 | Robert Lowth - 1815 - 436 páginas
...fortresses and the ships are to be taken metaphorically, as well as the high trees and the lofty mountains. Ships of Tarshish are in Scripture frequently used...celebrated mart of those times, frequented of old by the Phenicians, and the principal source of wealth to Judea and the neighbouring countries. The learned... | |
 | Isaiah (the prophet) - 1822 - 464 páginas
...fortresses and the ships are to be taken metaphorically, as well as the high trees and the lofty mountains. Ships of Tarshish are in Scripture frequently used...celebrated mart of those times, frequented of old by the Phenicians, and the principal source of wealth to Judea and the neighbouring countries. The learned... | |
 | 1825 - 896 páginas
...be taken metaphorically, as well as the high trees and the lofty mountains. Ships of Tarsliish arc in Scripture frequently used by a metonymy for ships...celebrated mart of those times, frequented of old by the Phenicians, and the principal source of wealth to Jndea and the neighbouring conntries. The learned... | |
 | Isaiah (the prophet) - 1825 - 450 páginas
...well as the high trees and the lofty mountains. Ships of Tarshish arc in Scripture frequently used hy a metonymy for ships in general, especially such as are employed in carrying on traffic hetween distant countries ; as Tarshish was the most celehrated mart of those times, frequented of... | |
 | 1836 - 488 páginas
...to be taken metaphorically, as well as the high trees and the lofty mountains. Ships of Tarshish arc in Scripture frequently used by a metonymy for ships...celebrated mart of those times, frequented of old by the Phenicians, and the principal source of wealth to Judea and the neighbouring countries. The learned... | |
 | Adam Clarke - 1837 - 882 páginas
...be taken metaphorically, as well as the high trees and the lofty mountains. Ships of Tarshish] Aie h forbearing, and k I could not stay. 10 1 For I heard the defaming of many, fea asare employed in carrying on traffic between distant countries, as Tarshish was the most celebrated... | |
 | Joseph Benson - 1846 - 1102 páginas
...be manifest tokens of God's displeasure against the land. " Ships of Tarshish," adds Bishop Lowth, parated, Psa. Iviii. 3. h Chap. ix. 13 ; Jer. ii....oil. sets them lower than the beasts, and even than Phenicians, and the principal source of wealth to Judea and the neighbouring countries. The learned... | |
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... in all the luxuries and elegancies of life ; such as those of Tyre and Sidon : for it appears from the course of the whole passage, and from the train of ideas, that the fortresses and the ships are to be taken metaphorically, as well as the high... 