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The Face of God's Anger
Commentators explain that the phrase "I will set my face against you" signifies more than just allowing bad things to happen. It describes God's active, personal opposition and anger. John Gill notes this is the direct reversal of the blessing in verse 9, where God promises to "have respect" for them. Matthew Henry calls this divine opposition the "root and cause of all their misery."
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Leviticus
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Albert Barnes
On Leviticus 26:3–45
18th Century
Theologian
As “the book of the covenant” (Exodus 20:22–33) concludes with promises and warnings (Exodus 23:20–33), so does this collec…
Charles Ellicott
On Leviticus 26:17
19th Century
Bishop
And I will set my face against you. —That is, make them feel His anger. (See Note on Leviticus 17:10.)
John Gill
On Leviticus 26:17
17th Century
Pastor
And I will set my face against you
Exert his power, and stir up his wrath and indignation against them, as enemies o…
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Matthew Henry
On Leviticus 26:14–39
17th Century
Minister
After God has set the blessing before them that would make them a happy people if they were obedient, He here sets the curse before them���the evil…