Contrary unto you in fury; <\/B>or, <\/P>
in fury of rashness<\/B> or <\/P>
carelessness with you or among you, <\/B>like a raging lion breaking into a multitude of people, and destroying all he meets with promiscuously, or without any distinction, both righteous and wicked together, as is threatened Eze 21:3<\/span>. Or, in fury of contrariety<\/I>, or meeting with you<\/I>, or against you, like a man that meets his enemy in the fury of battle. <\/P> <\/p>\n Then I will walk contrary to you also in fury<\/strong>,…. As in<\/p>\n Le 26:24<\/span>; with this addition, in fury; being greatly provoked, and highly incensed, that no regard was had to him, neither to his commands, nor to his corrections; and therefore would be determined to stir up his wrath, and pour out the fury of his indignation on them, which must be terrible;<\/p>\n and I, even I, will chastise you seven times for your sins<\/strong>; add new and many more chastisements, and that in hot displeasure, for their sins; and the repetition or doubling of the phrase, “I, even I, will do it”, denotes the certainty of it, and that he will do it himself, and his hand should be visible in it; and they should feel the weight of it, and be obliged to own that these were punishments inflicted by him for their sins.<\/p>\n (28) Then I will walk contrary unto you also in fury.<\/strong>Whilst in Lev. 26:24<\/span> the persistent rebellion is responded to on the part of the defied God in the simple words, then will I also work contrary unto you, we have here the addition in fury as the provocation is more intense.<\/p>\n And I, even I, will chastise you.<\/strong>Better, And I also will chastise you. <\/em>The verb here is different from the one in Lev. 26:24<\/span>.<\/p>\n 28<\/strong>. <\/strong> In fury <\/strong> Hebrews, in the heat of encountering. <\/em> Fury, as implying a perturbed and excited malevolence, is not predicable of Jehovah. Yet as a species of anthropomorphism, to convey in a vivid manner the intense activity of the divine justice against impenitent and defiant Israel, it is admissible. <\/p>\n Even I <\/strong> This seems to imply the direct interposition of the divine hand without the employment of secondary causes. “It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.”<\/p>\n Lev 26:28 Then I will walk contrary unto you also in fury; and I, even I, will chastise you seven times for your sins.<\/p>\n Ver. 28. Seven times for your sins.<\/strong> ] God will not cease pursuing till Sheba’s head be thrown over the wall. Three times in this chapter God raiseth his note of threatening, and he raiseth it by sevens, and those are discords in music. Such sayings will be heavy songs, and their execution heavy pangs to the wicked. In musical notes there are but eight degrees; and then the same returns again. Philosophers, when they distinguish degrees in qualities, do usually make the eighth degree to be the highest. But in the wrath of God against impenitents here in this chapter, Lev 26:18<\/span> ; Lev 26:21<\/span> ; Lev 26:24<\/span> ; Lev 26:28<\/span> , there are no fewer than twenty-eight degrees threatened, as is well observed. a<\/em> <\/p>\n<\/p>\n a<\/em> Dr Rain.<\/p>\n in fury: Isa 27:4, Isa 59:18, Isa 63:3, Isa 66:15, Jer 21:5, Eze 5:13, Eze 5:15, Eze 8:18, Nah 1:2, Nah 1:6 <\/p>\n Reciprocal: Gen 4:15 – sevenfold Gen 6:17 – behold Exo 9:2 – General Exo 9:14 – send all Exo 14:17 – behold Lev 4:6 – seven times Lev 26:18 – seven times Lev 26:40 – and that Deu 28:45 – Moreover Jdg 2:14 – the anger Jdg 5:3 – even I 2Sa 7:6 – walked Neh 9:32 – little before thee Neh 13:18 – ye bring more Psa 1:1 – walketh Psa 18:26 – froward Psa 79:12 – render Psa 90:11 – General Isa 9:1 – afterward Isa 15:9 – more Jer 4:4 – lest Jer 4:20 – upon destruction Jer 21:12 – lest Jer 23:39 – even I Jer 36:32 – there Jer 44:6 – my fury Eze 7:26 – Mischief shall Eze 13:13 – a stormy Eze 34:11 – I Dan 3:19 – one seven Amo 4:7 – I have Zec 14:12 – Their flesh Mar 12:9 – he will Rev 22:18 – God<\/p>\n Lev 26:28. I will walk contrary to you in fury, &c. Your obstinate contempt of my laws shall be punished with new and more grievous plagues; which was fulfilled in their captivity in the days of Manasseh, Jehoiakim, and Zedekiah. For these latter calamities were at least seven times greater, both for extent and duration, than the former which they suffered from the Philistines and neighbouring nations.<\/p>\n Then I will walk contrary unto you also in fury; and I, even I, will chastise you seven times for your sins. 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