330 Gen. xxiii. 4; cf. Psalms xxxix. 13, cxix. 19.
331 Job viii. 9.
332 Called, however, at that time Antonia.
333 viii. 9.
334 xi. 5-xii. 1, peculiar to Chronicles.
335 xii. 2-8, 12, peculiar to Chronicles.
336 xii. 14, peculiar to Chronicles.
337 Ecclus. xlvii. 23.
338 xiii. 3-22, peculiar to Chronicles.
339 Josh. xviii. 22.
340 Judges ix. 8.
341 Num. xviii. 19.
342 2 Chron. x. 15.
343 This verse must of course be understood to give his whole family history, and not merely that of his three years' reign.
344 xiv. 1, 7, peculiar to Chronicles.
345 xiv. 3-9, peculiar to Chronicles.
346 1 Chron. xii., etc.; 2 Chron. xi. 5 ff., xvii. 12 ff., xxvi. 9 ff.
xxvii. 4 ff., xxxiii. 14.
347 xiv. 9-15.
348 So R.V. marg.; R.V. text (with which A.V. is in substantial agreement): "There fell of the Ethiopians so many that they could not recover themselves"; _i.e._, the routed army were never able to rally.
349 The second reformation is dated early in Asa's fifteenth year, and Abijah only reigned three years.
350 xv., based upon 1 Kings xv. 13-15, but the great bulk of the chapter is peculiar to Chronicles; the original passage from Kings is reproduced, with slight changes in vv. 16-18.
351 2 Sam. xii. 9-11. "Barak" with LXX. and Peshite; Masoretic text has "Bedan."
352 Judges v. 6, 7; vi. 11; viii. 15-17; ix.; xii. 1-7; xx.; xxi.
353 Cf. 1 Kings xv. 12.
354 1 Chron. ix. 3.
355 Exod. xxii. 20; Deut. xiii. 5, 9, 15.
356 1 Kings xv. 16, 32, 33.
357 xvi. 7-10, peculiar to Chronicles.
358 Isa. vii. 17.
359 Isa. xxxi. 1; xxx. 3.
360 Jer. ii. 36.
361 Zech. iv. 10.
362 The date, as before, is peculiar to Chronicles.
363 xvi. 12_b_, peculiar to Chronicles.
_ 364 Time and Tide_, xii. 67.
365 George Eliot, _Romola_, xxi.
366 Part II., Chap. IX.
367 xvii., peculiar to Chronicles.
368 1 Chron. xviii. 1-3.
369 xix. 1-3, peculiar to Chronicles.
370 xix. 4-11, peculiar to Chronicles.
371 Milman, _Latin Christianity_, Book XI., Chap. I.
372 xx. 1-30, peculiar to Chronicles.
373 So R.V. marg., with the LXX. The Targum has "Edomites," the A.V. is not justified by the Hebrew, and the R.V. does not make sense.
374 Cf. 1 Chron. iv. 41, R.V.; and 2 Chron. xxvi. 7.
375 One Hebrew manuscript is quoted as having this reading. A.R.V., with the ordinary Masoretic text, have "Syria"; but it is simply absurd to suppose that a multitude from beyond the sea from Syria would first make their appearance on the western shore of the Dead Sea.
376 2 Chron. iv. 9.
377 Ver. 9; cf. 2 Chron. vi. 28, and the whole paragraph (vv. 22-30) of which our verse is a brief abstract.
378 Not Ziz, as A.R.V.
379 ???? ???, literally, as A.R.V., "beauty of holiness"; _i.e._, sacred robes. Translate with R.V. marg. "praise in the beauty of holiness,"