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CHAPTER X
_The people are greatly afflicted by Ezra's prayer_, 1.
_Shechaniah proposes that all who have taken strange wives_
_should put them away, and the children they had by them; and_
_make a...
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BEFORE THE HOUSE OF GOD - i. e., in front of the temple, praying
toward it 1Ki 8:30, 1 Kings 8:35; Daniel 6:10, and thus in the sight
of all the people who happened at the time to be in the great cour...
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CHAPTER 10
_ 1. The effect of Ezra's prayer on the people (Ezra 10:1)_
2. Ezra summons an assembly (Ezra 10:5)
3. The gathering, confession and the evil judged (Ezra 10:9)
4. The register of those...
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THE PEOPLE SWEAR TO PUT AWAY THEIR FOREIGN WIVES. The narrative now
proceeds in the third person.
Ezra 10:2. Shecaniah: a common name; not necessarily identical with
the person of this name referred t...
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WHEN EZRA HAD PRAYED. Note the change to the third person. This does
not imply another authorship. Such changes are common. Compare Isaiah
6:5; Isaiah 7:3; Isaiah 37:6 with other passages. Also...
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Ezra 10:1-5. The People's Confession and Oath
1. _Now when Ezra had prayed, and when he had confessed_ R.V. NOW
WHILE EZRA PRAYED AND MADE CONFESSION. The Hebrew shows that the
people were assembling...
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TEXT AND VERSE-BY-VERSE COMMENT
D. The community is cleansed, and a list of the offenders is given.
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A decision is reached by those who heard Ezra pray.
TEXT, EZRA 10:1-4
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Now while Ezra was p...
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_NOW WHEN EZRA HAD PRAYED, AND WHEN HE HAD CONFESSED, WEEPING AND
CASTING HIMSELF DOWN BEFORE THE HOUSE OF GOD, THERE ASSEMBLED UNTO HIM
OUT OF ISRAEL A VERY GREAT CONGREGATION OF MEN AND WOMEN AND CH...
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THE FOREIGN WIVES ARE DIVORCED
3. According to the law] see Deuteronomy 24:1, which required a bill
of divorcement....
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THE *JEWS RETURN TO JERUSALEM
EZRA
_ROBERT BRYCE_
CHAPTER 10
V1 Ezra prayed and he confessed. He wept and he threw himself onto
the ground in front of the house of God. As he was doing these thin...
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X.
(1-6) The covenant of repentance and amendment. Here the narrative
assumes another form; and, in accordance with the solemnity of a great
public transaction, Ezra adopts the third person.
(1) BEFO...
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וּ כְ הִתְפַּלֵּ֤ל עֶזְרָא֙ וּ כְ֨
הִתְוַדֹּת
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THE HOME SACRIFICED TO THE CHURCH
Ezra 10:1
EZRA'S narrative, written in the first person, ceases with his prayer,
the conclusion of which brings us to the end of the ninth chapter of
our Book of Ezr...
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PUTTING AWAY STRANGE MARRIAGES
Ezra 10:1
The people seem to have been more impressed by Ezra's intense grief of
soul than they could have been by his severest condemnation. Is not
this the secret of...
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The sincerity and passion of Ezra's vicarious repentance produced
immediate results. The people had gathered about him through the long
hours of the day, and it would seem that they became conscious o...
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Now when Ezra had prayed, and when he had (a) confessed, weeping and
casting himself down before the house of God, there assembled unto him
out of Israel a very great congregation of men and women and...
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_God, in the court of the people, before the eastern gate._...
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CONTENTS
This Chapter gives us the history which followed Ezra's prayer.
Shecaniah incourageth Ezra to set about a reform. Ezra with fasting
begins it. The people feel suitable sorrow, and the strang...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 9 AND 10.
Alas! as soon as he can look into these things, he finds the law
already broken, evil already come in. The people of Israel had not
kept themselves...
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NOW WHEN EZRA HAD PRAYED, AND WHEN HE HAD CONFESSED, WEEPING,.... Had
confessed the sins of the people in prayer and supplication, with many
tears:
AND CASTING HIMSELF DOWN BEFORE THE HOUSE OF GOD; i...
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Now when Ezra had prayed, and when he had confessed, weeping and
casting himself down before the house of God, there assembled unto him
out of Israel a very great congregation of men and women and chi...
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_There assembled unto him a very great congregation_ The account of
his grief and public expressions thereof in the court before the
temple, being in an instant dispersed over all the city, brought a...
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[ORDER TAKEN FOR STRANGE MARIAGES.]
1 Shechaniah encourageth Ezra to reforme the strange mariages.
6 Ezra mourning, assembleth the people.
9 The people at the exhortation of Ezra, repent and promis...
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Now, when Ezra had prayed, and when he had confessed, weeping and
casting himself down before the house of God, for it was in the court
of the Lord that he made his prayer, as shown in chapter 9, THER...
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Ezra's Reform Measures Adopted...
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ACTION FOLLOWING PRAYER
(vv. 1-17)
Ezra expected an answer to his prayer, and God provided the answer
immediately in moving a very huge number of men, women and children to
gather together before Hi...
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WEPT VERY SORE:
_ Heb._ wept a great weeping
PUT AWAY:
_ Heb._ to bring forth...
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1-5 Shechaniah owned the national guilt. The case is sad, but it is
not desperate; the disease threatening, but not incurable. Now that
the people begin to lament, a spirit of repentance seems to be...
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EZRA CHAPTER 10 Shechaniah encourageth Ezra to reform the strange
marriages, EZRA 10:1. All Israel swear to do accordingly, EZRA 10:5.
Ezra, mourning, assembleth the people, EZRA 10:6. The people at t...
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SHECANIAH CONFESSES TO EZRA THE GUILT OF THOSE WHO HAVE TAKEN
IDOLATROUS FOREIGN WIVES AND CONFIRMS THEIR AGREEMENT TO THE PLAN PUT
FORWARD BY EZRA AND THOSE WHO TREMBLE AT GOD'S WORD (EZRA 10:1).
A g...
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CONTENTS: Separation restored. Strange wives surrendered.
CHARACTERS: God, Ezra, Shecaniah, Jonanan.
CONCLUSION: There is hope concerning people when they are convinced
not only that it is good to p...
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Ezra 10:6. _When he came._ It should read, _till he came thither,_ as
appears from chap. Ezra 9:4, and at a late hour after the evening
devotion.
Ezra 10:9. _It was the ninth month,_ the depth of wint...
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_Now when Ezra had prayed._
PRAYER AND CONFESSION
The former chapter did set down the humiliation of Ezra; this
demonstrates the fruit and effect that it produced. When the people
saw that he was so...
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EZRA 10:1 The People Agree to Dissolve the Marriages. Ezra prays, and
the people confess their sin (vv. Ezra 10:1). They agree to do God’s
will (vv. Ezra 1
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CRITICAL AND EXPLANATORY NOTES.] In this chapter we have the account
of—(i.) Shechaniah’s proposal to put away the strange wives (Ezra
10:1). (ii.) Ezra’s fast because of the people’s sin (Ezra 10:6)....
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EXPOSITION
REPENTANCE OF THE PEOPLE, AND COVENANT SWORN TO, ON THE RECOMMENDATION
OF SHECHANIAH (Ezra 10:1). While Ezra was uttering his prayer aloud,
upon his knees, in f
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But here a very stringent and harsh measure was taken. They put away
all of these wives, and they said unto him with a loud voice,
As thou hast said, so must we do (Ezra 10:12).
They realized that it...
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1 John 1:8; 1 Kings 8:30; 1 Kings 9:3; 2 Chronicles 20:13;...
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There assembled — The account of his grief, and publick expressions
thereof in the court before the temple, being in an instant dispersed
over all the city, brought a great company together. See what...