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"For, behold, in those days, And in that time, When I restore the fortunes of Judah and Jerusalem,
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More Than a Homecoming
Commentators agree that “bringing back the captivity” signifies more than a physical return from exile. It points to a deeper spiritual restoration from the bondage of sin. Several scholars, like Barnes and Gill, see its ultimate fulfillment in a future, large-scale turning of the Jewish people to Christ before the final judgment.
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18th Century
Presbyterian
For, behold - The prophet, by the word “for,” shows that he is about to explain in detail what he had previously spoken of in summary. By th…
19th Century
Anglican
That time.— The whole course of the events of the world is shown to lead up by Divine providence to the Great Day of the Lord, whe…
16th Century
Protestant
The Prophet confirms in these words what he had taught before concerning the restoration of the Church, for it was difficult to believe. When the b…
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17th Century
Reformed Baptist
For, behold, in those days, and at that time Which Kimchi refers to the times of the Messiah; and is true of the lat…
The restoration of the Jews, and the final victory of true religion over all opposers, appear to be foretold here. The contempt and scorn with whic…
