C. F. Keil and Franz Delitzsch on Deuteronomy 28:65
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Deuteronomy28:65
Deu 28:65-66
When banished thus among all nations, Israel would find no ease or rest, not even rest for the sole of its foot, i.e., no place where it could quietly set its foot, and remain and have peace in its heart. To this extreme distress of homeless banishment there would be added “a trembling heart, failing of the eyes (the light of life), and despair of soul” (vid., Lev 26:36.).
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