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AND I MADE HIS MOUNTAINS A WASTE, AND HIS HERITAGE FOR THE JACKALS OF
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Malachi attests the first stage of fulfillment of Joel’s prophecy
(Joel 3:19, vol. i. pp. 214, 215), “Edom shal...
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ANALYSIS AND ANNOTATIONS
1. Jehovah's Love for His People
CHAPTER 1:1-5
The message of Malachi begins with the sublime statement, “I have
loved you, saith Jehovah.” It is the message to Israel. This...
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YAHWEH'S LOVE FOR ISRAEL. This truth is questioned by some of the
prophet's contemporaries, who are then reminded of the contrasted
fortunes of the nations descended from Jacob and Esau. These peoples...
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DRAGONS. jackals. Compare Isaiah 13:22; Isaiah 34:13.Jeremiah 9:11;
Jeremiah 10:22;...
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_for the dragons_ Rather, JACKALS. The unusual form of the word here
(fem. instead of masc. as elsewhere) has led many to render,
_dwellings_(LXX. δώματα ἐρήμου; and Syr.). But the
derivation and mean...
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Malachi 1:2-5. Introductory Appeal
These verses form an exordium to the whole Book. The ungrateful
disposition of the people and the unchanging love of God are in view
in all that follows....
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_GOD CONTINUED TO LOVE HIS PEOPLE -- MALACHI 1:1-5:_ The Jews had
become disobedient in their sacrifices and in their living. Malachi
pictured the fact that God continued to love them even in their
re...
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DISCOURSE: 1266
THE SOVEREIGNTY OF GOD’S GRACE
Malachi 1:2. _I have loved you, saith the Lord. Yet ye say, Wherein
hast thou loved us? Was not Esau Jacob’s brother? saith the Lord:
yet I loved Jacob,...
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YET I LOVED JACOB, &C.— These words are not to be taken according to
modern ideas; for in Scripture, when love and hatred are spoken of
God, are set in opposition to each other, and applied to his
dis...
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GOD LOVES ISRAEL. Malachi 1:2-5
RV. I have loved you, saith Jehovah. Yet ye say, Wherein hast thou
loved us? Was not Esau Jacob's brother? saith Jehovah: yet I loved
Jacob; but Esau I hated, and made...
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And I hated Esau, and laid his mountains and his heritage waste for
the dragons of the wilderness.
AND I HATED ESAU - not positively, but relatively - i:e., I did not
choose him out to be the objec...
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Jehovah's Love and His People's Ingratitude
1. Burden] RM 'oracle'; properly, 'that which is lifted up,' hence in
this connexion 'utterance'; but with play on other meaning 'burden' in
Jeremiah 23...
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MY *MESSENGER
MALACHI
_GORDON CHURCHYARD_
CHAPTER 1
V1 The *LORD sent this message to Israel by means of his servant
Malachi.
NOTES
Verse 1 Malachi wrote his book in the Hebrew language. The He...
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וְ אֶת ־עֵשָׂ֖ו שָׂנֵ֑אתִי וָ
אָשִׂ֤ים אֶת
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1. GOD'S LOVE FOR ISRAEL AND HATRED OF EDOM
Malachi 1:2
He begins with God's Love, and in answer to the disappointed people's
cry, "Wherein hast Thou loved us?" he does not, as the older prophets
did...
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Malachi 2:1; Malachi 3:1; Malachi 4:1
PROPHECY WITHIN THE LAW
"MALACHI" 1-4
BENEATH this title we may gather all the eight sections of the Book of
"Malachi." They contain many things of perennial i...
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SINCERITY OF WORSHIP SOUGHT
Malachi 1:1-14
The love referred to in these opening Malachi 1:1-5, was exemplified
in the divine choice, that through Israel the whole world might be
blessed. Hate does n...
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After the introductory word, which really constitutes the title page
of the prophecy, the message begins almost abruptly with the tender
and sensitive word of Jehovah to His people, "I have loved you....
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And I (c) hated Esau, (1) and laid his mountains and his heritage
waste for the dragons of the wilderness.
(c) For besides this the signs of my hatred appeared even when he was
made servant to his yo...
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Esau, perceiving the evil which was already in him, and would appear
afterwards; (St. Jerome and Theodoret) or rather he was a figure of
the reprobate, though not of course one himself. (St. Augustine...
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The Apostle to the Hebrews explains this account of Esau, who is said
to be a fornicator, and a profane person Hebrews 12:16 left to a
dissolute mind, being rejected, or as this scripture speaks, hate...
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Lectures on the Minor Prophets.
W. Kelly.
The Lord has not been pleased to give us much express information of
the prophets in general, with the exception of Isaiah, Jeremiah, and
Daniel, and in a me...
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We now see what I have just referred to, — that the Jews are
reminded of God’s gratuitous covenant, that they might cease to
excuse their wickedness in having misused this singular favor. He does
not...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 1 THROUGH 4.
The prophecy of Malachi deals with the people brought back from the
captivity of Babylon, and is most important as shewing the moral
condition of...
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AND I HATED ESAU,.... Or, "rejected" him, as the Targum; did not love
him as Jacob: this was a negative, not positive hatred; it is true of
him, personally considered; not only by taking away the birt...
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And I hated Esau, and laid his mountains and his heritage waste for
the dragons of the wilderness.
Ver. 3. _And I hated Esau_] _i.e._ I loved him not as I did Jacob; I
passed him by, and let him alon...
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_The burden of the Lord_ The word _burden_ is here, as often
elsewhere, equivalent to prophecy; _to Israel_ To those of all the
tribes that were returned from captivity. _I have loved you, saith the
L...
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and I hated Esau, in the sense of not loving him, without any idea of
vindictivenes, AND LAID HIS MOUNTAINS AND HIS HERITAGE, the land which
he inhabited south of the Dead Sea, WASTE FOR THE DRAGONS O...
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GOD'S PECULIAR LOVE FOR ISRAEL...
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1-5 All advantages, either as to outward circumstances, or spiritual
privileges, come from the free love of God, who makes one to differ
from another. All the evils sinners feel and fear, are the just...
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I HATED; I loved not Esau or his posterity as I loved Jacob and his
posterity: this not loving, comparatively, is a hating, God showed not
the same kindness to the twin brothers; the one was more enri...
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Malachi 1:3 Esau H6215 hated H8130 (H8804) laid H7760 (H8799) waste
H8077 mountains H2022 heritage H5159 jackals...
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THE LOVE OF YHWH FOR JACOB, AND HIS HATRED FOR ESAU (MALACHI 1:2).
YHWH now makes a positive affirmation of love for His people Israel
(Jacob). This love had often been affirmed by previous prophets....
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Malachi 1:2
I. There is no impiety in this inquiry. Granted that God may prefer
whom He will; that it is for Him, if it please Him and as it please
Him, to put one man before another; yet, if in so do...
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CONTENTS: Jehovah's love for Israel. The sins of the priests and
hypocrisy of the people.
CHARACTERS: God, Malachi, Jacob, Esau.
CONCLUSION: God would have His people know that He loves them,
therefo...
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Malachi 1:1. _The word of the Lord by Malachi,_ my angel, my
messenger, or the messenger of the Lord. Malachi flourished after the
second temple was built, and about four hundred and twenty years
befo...
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_was not Esau Jacob’s brother?_
saith the Lord: yet I loved Jacob, and I hated Esau, and laid his
mountains and his heritage waste for the dragons of the wilderness.
JACOB
From the fate of the hunte...
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MALACHI—NOTE ON MALACHI 1:2 First Dispute: Are God’s People Still
Special in His Sight? Malachi answers the doubts of the people who
question God’s love because of Israel’s many current problems....
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CRITICAL NOTES.] BURDEN] (Massa) A heavy vision full of toil and
weight. “What is the burden of the Lord?” was asked scoffingly
from the prophets. As a punishment for the blasphemy of the people,
God...
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EXPOSITION
VERSE 1:1-2:9
Part I. REPROOF OF THE PRIESTS FOR NEGLECT OF DIVINE SERVICE.
MALACHI 1:1
§ 1_. Heading and author. _THE BURDEN ...
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Now let's turn to Malachi, the final word of God in the Old Testament
period. God's final message before the coming of Jesus Christ.
Who Malachi was, where he came from, we know nothing. Some believe...
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Deuteronomy 21:15; Deuteronomy 21:16; Ezekiel 25:13; Ezekiel 25:14;...
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VITAL QUESTIONS
Malachi 1:1; Malachi 2:1; Malachi 3:1
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
The Book of Malachi presents questions asked by God. In response,
instead of a direct answer, the chosen people, Israel, ask...
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I hated — I loved not Esau's posterity as I loved Jacob's. His
heritage — Mount Seir with the neighbouring mountains. Waste — By
Nebuchadnezzar's arms five years after the sacking of Jerusalem, and
wh...
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If God is love, how could He hate any person?
PROBLEM: In the latter part of verse 2 and the first part of verse 3,
God says, “Yet Jacob I have loved; But Esau I have hated.” But,
John says, “God is...