Albert Barnes on Hebrews 11:36
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Hebrews11:36
And others had trial of cruel mockings. Referring to the scorn and derision which the ancient victims of persecution experienced. This has been often experienced by martyrs, and doubtless it was the case with those who suffered on account of their religion before the advent of the Saviour as well as afterwards. Some instances of this kind are mentioned in the Old Testament, (2Kgs 2:23, 1Kgs 22:24;) and it was frequent in the time of the Maccabees.
And scourging. Whipping. This was a common mode of punishment, and was usually inflicted before a martyr was put to death. Mt 10:17, Mt 27:26. For instances of this, see Jer 20:2; 2 Mac. vii. 1; v. 17.
Of bonds. Chains, Gen 39:20.
And imprisonment. See 1Kgs 22:27, Jer 20:2.
(g) "bonds" Gen 39:20 (h) "imprisonment" Jer 20:2
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