Psalm 69:25
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Verse 25. Let their habitation; that is, not only the place where they dwell, but even their very offices and functions, be void, viz., by thy just taking them away from amongst men; and let none, viz., of their seed and posterity, dwell in their tents, viz., that they have dwelt in: he meaneth, that he would have them die without heir or issue. Thomas Wilcocks.
Verse 25. Let none dwell in their tents. After the temple itself was taken, or rather turned to ashes, the miserable remnant of the Jewish people begged of Titus that he would permit them to pass through the breeches of the wall with their wives and children, and go into the wilderness -- a request which he indignantly refused. (Josephus). So that, literally, "there was no inhabitant for their tents." John Mason Good.
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