19<\/strong>. have I spoken<\/em> ] i.e. do I speak;<\/em> cf. Ezek. 21:36, Eze 36:5<\/span>, Eze 39:25<\/span>. The word “shaking” is the usual one for earthquake, but the general term is better here, Eze 38:20<\/em><\/span>, cf. Hag 2:6-7<\/span>.<\/p>\n In my jealousy for my own people, <\/B>that I may preserve them, and for mine own glory, to vindicate that, as Eze 39:25<\/span>; Zec 1:14<\/span>. <\/P> In the fire of my wrath<\/B> against mine enemies, Gog and all his herds. <\/P> Surely:<\/B> it is in the Hebrew after the form of an oath, as Eze 36:5<\/span>. <\/P> A great shaking; <\/B>to be sure a very great disturbance and tumult, like an earthquake, as the word signifies, for such an army, such threats, such assaults, and sieges will shake cities, towns, and the hearts of the stoutest. <\/P> In the land of Israel; <\/B>or against the land of Israel, which, for aught I know, will make the sense more obvious; the mighty preparations and the proud threats of Gog against Israel will make many hearts to quake, as well as foundations of cities. <\/P> <\/p>\n 19. great shaking<\/B>anearthquake: physical agitations after accompanying social and moralrevolutions. Foretold also in Joe3:16<\/span>; (compare Hag 2:6<\/span>;Hag 2:7<\/span>; Mat 24:7<\/span>;Mat 24:29<\/span>; Rev 16:18<\/span>).<\/P><\/p>\n For in my jealousy, and in the fire of my wrath, have I spoken<\/strong>,…. Not against his people Israel, but against Gog, who had thought evil against them, and now was about to put it in practice; and therefore in zeal for his own glory, and for the good of his people, and in indignation against his and their enemies, he declares, resolves, and determines:<\/p>\n surely in that day there shall be a great shaking in the land of Israel<\/strong>; not a consternation among the people of Israel frightened at the armies of Gog, and the terrible appearance they shall make, and the devastations they threaten; but in Gog himself, and his army, through the wrath of God upon them, and the vengeance he will take of them in the land of Israel, they will enter upon to destroy; not but that there may be some dread in the minds of the Jews upon the appearance of so formidable an army in their land: this shaking, according to Jarchi, will be by thunder and lightning. Kimchi understands it of an earthquake, in a literal sense, and compares with it Zec 14:4<\/span>, see also Re 16:18<\/span>, which speaks of an earthquake that will be about this time.<\/p>\n Eze 38:19 For in my jealousy [and] in the fire of my wrath have I spoken, Surely in that day there shall be a great shaking in the land of Israel;<\/p>\n Ver. 19. For in my jealousy.<\/strong> ] God first kindleth, and then speaketh, and then shaketh the earth. His wrath is like Elijah’s cloud, which was at first but a small matter to see to; or as thunder, which we hear at first a little roaring noise afar off, but stay awhile, it is a dreadful crack; or as fire, that at first burneth a little upon a few boards, but when it prevaileth, bursteth out in a most terrible flame.<\/p>\n shaking = trembling. <\/p>\n in my: Eze 39:25, Deu 29:20, Isa 42:13, Joe 2:18, Zec 1:14 <\/p>\n Surely: Joe 3:16, Hag 2:6, Hag 2:7, Hag 2:21, Hag 2:22, Heb 12:26, Rev 11:13, Rev 16:18, Rev 16:20 <\/p>\n Reciprocal: Psa 18:7 – foundations Psa 110:5 – in the day Isa 2:11 – in that day Isa 30:30 – the flame Eze 5:13 – spoken Eze 36:5 – Surely Eze 39:6 – I will Zep 3:8 – for all Heb 10:27 – fiery<\/p>\n Eze 38:19. A good parent will chastise his child very severely when his conduct deserves it, but he will not tolerate any criticism (even though it is correct) from outside persons. Likewise the Lord will not endure the attacks or even sneers of the heathen directed against I-Iis people. Shaking in the land of Israel. Not that the people of Israel will be shaken, but tbe invaders will be thus treated who will then be trespassers in the land of Israel.<\/p>\n For in my jealousy [and] in the fire of my wrath have I spoken, Surely in that day there shall be a great shaking in the land of Israel; 19. have I spoken ] i.e. do I speak; cf. Ezek. 21:36, Eze 36:5, Eze 39:25. 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