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More Than Just Bad Water
Commentators clarify that the problem in Jericho was severe. The 'bad' water wasn't just unpleasant; it was causing the land to 'miscarry.' This meant it led to miscarriages among livestock and possibly people, and caused fruit trees to drop their fruit prematurely. The beautiful city was plagued by a source of death and barrenness.
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2 Kings
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18th Century
Theologian
The water is naught, meaning it is "bad."
And the ground barren, meaning the land was "apt to miscarry." The stream was thought…
19th Century
Bishop
The men of the city. — It was not “the sons of the prophets,” but the citizens who put the prophet’s miraculous powers to…
17th Century
Pastor
And the men of the city said to Elisha
The inhabitants of Jericho, perceiving him to be a prophet, and endowed with …
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17th Century
Minister
Observe the miracle of healing the waters. Prophets should make every place to which they come better for its inhabitants, endeavoring to sweeten b…