HIGH WALLS, LOUD WAILS AND DEEP WELLS

April 28, 2002 01:19:30
HIGH WALLS, LOUD WAILS AND DEEP WELLS
Stuart McAlpine
HIGH WALLS, LOUD WAILS AND DEEP WELLS

Apr 28 2002 | 01:19:30

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Show Notes

Stone shall cry out of the wall] For the stone out of the wall shall cry out. The Chaldean gains evil gains to build his nest on high; the materials he uses, the stones and wood, shall cry out against the wrong and oppression perpetrated in procuring them. This sense is preferable to that assumed by Hitzig, that in his constructions the Chaldean kept back the hire of the labourers (Jeremiah 22:13).

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