Deuteronomy 28:32-41
sons In several countries, particularly in Spain and Portugal, the children of the Jews have been taken from them, by order of the government, to be educated in the Popish faith. Deut 28:18, Deut 28:41; Num 21:29; 2Chr 29:9; Neh 5:2-5; Jer 15:7-9, Jer 16:2-4; Ezek 24:25; Joel 3:6; Amos 5:27; Mic 4:10 fail Deut 28:65; Job 11:20, Job 17:5; Ps 69:3, Ps 119:82, Ps 119:123; Isa 38:14; Lam 2:11, Lam 4:17; Lam 5:17 The fruit Deut 28:30, Deut 28:51; Lev 26:16; Neh 9:36-37; Isa 1:7; Jer 5:17, Jer 8:16 thou shalt be Deut 28:29; Jer 4:17 Deut 28:28, Deut 28:68; Isa 33:14; Jer 25:15-16; Rev 16:10-11 botch Deut 28:27; Job 2:6-7; Isa 1:6, Isa 3:17, Isa 3:24 bring thee 2Kgs 17:4-6, 2Kgs 24:12-15, 2Kgs 25:6-7, 2Kgs 25:11; 2Chr 33:11, 2Chr 36:6, 2Chr 36:17, 2Chr 36:20; Isa 39:7; Jer 22:11-12, Jer 22:24-27, Jer 24:8-10, Jer 39:5-7, Jer 52:8-11; Lam 4:20; Ezek 12:12-13 there shalt thou The Israelites, who were carried captive by the Assyrians, and many of the Jews in Chaldea, were finally incorporated with the nations among whom they lived, and were given up to their idolatry. It is probable, however, that this refers to Jews being compelled, in Popish countries, to conceal their religion, and profess that of the Romish church Deut 28:64, Deut 4:28; Jer 16:13; Ezek 20:32-33, Ezek 20:39 become Deut 28:28, Deut 29:22-28; 1Kgs 9:7-8; 2Chr 7:20; Ps 44:13-14; Jer 24:9, Jer 25:9; Joel 2:17 *marg. Zech 8:13 a proverb The name of Jew has long been a proverbial mark of detestation and contempt among all the nations whither they have been dispersed, and is so to this day, whether among Christians, Mohmammedans, or Pagans. shalt carry Isa 5:10; Mic 6:15; Hag 1:6 for the locust Exod 10:14-15; Joel 1:4, Joel 2:3, Joel 2:25; Amos 4:9, Amos 7:1-2 for the worms Joel 1:4-7, Joel 2:2-4; Jonah 4:7 anoint thyself Ps 23:5, Ps 104:15; Mic 6:15 thou shalt not enjoy them Heb. they shall not be thine, for. Deut 28:32; 2Kgs 24:14; Lam 1:5
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