Bullinger Companion Bible Notes - Isaiah 36:1 - 36:1

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Bullinger Companion Bible Notes - Isaiah 36:1 - 36:1


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it came to pass. Note the insertion of these historical events in the midst of prophecy, corresponding with those concerning the reign of Ahaz. Compare 2Ki_18:13, 2Ki_20:19, on which Isaiah is not dependent, and 2Ch_32:1-33, which is not dependent on either (see App-56). This history is a proof of Isaiah's prophetic mission and gifts. History and prophecy are thus combined: for the latter is history foretold, and the former is (in this and many cases) prophecy fulfilled: the two accounts being perfectly independent.



in the fourteenth year: i.e. 628 B.C. See App-50. pp Isa_59:60. After Hezekiah's reformation (2Ch_29:1 -- Isa_32:1). Samaria had been taken by Shalmaneser in Hezekiah's sixth year (2Ki_18:10). The date (fourteenth year) no "error".



defenced cities = fortified cities.



and took them. See the list and number of them (forty-six) on Sennacherib's hexagonal cylinder in the British Museum. See App-67.