A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Smith, George Adam • SECTION 192

Index To Chaps. Xl.-Lxvi.

← The Expositor's Bible: The Book of Isaiah, Volume 2 (of 2)

[293] So Dillmann and Driver; Cheyne is doubtful.

[294] Acts vii. 49.

[295] 1 Cor. x.

[296] So, in literal translation of the text, _the One_ being a master of ceremonies, who, standing in the middle, was imitated by the worshippers (_cf._ Baudissin, _Studien zur Semitischen Religions-geschichte_, i., p. 315, who combats Lagarde's and Selden's view, that אהד, _one_, stands for the God Hadad). The Massoretes read the feminine form of one, which might mean some goddess.

[297] _Know_, Pesh. and some editions of the LXX.; _punish_, Delitzsch and Cheyne.

[298] The Hebrew text has Pul, the LXX. Put. Put and Lud occur together, Ezek. xxvii. 10-xxx. 5. Put is Punt, the Egyptian name for East Africa. Lud is not Lydia, but a North African nation. Jeremiah, xlvi. 9, mentions, along with Cush, Put and the Ludim in the service of Egypt, and the Ludim as famous with the bow.

_The Arabic numerals on the right-hand column refer to the pages, the Roman to the chapters of the volume._

xl. 1-11 67, V.

xl. 12-31 VI.

xli.-xlv. 9

xli. VII.

xli. 2 164 f.

xli. 8-20 244 f., 256

xli. 25 12, 113, 130 f., 145

xli. 26 225

xlii. 1-7 261 f., XVIII.

xlii. 8-17 VIII.

xlii. 18 ff. 262 f.

xlii. 22 59

xlii.-xliii. XV.

xliii.-xlviii. IX.

xliii. 1-7 257

xliii. 3, 4 246

xliii. 8, 10 158 f., 263 f.

xliii. 14 147, 246

xliii. 16-19 158

xliii. 22-24 156

xliii. 25 157

xliv. 1 ff. 256

xliv. 7, 8 158

xliv. 9-20 153 f.

xliv. 21 256

xliv. 21, 22 157

xliv. 24-28 160, X.

xlv. 1-13 X.

xlv. 8 228

xlv. 13 224

xlv. 18 227

xlv. 19 159, 224

xlv. 19-25 225 f.

xlvi. XI.

xlvi. 11 168

xlvi. 13 228

xlvii. XII.

xlvii. 6 59

xlviii. XIII.

xlviii. 18 221

xlviii. 22 17

xlix. 1-9 240 f., 264 f., XIX., 381.

xlix. 9-26 XXI.

l. 1-3 XXI.

l. 4-11 XIX.

li.-lii. 12 XXI.

li. 5 228

lii. 7 50

lii. 13-liii. 18, 267, XX.

liv.-lvi. 8 XXII.

liv. 397

lv. 402

lvi. 1-8 406

lvi. 1 222, 229

lvi. 9-lix. 18 f., XXIII.

lvi. 9-lvii. 409

lviii. 61, 414

lviii. 2 222

lix. 423

lix. 4 222

lx.-lxiii. 7 19, XXIV.

lx. 429

lxi., lxii. 435

lxi. 10, 228

lxi. 11 220

lxiii. 2 220

lxiii. 1-6 441

lxiii. 7-lxvi. 19 f., XXV.

lxiii. 7-lxiv. 446

lxiv. 5 222

lxv. 455

lxvi. 458

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