Isaiah 39ESV
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1At that the of , of , with and a to , for he he had been and had .

2And welcomed them . And he them his , the , the , the , the , his , that was in his . There was in his or in his that did them.

3Then the to , and to him, What did these ? And from did they to you? , They have to me from a , from .

4He , have they in your ? , They have that is in my . There is in my that I did them.

5Then to , the of the Lord of :

6 , the are , when that is in your , and that your have , shall be to . shall be , the Lord.

7And of your own , will from you, you will , shall be taken , and they shall be in the of the of .

8Then to , The of the Lord that you have is . For he , There will be and in my .

Cross References

Isaiah 39

Direct parallel account recording the exact same narrative of Hezekiah and the Babylonian envoys.

Supported by Matthew Henry, Matthew Poole

Explains God's purpose to test Hezekiah's heart during the visit of the Babylonian ambassadors.

Supported by John Calvin, JFB

Reveals that Hezekiah's pride was lifted up, failing to render back according to God's benefit.

Supported by JFB

v7Daniel 1:3fulfillment

Historical fulfillment where royal Judean descendants, including Daniel, were made eunuchs in Babylon's palace.

Supported by JFB

Describes the immense riches, treasuries, and shields that Hezekiah proudly displayed to the ambassadors.

Supported by JFB

v1Jeremiah 50:2thematic

Identifies 'Merodach' as a prominent Babylonian idol, from which the king's name was derived.

Supported by Matthew Poole, JFB

v6Jeremiah 20:5fulfillment

Fulfillment prophecy confirming all royal treasures would be carried away as plunder to Babylon.

v62 Kings 24:13fulfillment

Fulfillment under Jehoiachin when Nebuchadnezzar carried out all the treasures of the Lord's house.

v81 Samuel 3:18thematic

Parallel humble submission to God's severe prophetic word, mirroring Eli's response to Samuel.

v8Esther 9:30thematic

Verbal parallel linking 'peace and truth' to Hezekiah's expressed hope in his closing words.