Nahum 1:15
You people of Judah, look! A messenger will be coming across the mountains, and he [SYN] will be bringing good news to you. He will be declaring that you will now have peace because Assyria will have been conquered. So, celebrate your festivals, and do what you solemnly promised to do when your enemies were threatening to attack you, because your wicked enemies will not invade your country again, because they will be completely destroyed.
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Leviticus 23:2“Tell the Israeli people about the festivals that I have chosen, the days when you all must gather together to worship me.”
Psalms 107:8They should praise/thank Yahweh for loving them faithfully and for the wonderful things that he does for people.
Psalms 107:21They also should praise/thank Yahweh for faithfully loving them, and for all the wonderful things that he does for people.
Psalms 116:17So I will offer to him a sacrifice to thank him, and I will pray to him.
Isaiah 37:36That night, an angel from Yahweh went out to where the army of Assyria had set up their tents and killed 185,000 of their soldiers. When the rest of the soldiers woke up the next morning, they saw that there were corpses everywhere.
Isaiah 52:1You people who live in the holy city of Jerusalem [APO], wake up! Be strong again! Show that [MTY] your city is beautiful and glorious; foreigners who do not believe in God will not enter your city again to attack you.
Matthew Henry on Nahum 1:10-15
Destruction of the Assyrian Army; Overthrow of Sennacherib. ( b. c. 710.) 9 What do ye imagine against the Lord ? he will make an utter end: affliction shall not rise up the second time. 10 For while they be folden together as thorns, and while they are drunken as drunkards, they shall be devoured as stubble fully dry. 11 There is one come out of thee, that imagineth evil against the Lord , a wicked counsellor. 12 Thus saith the Lord ; Though they be quiet, and likewise many, yet thus shall they be cut down, when… Read the whole commentary →