2 Chronicles 29:31-36
consecrated yourselves or, filled your hand, 2Chr 13:9 sacrifices Lev. 1:1-3:17 thank Lev 7:12 and as many etc. As the burnt offerings were wholly consumed on the altar, the offering of them evinced greater zeal and liberality than the oblation of peace offerings, the greater part of which was eaten by the officer and his friends. Lev 1:3, Lev 23:38; Ezra 1:4 the number Comparing the sacrifices offered on this occasion with those of Solomon at the dedication of the temple, we may form some idea of the decrease of the prosperity and riches of Judah, or of the decline of the general spirit of piety. 1Kgs 3:4, 1Kgs 8:63; 1Chr 29:21; Ezra 6:17 the consecrated It is probable that the consecrated things denote the peace offerings and thank offerings. 2Chr 29:31 the priests Peace offerings, and such like, the Levites might flay and dress; but the whole burnt offerings could only be touched by the priests, except in a case of necessity, such as the present. 2Chr 29:5, 2Chr 30:16-17 their brethren 2Chr 35:11; Num 8:15, Num 8:19, Num 18:3, Num 18:6-7 did help them Heb. strengthened them for the Levites 2Chr 30:3 upright 1Chr 29:17; Ps 7:10, Ps 26:6, Ps 94:15 the burnt 2Chr 29:32 the fat Exod 29:13; Lev 3:15-16 the drink Gen 35:14; Lev 23:13; Num 15:5-10 so the 1Chr 16:37-42; Ezra 6:18; 1Cor 14:40 Hezekiah rejoiced Both Hezekiah and the people rejoiced, that God had prepared the hearts of the people to bring about so great and glorious a reformation in so short a time. This good king's example and influence were here, as in many other cases, under God, the grand spring of all those mighty movements. 1Chr 29:9, 1Chr 29:17; Ezra 6:22; 1Thess 3:8-9 God 2Chr 30:12; 1Chr 29:18; Ps 10:17; Prov 16:1 the thing Acts 2:41
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