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Esdra 3:1

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1 ORA, quando fu giunto il settimo mese, i figliuoli d’Israele abitando nelle lor città, il popolo si adunò di pari consentimento in Gerusalemme.

Esdra 3:1 Meaning and Commentary

Ezra 3:1

And when the seventh month was come
The month Tisri, which answers to part of September and October; or when it "was approaching" F16, for before it was actually come some following things were done, the people met, and an altar was built; for on the first day of it sacrifices were offered, ( Ezra 3:6 ) ,

and the children of Israel were in the cities;
their respective cities, settling their domestic affairs:

the people gathered themselves together as one man to Jerusalem;
the thing was universal, and done with as much dispatch as if only one man was concerned; and it seems to denote as if they were under a divine impulse, and came together without any consultation, or knowledge of each other's designs, and without summons.


FOOTNOTES:

F16 (egyw) "cum appropinquaret", Piscator.
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Esdra 3:1 In-Context

1 ORA, quando fu giunto il settimo mese, i figliuoli d’Israele abitando nelle lor città, il popolo si adunò di pari consentimento in Gerusalemme.
2 Allora, Iesua, figliuolo di Iosadac, si levò su, co’ sacerdoti, suoi fratelli; e Zorobabel, figliuolo di Sealtiel, co’ suoi fratelli; e riedificarono l’Altare dell’Iddio d’Israele, per offerire sopra esso gli olocausti, come è scritto nella Legge di Mosè, uomo di Dio.
3 E rizzarono l’Altare sopra la sua pianta; perchè aveano spavento de’ popoli de’ paesi vicini; ed offersero sopra esso olocausti al Signore: gli olocausti della mattina e della sera.
4 Celebrarono eziandio la festa de’ tabernacoli, come è scritto; ed offersero olocausti per ciascun giorno in certo numero, secondo che è ordinato giorno per giorno.
5 E dopo questo offersero l’olocausto continuo, e quelli delle calendi, e di tutte le feste solenni del Signore, le quali sono santificate; e quelli di tutti coloro che offerivano alcuna offerta volontaria al Signore.
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