Nehemia 9:22
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Du gabst ihnen Königreiche und Völker und teiltest ihnen das ganze Gebiet aus, daß sie das Land Sihons einnahmen, das Land des Königs zu Hesbon und das Land Ogs, des Königs zu Basan.
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The day of general fasting and prayer. - On the twenty-fourth day of the month, i.e., two days after the termination of the feast of tabernacles, the children of Israel re-assembled in the temple to humble themselves before God with mourning and fasting, and, after the reading of the law, to confess their own sins and the sins of their fathers (Neh 9:1-3). After the Levites had invited them to praise God (Neh 9:4, Neh 9:5), a general confession was made, in which the congregation was reminded of all the grace and favour shown by God to His people, from the days of Abraham down to the time then present; and all the departures of the people from their God, all their rebellions against Him, were acknowledged, to show that the bondage and oppression to which Israel was not subjected were the well-deserved punishment of their sins (vv. 6-37). This confession of sin much resembles the confession of the faithfulness of God and the unfaithfulness of Israel in the Psa 106:1, both in its plan and details, but differs from this "Hallelujah Psalm" in the circumstance that it does not rise to the praise of God, to the hallelujah, but stops at the confession that God is righteous and true in all that He has done, and that Israel has done wickedly, without definitely uttering a request for pardon and deliverance from oppression.
Quelle öffnen ↗The tenth day of the seventh month between the feast of trumpets (Neh 8:2) and the feast of tabernacles (Neh 9:14) was appointed to be the day of atonement; we have no reason to think but that it was religiously observed, though it is not mentioned. But here we have an account of an occasional fast that was kept a fortnight after that, with reference to the present posture of their affairs, and it was, as that, a day of humiliation. There is a time to weep as well as a time to laugh. We have here an account. I. How this fast was observed (Neh 9:1-3). II. What were the heads of the prayer that was made to God on that occasion, wherein they made a thankful acknowledgment of God's mercies, a penitent confession of sin, and a humble submission to the righteous hand of God in the judgments that were brought upon them, concluding with a solemn resolution of new obedience (v. 4-38).
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Ich hätte gesagt: »Ich will sie wegblasen, will ihr Gedächtnis unter den Menschen ausrotten!«
Und als sie vor Israel flohen und am Abhange von Beth-Horon waren, ließ der HERR große Steine vom Himmel auf sie fallen bis gen Aseka, daß sie starben; und von den Hagelsteinen starben ihrer viel mehr als derer, welche die Kinder Israel mit dem Schwert umbrachten.
Da erwachte der Herr wie ein Schlafender, wie ein Starker, der sich Mut zugetrunken.
Also nahm Josua das ganze Land ein, genau so, wie der HERR zu Mose geredet hatte, und gab es Israel zum Erbe, einem jeden Stamm seinen Teil; und das Land ruhte aus vom Kriege.
Und er gab ihnen die Länder der Heiden; und woran die Völker sich abgemüht hatten, das nahmen sie in Besitz;