INTRODUCTION TO 2 CHRONICLES This, and the preceding, were but one book originally, but divided into two because of the size of it, so that this is only a continuation of the former history; that ends at the death of David; this begins with the reign of Solomon, goes through that, and the reigns of all the kings of the house of David; of the kings of Judah only, after the separation of the ten …
1Entonces todo el pueblo de Judá tomó a Uzías, el cual tenía dieciséis años de edad, y lo pusieron por rey en lugar de Amasías su padre.
2Uzías edificó a Elot, y la restituyó a Judá después que el rey Amasías durmió con sus padres.
3De dieciséis años era Uzías cuando comenzó a reinar, y cincuenta y dos años reinó en Jerusalén. El nombre de su madre fue Jecolías, de Jerusalén.
4E hizo lo recto ante los ojos de Jehová, conforme a todas las cosas que había hecho Amasías su padre.
5Y persistió en buscar a Dios en los días de Zacarías, entendido en visiones de Dios; y en estos días en que buscó a Jehová, él le prosperó.
6Y salió y peleó contra los filisteos, y rompió el muro de Gat, y el muro de Jabnia, y el muro de Asdod; y edificó ciudades en Asdod, y en la tierra de los filisteos.
7Dios le dio ayuda contra los filisteos, y contra los árabes que habitaban en Gur-baal, y contra los amonitas.
8Y dieron los amonitas presentes a Uzías, y se divulgó su fama hasta la frontera de Egipto; porque se había hecho altamente poderoso.
9Edificó también Uzías torres en Jerusalén, junto a la puerta del ángulo, y junto a la puerta del valle, y junto a las esquinas; y las fortificó.
10Asimismo edificó torres en el desierto, y abrió muchas cisternas; porque tuvo muchos ganados, así en la Sefela como en las vegas, y viñas y labranzas, así en los montes como en los llanos fértiles; porque era amigo de la agricultura.
11Tuvo también Uzías un ejército de guerreros, los cuales salían a la guerra en divisiones, de acuerdo con la lista hecha por mano de Jeiel escriba, y de Maasías gobernador, y de Hananías, uno de los jefes del rey.
12Todo el número de los jefes de familia, valientes y esforzados, era dos mil seiscientos.
13Y bajo la mano de estos estaba el ejército de guerra, de trescientos siete mil quinientos guerreros poderosos y fuertes, para ayudar al rey contra los enemigos.
14Y Uzías preparó para todo el ejército escudos, lanzas, yelmos, coseletes, arcos, y hondas para tirar piedras.
15E hizo en Jerusalén máquinas inventadas por ingenieros, para que estuviesen en las torres y en los baluartes, para arrojar saetas y grandes piedras. Y su fama se extendió lejos, porque fue ayudado maravillosamente, hasta hacerse poderoso.
16Mas cuando ya era fuerte, su corazón se enalteció para su ruina; porque se rebeló contra Jehová su Dios, entrando en el templo de Jehová para quemar incienso en el altar del incienso.
17Y entró tras él el sacerdote Azarías, y con él ochenta sacerdotes de Jehová, varones valientes.
18Y se pusieron contra el rey Uzías, y le dijeron: No te corresponde a ti, oh Uzías, el quemar incienso a Jehová, sino a los sacerdotes hijos de Aarón, que son consagrados para quemarlo. Sal del santuario, porque has prevaricado, y no te será para gloria delante de Jehová Dios.
19Entonces Uzías, teniendo en la mano un incensario para ofrecer incienso, se llenó de ira; y en su ira contra los sacerdotes, la lepra le brotó en la frente, delante de los sacerdotes en la casa de Jehová, junto al altar del incienso.
20Y le miró el sumo sacerdote Azarías, y todos los sacerdotes, y he aquí la lepra estaba en su frente; y le hicieron salir apresuradamente de aquel lugar; y él también se dio prisa a salir, porque Jehová lo había herido.
21Así el rey Uzías fue leproso hasta el día de su muerte, y habitó leproso en una casa apartada, por lo cual fue excluido de la casa de Jehová; y Jotam su hijo tuvo cargo de la casa real, gobernando al pueblo de la tierra.
22Los demás hechos de Uzías, primeros y postreros, fueron escritos por el profeta Isaías, hijo de Amoz.
23Y durmió Uzías con sus padres, y lo sepultaron con sus padres en el campo de los sepulcros reales; porque dijeron: Leproso es. Y reinó Jotam su hijo en lugar suyo.
JOHN GILL BIBLE COMMENTARY
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Versículo 1
I. Then all the people of Judah took Uzziah,.... Of this and the three following verses, see the not…
Then all the people of Judah took Uzziah,.... Of this and the three following verses, see the notes on 2 Kings 14:21 where Uzziah is called Azariah. See Gill on 2 Kings 14:21, 2 Kings 14:22, 2 Kings 15:2, 2 Kings 15:3
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Versículo 5
II. And he sought God in the days of Zechariah,.... Not that Zechariah, the last of the prophets save…
And he sought God in the days of Zechariah,.... Not that Zechariah, the last of the prophets save one, he lived three hundred years after this; nor he that Joash slew; but, as it may seem, a son of his, perhaps the same with him in Isaiah 8:2,
who had understanding in the visions of God: who either had prophetic visions granted to him, or had divine wisdom to interpret such that others had; or, as others think, had a gift of interpreting the prophecies of others, the writings of Moses and David, &c. to which the Targum seems to agree; which paraphrases it,"who taught in the fear of the Lord;''with which agree the Septuagint, Syriac, and Arabic versions; some copies read "in the fear of God"; as an ancient manuscript mentioned by Junius, and so the Talmud (l):
and, as long as he sought the Lord, God made him to prosper; in his kingdom, and against his enemies; even so long as he abode by the word, worship, and ordinances of God, of which instances are given, as follow.
(l) Vid. Buxtorf. Lex. in rad.
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Versículo 6
III. And he went forth, and warred against the Philistines,.... Who in the times of Jehoram broke in u…
And he went forth, and warred against the Philistines,.... Who in the times of Jehoram broke in upon Judah, and distressed them, 2 Chronicles 21:16.
and brake down the wall of Gath; which was one of the five principalities of the Philistines:
and the wall of Jabneh; nowhere else mentioned in Scripture, but frequent in the Jewish writings; where the sanhedrim sometimes sat, and where was a famous university, and from whence sprung many of the Jewish rabbins; it is the same which in some writers is called Jamnia, and was a port near to Joppa; and belonged to the tribe of Dan, as Josephus (m) writes:
and the wall of Ashdod: another of the principalities of the Philistines, the same with the Azotus of the New Testament; he dismantled all these places:
and built cities about Ashdod, and among the Philistines; where he placed garrisons to keep them in awe; see Amos 1:8.
(m) Antiqu. l. 5. c. 9. sect. 22.
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Versículo 7
IV. And God helped him against the Philistines,.... He did not do all before related of himself, and …
And God helped him against the Philistines,.... He did not do all before related of himself, and by his own strength, but by the help of God; the Targum is"the Word of the Lord helped him:"
and against the Arabians that dwelt in Gurbaal; the same with Gerar, according to the Targum; which also belonged to the Philistines, and had a king in Abraham's time, Genesis 20:1, the same with Askelon, another of the five principalities of the Philistines:
and the Mehunims; or the Minaeans, as the Septuagint, and whom Pliny (n) makes mention of among the Arabians; they seem to be the Scenite Arabs; see 2 Chronicles 20:1, or rather, as the Targum, those that dwelt in the plain of Maon, which was in Arabia Petraea.
(n) Nat. Hist. l. 6. c. 28.
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Versículo 8
V. And the Ammonites gave gifts to Uzziah,.... As tributaries to him, or; however, as desirous to li…
And the Ammonites gave gifts to Uzziah,.... As tributaries to him, or; however, as desirous to live in friendship with him:
and his name spread abroad, even to the entering in of Egypt; so far he carried his arms, and conquered the countries that lay between Palestine and Egypt:
for he strengthened himself exceedingly; his kingdom and its coasts from the force of enemies.
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Versículo 9
VI. Moreover Uzziah built towers in Jerusalem at the corner gate,.... Which was broken down by the ki…
Moreover Uzziah built towers in Jerusalem at the corner gate,.... Which was broken down by the king of Israel in his father's time, 2 Chronicles 25:23 and which he not only repaired, but strengthened, by building a tower upon it:
and at the valley gate; which led to the valley, Nehemiah 2:13, called the valley of the dead bodies, in which they were cast, and in which the brook Kidron ran, Jeremiah 31:40.
and at the turning of the wall; at each of those places he built towers, which Josephus (o) says were one hundred and fifty cubits high: and fortified them; put garrisons of soldiers into them.
(o) Antiqu. l. 9. c. 10. sect. 3.
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Versículo 10
VII. Also he built towers in the desert,.... In the desert of Arabia, to protect travellers from thiev…
Also he built towers in the desert,.... In the desert of Arabia, to protect travellers from thieves and robbers, and particularly shepherds and their flocks, as appears by what follows; which a certain writer (p) thinks are the same which the Indians call pagodas; not such as served for temples, but were buildings encompassed with good walls, where flocks were gathered together in case of any alarm:
and digged many wells; for the watering of the flocks, which in those hot and desert places were of great use:
for he had much cattle, both in the low country and in the plains; both flocks and herds:
husbandmen also, and vinedressers in the mountains; husbandmen to take care of the corn, and manure the land for that, and gather it when ripe; and vinedressers to prune the vines, and look after them; which were very often planted on mountains, and on which also corn grew, Psalm 72:16.
and in Carmel; a place in the tribe of Judah, where Nabal dwelt, 1 Samuel 25:2 or it may be put for any fruitful field:
for he loved husbandry; not only the profit, but the exercise of it at times; and it was usual with great personages in the eastern countries to employ themselves in some such way; Saul after he was king attended the herd, 1 Samuel 11:5, Mesha king of Moab was a sheep master, 2 Kings 3:4, among the Romans, Quinctius Cincinnatus and Cato Major (q) were great lovers of husbandry; and we read of one of the Chinese emperors that gave himself to husbandry, held the plough himself, broke the clods, and cast in the seed, to set an example to the whole empire (r). Another of their emperors gave himself wholly to husbandry (s); an other chose an husbandman for his successor, and who also encouraged husbandry (t).
(p) Agreement of Customs between the East Indians and Jews, art. 13. p. 61. (q) In Cicero de Senectute. (r) Martin. Sinic. Hist. l. 8. p. 326. (s) Ib. l. 4. p. 92. (t) Ib. l. 1. p. 29, 32.
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Versículo 11
VIII. Moreover, Uzziah had an host of fighting men,.... A standing army:
Moreover, Uzziah had an host of fighting men,.... A standing army:
that went out to war by bands; to annoy his enemies, and to scour the country from thieves and robbers, that came in troops to plunder:
according to the number of their account, by the hand of Jeiel the scribe; the secretary of war, who ordered these bands, settled their number, and directed their destination:
and Maaseiah the ruler; or officer over them, a lieutenant:
under the hand of Hananiah, one of the king's captains; that had the command of them, or at least of one of them.
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Versículo 12
IX. The whole number of the chief of the fathers of the mighty men of valour were two thousand six hu…
The whole number of the chief of the fathers of the mighty men of valour were two thousand six hundred. Who were the commanders and principal officers of his army; and such a number supposed a large army, as follows.
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Versículo 13
X. And under their hand was an army, three hundred thousand and seven thousand and five hundred,....…
And under their hand was an army, three hundred thousand and seven thousand and five hundred,.... Which was larger than that in his father's time by 7500, 2 Chronicles 25:5 besides officers:
that made war with mighty power, to help the king against the enemy; they were ready to fight, and fight valiantly, whenever the king had any occasion for them, or the land was invaded.
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Versículo 14
XI. And Uzziah prepared for them throughout all the host,.... For every soldier in the army:
And Uzziah prepared for them throughout all the host,.... For every soldier in the army:
shields and spears; defensive and offensive weapons, the one to cover and protect their bodies, the other to push and pierce their enemies:
and helmets, and habergeons; the first of these were a covering for the head in the day of battle, and the other coats of mail, to defend the body:
and bows; to shoot arrows out of:
and slings to cast stones; at which the Benjaminites formerly were very expert.
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Versículo 15
XII. And he made in Jerusalem engines, invented by cunning men, to be on the towers, and upon the bulw…
And he made in Jerusalem engines, invented by cunning men, to be on the towers, and upon the bulwarks, to shoot arrows and great stones withal,.... Such as with the Romans were called "catapultae", "ballistae" (u), "scorpiones" (w), &c. and by this it appears that these were not first invented in Greece and Rome, but in Judea. It is said (x), that the Romans received the machine to batter cities from the Greeks, and that the Trojan horse was no other than a battering ram; but if they did, the invention of them must be ascribed, not to them, but rather to the Syrians and Phoenicians, according to Pliny (y); though others (z) suppose the Carthaginians, who were a colony of theirs, to be the inventors of them; yet, after all, they seem to be the device of some skilful men among the Jews, in the times of Uzziah; according to Diodorus Siculus (a), they were not found out when Nineveh was besieged in the times of Sardanapalus:
and his name spread far abroad; in distant countries, for his warlike dispositions and preparations, which made them stand in fear of him:
for he was helped until he was strong; he was wonderfully helped by the Lord to build fortified places, raise a numerous army, and provide all sorts of armour for them, and invent such machines as would greatly annoy the enemy, whereby he became very potent, and injected dread round about him.
(u) Cicero. Tusculan. Quaest. l. 2. Tacit. Hist. l. 3. c. 23. (w) Ammian. Marcellin. l. 23. (x) Vid. Valtrinum de re militari Roman. l. 5. c. 6. (y) Nat. Hist. l. 7. c. 56. (z) Vitruvius de Architectura, l. 10. c. 19. Tertullian. de Pallio, c. 1. & Salmasius in ib. Vid. Turnebi Adversaria, l. 29. c. 18. (a) Bibliothec. l. 2. p. 113.
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Versículo 16
XIII. When he was strong,.... Became great and powerful, through his victories, the enlargement of his …
When he was strong,.... Became great and powerful, through his victories, the enlargement of his dominions, and having a numerous army, and these well accoutred, and many fortified cities and towers:
his heart was lifted up to his destruction; he grew vain and proud, elated with his flourishing circumstances, which issued in his ruin:
for he transgressed against the Lord his God; who had helped him, and made him so great, and had bestowed so many favours upon him; the Targum is,"the Word of the Lord his God;''what his transgression was, follows:
and went into the temple of the Lord; the holy place, into which none but the priests might enter:
to burn incense upon the altar of incense; which stood there.
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Versículo 17
XIV. And Azariah the priest went in after him,.... To hinder him from doing it, and to persuade him to…
And Azariah the priest went in after him,.... To hinder him from doing it, and to persuade him to go out. This was the high priest, as appears from 2 Chronicles 26:20 and is thought to be the same that is spoken of in 1 Chronicles 6:10.
and with him eighty priests of the Lord, that were valiant men; not only able bodied men, but men of spirit and courage, and zealous for the honour of God.
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Versículo 18
XV. And they withstood Uzziah the king,.... They not only stood against him, but stood about him, sur…
And they withstood Uzziah the king,.... They not only stood against him, but stood about him, surrounded him, so as to hinder him from approaching the altar of incense:
and said unto him, it appertaineth not unto thee, Uzziah, to burn incense unto the Lord; it did not belong to his office as a king, it was no part of it
but to the priests the sons of Aaron, that are consecrated to burn incense; and to them only; for even the Levites might not do it, only those of the tribe of Levi, that descended from Aaron, see Numbers 16:35,
go out of the sanctuary, for thou hast trespassed; by going into that:
neither shall it be for thine honour from the Lord God; but to his hurt, and be a brand of infamy upon him; for more is designed than is expressed, and as the event showed.
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Versículo 19
16. Then Uzziah was wroth,.... With the priests, and, as Josephus (b) says, threatened to kill them:
Then Uzziah was wroth,.... With the priests, and, as Josephus (b) says, threatened to kill them:
and had a censer in his hand to burn incense; ready to do it, and resolved upon it:
and while he was wroth with the priests; and expressing his indignation, and do what he would do to them, if they continued to oppose him:
the leprosy even rose up in his forehead before the priests in the house of the Lord, from beside the incense altar; which seems not only to describe the position of the priests, being beside the altar of incense, to keep the king from it, when the leprosy was seen by them in his forehead, but the quarter from whence the stroke invisibly came. Josephus (c) says, there was earthquake at the same time, and a mountain was rent.
(b) Antiqu. l. 9. c. 10. sect. 4. (c) lbid.
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Versículo 20
17. And Azariah the chief priest, and all the priests, looked upon him, and, behold, he was leprous i…
And Azariah the chief priest, and all the priests, looked upon him, and, behold, he was leprous in his forehead,.... He was leprous all over his body, no doubt, but it appeared in his forehead very remarkably, and was seen by them all, who, without doubt, informed him of his case, and of which he soon became sensible:
and they thrust him out from thence; the holy place, he being now unfit to be in a common dwelling house, or his own palace, and much less to be in the house of God:
yea, himself also hasted to go out, because the Lord had smitten him; fearing, should he continue there, that something worse would befall him; the Targum is, the Word of the Lord. The leprosy was a disease sent immediately from God, as the case of Miriam, and this of Uzziah, show; and so the Persians (d) had a notion, that those had it who sinned against the sun, and for that reason, and which they accounted and worshipped as God.
(d) Herodot. Clio, sive, l. 1. c. 138.
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Versículo 21
18. And Uzziah the king was a leper unto the day of his death, and dwelt in a several house, being a …
And Uzziah the king was a leper unto the day of his death, and dwelt in a several house, being a leper,.... See Gill on 2 Kings 15:5,
for he was cut off from the house of the Lord; not, suffered to enter into that, because of his uncleanness:
and Jotham his son was over the king's house, judging the people of the land; see 2 Kings 15:5.
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Versículo 22
19. Now the rest of the acts of Uzziah, first and last,.... What were done by him, both in the beginn…
Now the rest of the acts of Uzziah, first and last,.... What were done by him, both in the beginning and latter end of his reign:
did Isaiah the prophet, the son of Amoz, write: not in his own prophecy, but in the history of his own times, which was usual for every prophet to write, though now lost, see 2 Kings 15:6.
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Versículo 23
20. So Uzziah slept with his fathers,.... Died as they did, the same year, according to Dr. Lightfoot…
So Uzziah slept with his fathers,.... Died as they did, the same year, according to Dr. Lightfoot (e), in which he was smitten with the leprosy; and in the year of his death it was Isaiah had the vision related in Isaiah 6:1, &c.
and they buried him with his fathers; See Gill on 2 Kings 15:7.
(e) Works, vol. 1. p. 99.
Antiguo Testamento
2 Chronicles — Capítulo 26
INTRODUCTION TO 2 CHRONICLES This, and the preceding, were but one book originally, but divided into two because of the size of it, so that this is only a continuation of the former history; that ends at the death of David; this begins with the reign of Solomon, goes through that, and the reigns of all the kings of the house of David; of the kings of Judah only, after the separation of the ten …
Texto — Reina-Valera 1960
1Entonces todo el pueblo de Judá tomó a Uzías, el cual tenía dieciséis años de edad, y lo pusieron por rey en lugar de Amasías su padre.
2Uzías edificó a Elot, y la restituyó a Judá después que el rey Amasías durmió con sus padres.
3De dieciséis años era Uzías cuando comenzó a reinar, y cincuenta y dos años reinó en Jerusalén. El nombre de su madre fue Jecolías, de Jerusalén.
4E hizo lo recto ante los ojos de Jehová, conforme a todas las cosas que había hecho Amasías su padre.
5Y persistió en buscar a Dios en los días de Zacarías, entendido en visiones de Dios; y en estos días en que buscó a Jehová, él le prosperó.
6Y salió y peleó contra los filisteos, y rompió el muro de Gat, y el muro de Jabnia, y el muro de Asdod; y edificó ciudades en Asdod, y en la tierra de los filisteos.
7Dios le dio ayuda contra los filisteos, y contra los árabes que habitaban en Gur-baal, y contra los amonitas.
8Y dieron los amonitas presentes a Uzías, y se divulgó su fama hasta la frontera de Egipto; porque se había hecho altamente poderoso.
9Edificó también Uzías torres en Jerusalén, junto a la puerta del ángulo, y junto a la puerta del valle, y junto a las esquinas; y las fortificó.
10Asimismo edificó torres en el desierto, y abrió muchas cisternas; porque tuvo muchos ganados, así en la Sefela como en las vegas, y viñas y labranzas, así en los montes como en los llanos fértiles; porque era amigo de la agricultura.
11Tuvo también Uzías un ejército de guerreros, los cuales salían a la guerra en divisiones, de acuerdo con la lista hecha por mano de Jeiel escriba, y de Maasías gobernador, y de Hananías, uno de los jefes del rey.
12Todo el número de los jefes de familia, valientes y esforzados, era dos mil seiscientos.
13Y bajo la mano de estos estaba el ejército de guerra, de trescientos siete mil quinientos guerreros poderosos y fuertes, para ayudar al rey contra los enemigos.
14Y Uzías preparó para todo el ejército escudos, lanzas, yelmos, coseletes, arcos, y hondas para tirar piedras.
15E hizo en Jerusalén máquinas inventadas por ingenieros, para que estuviesen en las torres y en los baluartes, para arrojar saetas y grandes piedras. Y su fama se extendió lejos, porque fue ayudado maravillosamente, hasta hacerse poderoso.
16Mas cuando ya era fuerte, su corazón se enalteció para su ruina; porque se rebeló contra Jehová su Dios, entrando en el templo de Jehová para quemar incienso en el altar del incienso.
17Y entró tras él el sacerdote Azarías, y con él ochenta sacerdotes de Jehová, varones valientes.
18Y se pusieron contra el rey Uzías, y le dijeron: No te corresponde a ti, oh Uzías, el quemar incienso a Jehová, sino a los sacerdotes hijos de Aarón, que son consagrados para quemarlo. Sal del santuario, porque has prevaricado, y no te será para gloria delante de Jehová Dios.
19Entonces Uzías, teniendo en la mano un incensario para ofrecer incienso, se llenó de ira; y en su ira contra los sacerdotes, la lepra le brotó en la frente, delante de los sacerdotes en la casa de Jehová, junto al altar del incienso.
20Y le miró el sumo sacerdote Azarías, y todos los sacerdotes, y he aquí la lepra estaba en su frente; y le hicieron salir apresuradamente de aquel lugar; y él también se dio prisa a salir, porque Jehová lo había herido.
21Así el rey Uzías fue leproso hasta el día de su muerte, y habitó leproso en una casa apartada, por lo cual fue excluido de la casa de Jehová; y Jotam su hijo tuvo cargo de la casa real, gobernando al pueblo de la tierra.
22Los demás hechos de Uzías, primeros y postreros, fueron escritos por el profeta Isaías, hijo de Amoz.
23Y durmió Uzías con sus padres, y lo sepultaron con sus padres en el campo de los sepulcros reales; porque dijeron: Leproso es. Y reinó Jotam su hijo en lugar suyo.
JOHN GILL BIBLE COMMENTARY
Versículo 1
I. Then all the people of Judah took Uzziah,.... Of this and the three following verses, see the not…
Versículo 5
II. And he sought God in the days of Zechariah,.... Not that Zechariah, the last of the prophets save…
Versículo 6
III. And he went forth, and warred against the Philistines,.... Who in the times of Jehoram broke in u…
Versículo 7
IV. And God helped him against the Philistines,.... He did not do all before related of himself, and …
Versículo 8
V. And the Ammonites gave gifts to Uzziah,.... As tributaries to him, or; however, as desirous to li…
Versículo 9
VI. Moreover Uzziah built towers in Jerusalem at the corner gate,.... Which was broken down by the ki…
Versículo 10
VII. Also he built towers in the desert,.... In the desert of Arabia, to protect travellers from thiev…
Versículo 11
VIII. Moreover, Uzziah had an host of fighting men,.... A standing army:
Versículo 12
IX. The whole number of the chief of the fathers of the mighty men of valour were two thousand six hu…
Versículo 13
X. And under their hand was an army, three hundred thousand and seven thousand and five hundred,....…
Versículo 14
XI. And Uzziah prepared for them throughout all the host,.... For every soldier in the army:
Versículo 15
XII. And he made in Jerusalem engines, invented by cunning men, to be on the towers, and upon the bulw…
Versículo 16
XIII. When he was strong,.... Became great and powerful, through his victories, the enlargement of his …
Versículo 17
XIV. And Azariah the priest went in after him,.... To hinder him from doing it, and to persuade him to…
Versículo 18
XV. And they withstood Uzziah the king,.... They not only stood against him, but stood about him, sur…
Versículo 19
16. Then Uzziah was wroth,.... With the priests, and, as Josephus (b) says, threatened to kill them:
Versículo 20
17. And Azariah the chief priest, and all the priests, looked upon him, and, behold, he was leprous i…
Versículo 21
18. And Uzziah the king was a leper unto the day of his death, and dwelt in a several house, being a …
Versículo 22
19. Now the rest of the acts of Uzziah, first and last,.... What were done by him, both in the beginn…
Versículo 23
20. So Uzziah slept with his fathers,.... Died as they did, the same year, according to Dr. Lightfoot…