And your mighty, O Teman, shall be dismayed—The pagan, more religiously than we, ascribed panic to the immediate action of one of t…

The completene of the overthrow awaiting Edom. It is no mere inroad of a marauding tribe. Something would escape the robber, though he mig…

The Prophet, after having spoken of one kind of God’s vengeance, adds another—that He would break whatever strength there was in Idumea. Thus he sh…

And thy mighty [men], O Teman, shall be dismayed Teman was one part of the country of Edom, so called from Teman, a son o…

This prophecy is against Edom. Its destruction seems to have been typical, like their father Esau's rejection, and appears to refer to the destruct…