Aggeo 1:15

15 il ventiquattresimo giorno del mese, il sesto mese, il secondo anno del re Dario.

Aggeo 1:15 Meaning and Commentary

Haggai 1:15

In the four and twentieth day of the sixth month
Or, "in the four and twentieth of the month, in the sixth"; in that sixth month before mentioned, ( Haggai 1:1 ) . On this day they came and worked; not the sixth from Tisri, for the Jews had two ways of beginning their years, which would have answered to part of February; and, therefore, chose by some interpreters as being a proper time to begin building; but no regard is had to the fitness of the season, but to the order of the Lord; but the sixth month from Nisan, and answers to part of August; for so the months are reckoned in the prophecy of Zechariah, who began to prophecy the same year as Haggai did; see ( Zechariah 1:1 Zechariah 1:7 ) ( Zechariah 7:1 ) this was three and twenty days after the prophecy was delivered out; during which time they might be employed in cutting of stones, and sawing and hewing of wood, as Jarchi suggests, and preparing for work in the temple: in the second year of Darius the king; (See Gill on Haggai 1:1). Here some begin a new chapter, but wrongly; since, if these words do not belong to the preceding, there would be a contradiction in joining them with the beginning of the next.

Aggeo 1:15 In-Context

13 E Aggeo, messaggero dell’Eterno, disse al popolo, in virtù della missione avuta dall’Eterno: "Io son con voi, dice l’Eterno".

14 E l’Eterno destò lo spirito di Zorobabele, figliuolo di Scealtiel, governatore di Giuda, e lo spirito di Giosuè, figliuolo di Jehotsadak, sommo sacerdote, e lo spirito di tutto il resto del popolo; ed essi vennero e misero mano all’opera nella casa dell’Eterno degli eserciti, il loro Dio,

15 il ventiquattresimo giorno del mese, il sesto mese, il secondo anno del re Dario.