“runners.”
a-aLit. “they were.”
a-a Lit. “one who goes out and one who comes in.”
b With vv. 16–19, cf. 1 Kings 15.13–16.
c I.e., Asa.
a Cf. 1 Kings 15.17–24.
b-b Lit. “one who goes out and one who comes in.”
c Meaning of Heb. uncertain.
a Cf. 1 Kings 22.
b A shortened form of Micaiah.
c-c Cf. Mic. 1.2.
d-d Infinitives used for finite verb; cf. note at 1 Kings 22.30.
e-e Meaning of Heb. uncertain.
a Probably for m’nym “Meunites” (1 Chron. 4.41); cf. Kimbi.
b With vv. 31–37, cf. 1 Kings 22.41–49.
a Cf. 2 Kings 8.17–24.
b Following Septuagint; cf. Arabic hamada, “praise.”
a With vv. 1–6, cf. 2 Kings 8.25–29; with vv. 8–9, cf. 2 Kings 9.27–28; with vv. 10–12, cf. 2 Kings 11.1–3.
a Cf. 2 Kings 11.4–20.
b I.e., Jehoiada.
a Cf. 2 Kings 12.1–22.
b Lit. “blood.”
a Cf. 2 Kings 14.
b-b Cf. Deut. 24.16.
a Some Heb. mss, read byr’t; compare ancient versions, “fear.”
b-b Meaning of Heb. uncertain.
a Some mss. and ancient versions read “Judah.”
a See note at Jer. 18.16.
a I.e., on its proper date; cf. Num. 9.1–14.
a Cf. 2 Kings 18–20; Isa. 36–39.
a Cf. 2 Kings 21.
b Or “seers.”
a Cf. 2 Kings 22; 23.1–20.
b-b With kethib and ancient versions; qere, “they returned to Jerusalem.”
c A quarter in Jerusalem; cf. Zepb. 1.10.
a Cf. 2 Kings 23.21–30.
b-b With Targum.
a With vv. 1–13, cf. 2 Kings 23.28–37; 24.1–20.
b Viz., a vassal oath.

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