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Nahum 3 (NIV)

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Nahum 3 (NIV)
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Nah.3.1

3:1 city of murder: The Assyrians’ graphic cruelty is well documented. Their practices included cutting off external body parts—such as noses, ears, hands, and feet—and execution by impalement on stakes. They heaped up severed heads before the gates of besieged cities. The eyes of victims might also be put out and their skin stripped from their bodies while...

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3:1 city of murder: The Assyrians’ graphic cruelty is well documented. Their practices included cutting off external body parts—such as noses, ears, hands, and feet—and execution by impalement on stakes. They heaped up severed heads before the gates of besieged cities. The eyes of victims might also be put out and their skin stripped from their bodies while they were still alive.

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Nah.3.12

3:12 ripe figs: Cp. Amos 8:1-2; Rev 6:13.

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Nah.3.14

3:14 Get ready . . . Strengthen: Nahum used sarcasm to stress that no amount of preparation would make the Assyrians able to withstand God’s wrath (note also the sarcastic tone of 2:11-13).

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Nah.3.15

3:15 The Old Testament often uses locusts as a metaphor for armies (see Joel 2:1-11).

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