2 Chronicles 14 · Commentary

2 Chronicles 14 · John Wesley

Quiet - There was no open war, but there were private hostilities between his and Baasha's subjects.

The land had rest - Those have rest indeed, to whom God gives rest; peace indeed, to whom Christ gives peace. We find by experience, it is good to seek the Lord. While we pursue the world, we meet with nothing but vexation.

Ethiopian - Or, the Arabian, as the Hebrew word Cush is commonly used: these being much nearer to Asa than the Ethiopians.

Let not man prevail - If he prevails against us, he prevails, as it were, against thee; because thou art our God. And we rest on thee, and go forth in thy name, which thou hast encouraged us to do.

Smote - With terror, and an unaccountable consternation.

Smote the cities - because they had joined, with Zerah in this war.

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