2Sa 9:7-10, Psa 37:34, Ecc 2:18-26, 5:13-14, Dan 2:48 | TSK | STEP | Fear not. for I will. See on ver. eat bread.

2 Samuel 9:7-10

Fear not.

Ge 43:18,23; 50:18-21; 1Sa 12:19,20,24; Isa 35:3,4; Mr 5:33,34

Lu 1:12,13,29,30

for I will. See on ver.

1,3; Ru 2:11,12; 2Ti 1:16-18

eat bread.

11; 19:28,33; 1Ki 2:7; Ps 41:9; Jer 25:33,34; Mt 6:11; Lu 22:30

Re 3:20

a dead dog.

3:8; 16:9; 1Sa 24:14,15; 26:20; Mt 15:26,27

I have given.

16:4; 19:29; 1Sa 9:1; Isa 32:8

shall eat bread.The eating at courts was of two kinds; the one public and ceremonious, the other private. Sir John Chardin understands those passages which speak of a right to eat at the royal table, as pointing out a right to a seat there, when the repast was public and solemn. So in a MS. Note on 1 Ki 2:7, he tells us that it was to be understood of the {majilis,} (the term for an assembly of lords, or a public feast,) and not of the daily and ordinary repast. Hence, though Mephibosheth was to eat at all public times at the king's table, yet he would want the produce of his lands for food at other times, which it was necessary for Ziba to understand.

7,11-13; 19:28; 2Ki 25:29; Lu 14:15

Psalms 37:34

Wait.{Kawah,} to wait, implies the extension of a right line from one point to another. The first point is the human heart; the line is its intense desire; and the last point is God, to whom the heart extends this straight line of earnest desire. He who, while he waits on God, keeps his way, is sure to have the further blessings of which he is in pursuit.

3,7,9; 27:14; Pr 20:22

keep.

Job 17:9; 23:10-12; Pr 4:25-27; 16:17; Mt 24:13

exalt.

92:10; 112:9; Lu 14:11; 1Pe 1:7; 5:6

when.

52:5,6; 91:8; 92:11