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2:1 the heights of heaven: Jerusalem’s buildings were splendid, adorned with precious metals and jewels. Jerusalem had the reputation of being the sacred city of the Lord. • his Temple (literally his footstool): Cp. 1 Chr 28:2; Pss 99:5; 132:7.
2:10 Burlap (or sackcloth) was made of goat or camel hair and was often used for grain sacks or for items to be carried on pack animals. Poor people wore it as clothing because it was inexpensive, and people in mourning wore it as a sign of their deep sorrow (its dark color matched their mood, and its roughness matched their discomfort). • Throwing dust on t...
2:10 Burlap (or sackcloth) was made of goat or camel hair and was often used for grain sacks or for items to be carried on pack animals. Poor people wore it as clothing because it was inexpensive, and people in mourning wore it as a sign of their deep sorrow (its dark color matched their mood, and its roughness matched their discomfort). • Throwing dust on their heads and clothing was a sign to neighbors that a family member had died.
2:1-22 This chapter graphically portrays the Lord as Jerusalem’s destroyer.
2:13 Who can heal you? Reputed healers and prophets were all liars and frauds (Jer 6:13-14).
exodus 14:13-21
leviticus 26:1-46
deuteronomy 8:1-20
deuteronomy 28:15-68
deuteronomy 28:53-57
joshua 23:9-11
judges 7:1-25
1 kings 9:3