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Lamentations 3:6

Lamentations 3:6

John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible · John Gill (1697–1771) · Public Domain

He hath set me in dark places,.... In the dark house of the prison, as the Targum; in the dark dungeon where the prophet was put; or the captivity in which the Jews were, and which was like the dark grave or state of the dead; and hence they are said to be in their graves, Eze 37:12.

Christ was laid in the dark grave literally:as [they that be] dead of old: that have been long dead, and are forgotten, as if they had never been; see ; or, "as the dead of the world" , or age; who, being dead, are gone out of the world, and no more in it.

The Targum is,"as the dead who go into another world.'' Mlwe ytmk wv nekrouv aiwnov, Sept.

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