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G. Campbell Morgan · Citado em PreceptAustin
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Morgan - “This work of praise is thrice described by a somewhat singular, and, in this connection, arresting word, ‘prophecy.’ The use of this word here is a revelation of the true value of the service of music in the sanctuary of God.” Martin Selman - Either they supplied messages direct from God in the manner of the classical prophets, for which the Levite Jahaziel (2 Chronicles 20:14-17) provides an obvious analogy, or their praise was itself seen as ‘prophecy’ in that it proclaimed God’s word with God’s authority.” (Borrow 1 Chronicles : an introduction and commentary)
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Morgan on prophesied - “This work of praise is thrice described by a somewhat singular, and, in this connection, arresting word, ‘prophecy.’ The use of this word here is a revelation of the true value of the service of music in the sanctuary of God.” Selman on prophesied - Either they supplied messages direct from God in the manner of the classical prophets, for which the Levite Jahaziel (2 Chronicles 20:14-17) provides an obvious analogy, or their praise was itself seen as ‘prophecy’ in that it proclaimed God’s word with God’s authority.” (Borrow 1 Chronicles : an introduction and commentary) Jack Hay - Prophesied is explained as "giving thanks and praising the Lord" (RV). Thus, the quality of a hymn is not determined by the beat, or the tempo, or the lilt of the tune. The value of the lyrics is crucial, although it should be said that an excellent hymn could be impaired by setting it to an inappropriate tune. Words and melody should be in sympathy, but more importantly, expressions of praise should be Biblically accurate, an accuracy that should never be sacrificed in the interests of poetic embellishment. (What the Bible Teaches – 1 Chronicles and 2 Chronicles) Utley on "Shimei" The Masoretic Text omits the name. The NASB follows the LXX. It does appear in 1 Chr. 25:17 and is necessary for the "six" of 1 Chr. 25:3. giving thanks and praising the Lord" are parallel (hendiadys) and not separate aspects of worship (cf. 1 Chr. 16:4; 23:30; 2 Chr. 31:2; Ezra 3:11; Neh. 12:24,26). We praise God for Who He is and what He has done. Only then can we make requests in line with His character and His purpose for our lives! (See THANKSGIVING) 1 Chronicles 25:4 Of Heman, the sons of Heman: Bukkiah, Mattaniah, Uzziel, Shebuel and Jerimoth, Hananiah, Hanani, Eliathah, Giddalti and Romamti-ezer, Joshbekashah, Mallothi, Hothir, Mahazioth. Heman: 1Ch 6:33 15:17,19 16:41,42 Ps 88:1 *title Bukkiah: 1Ch 25:13 Mattaniah: 1Ch 25:16 Uzziel: 1Ch 25:18, Azareel, 1Ch 24:24 Shebuel: 1Ch 25:20 24:20, Shubael Jerimoth: 1Ch 25:22 24:30 Hananiah: 1Ch 25:23 Hanani: 1Ch 25:25 Eliathah: 1Ch 25:27 Giddalti: 1Ch 25:29 Romamtiezer: 1Ch 25:31 Joshbekashah: 1Ch 25:24 Mallothi: 1Ch 25:26 Hothir: 1Ch 25:28,30 FOURTEEN SONS OF HEMAN Of Heman, the sons of Heman: Bukkiah, Mattaniah, Uzziel (aka Azarel 1Ch 25:18), Shebuel (aka Shubael 1Ch 25:20) and Jerimoth (aka Jermeoth 1Ch 25:22), Hananiah, Hanani, Eliathah, Giddalti and Romamti-ezer, Joshbekashah, Mallothi, Hothir, Mahazioth. Ryrie comments that "Some think that the last nine words are not to be taken as proper names; rather, they relate to Heman's prayer, which goes something like this: "Be gracious, O Lord, be gracious to me. You are my God whom I magnify and exalt for helping. Though sitting forlorn, I have proclaimed highest visions." (Borrow Ryrie Study Bible)