comp. Dan. ix. 7, etc., 2 Ohron. xxxii.
21. njn Di'n3, as it is this day, as is to-day the case ; see remarks on Dan. ix. 7. The thought is : We are still sorely suffering for our sins, by being yet under the yoke of foreign sovereigns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I am ashamed, and am covered with shame, to lift up my face to Thee, my God." 'nB'3 ''^¥?^^\ united, as in Jer. xxxi. 19, comp. Isa. xlv. 16, and other passages. 0733, to be covered with shame, is stronger CHAP. IX. 5-15. 119 than B'ia. " For our iniquities are increased over our head," i.e. have grown above our head. ti'X"! '^^Vm^, to or over the head. npjJDp serves to enhance the meaning of ^^"J, like 1 Ohron. xxiii. 17. " And our guiltiness is great, (reaching) unto the heavens;" comp. 2 Oh...ron. xxviii. 9. — Ver. 7. " Since the days of our fathers, have we, our kings, our priests, been delivered into the hands of the kings of the lands, to the sword, tp captivity, to plunder, and to shame of face." The words from ^nna onwards serve to explain what is meant by being delivered into the hand of strange kings. On the expression D''3S HE'S, comp. Dan. ix. 7, etc., 2 Ohron. xxxii.
21. njn Di'n3, as it is this day, as is to-day the case ; see remarks on Dan. ix. 7. The thought is : We are still sorely suffering for our sins, by being yet under the yoke of foreign sovereigns.
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