34. streets for thee in Damascus —implying that a quarter of that city was to be assigned to Jews, with the free exercise of their religion and laws, under a judge of their own. This misplaced kindness to a proud and impious idolater, so unbecoming a theocratic monarch, exposed Ahab to the same censure and fate as Saul ( :- , &c.). It was in opposition to God's purpose in giving him the victory. :- . A PROPHET REPROVES HIM. return to ' Top of Page ' <a name="verse-35" class="com-number"
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