The book of Haggai V.14 No.11
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10; v. 16), it is plain that " wood " is put here for building material generally. And I will take pleasure in it and will be honored. Koehler and Keil translate re- flexivcly : will glorify myself, that is, upon the people by blessing them. But this sense is not ob- rious. It is best, with Maurer, Moore, and others, to take the word in its primary application. See Textual note.
Vers. 9-11. The exhortation of the last verse il now reinforced by a more fresh and elaborate pre- sentation of those... disastrous consequences of diso- bedience which had been urged in ver. 6. The con- nection with ver. 8 may be easily perceived. Jeho- vah had there promised to manifest his approbation if the people would return to their duty. The cer tainty of this must be evident to them ; for was not their domestic distress a consequence of their neglect of his claims upon their service ? The ra lation of these verses to all of the discourse that precedes, becomes clearer when we perceive that the whole passage, vers, 5-11, is intended to force upon the minds of the people the consideration that ruin is awaiting them, unless they proceed at once with the rebuilding of the Temple.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10; v. 16), it is plain that " wood " is put here for building material generally. And I will take pleasure in it and will be honored. Koehler and Keil translate re- flexivcly : will glorify myself, that is, upon the people by blessing them. But this sense is not ob- rious. It is best, with Maurer, Moore, and others, to take the word in its primary application. See Textual note.
Vers. 9-11. The exhortation of the last verse il now reinforced by a more fresh and elaborate pre- sentation of those... disastrous consequences of diso- bedience which had been urged in ver. 6. The con- nection with ver. 8 may be easily perceived. Jeho- vah had there promised to manifest his approbation if the people would return to their duty. The cer tainty of this must be evident to them ; for was not their domestic distress a consequence of their neglect of his claims upon their service ? The ra lation of these verses to all of the discourse that precedes, becomes clearer when we perceive that the whole passage, vers, 5-11, is intended to force upon the minds of the people the consideration that ruin is awaiting them, unless they proceed at once with the rebuilding of the Temple.
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