35 Malachi

MALACHI. THE STRUCTURE OF THE BOOK AS A WHOLE. (Divisions) ht] All .2s, NATIONAL ELECTION, Af [1.e-4¢, NATIONAL REJECTION, For the Caxowrcar onder and place of the Prophets, see Ap. 3, and pp. 1208 and 1207, For the Cnxoxotogieat order of the Prophets, soe Ap. 77. For the Inter-relation of the Prophetic Books, see Ap. 78. ‘For the Formula of Prophetio utterance, sos Ap, $2. ‘For References to the Pentateuch by the Prophets, co Ap. 92 For the Interrelation of the Minor (or Shorter) Prophets, see pp. 2206 and 1201, Malachi is one of te aix undated Minor (or Shorter) Prophets, His book shows that the Temple-worship, ith ite snerifces, &e,, Ind been fully restored ; but the eeremonial formalism and hypocrisy, which cule iminated in the days of our Lori's ministry, are seen setively at work, [No sooner wore the restrnining influences of Ezra and Nehemiah removed, than the corruption began; and wont on apnee, as evidenced by Mal. 1.7, 8.4, fe. From the \' Restoration" and the First Passover to the bisth of Bfeasiah was exnethy 400 yenrs, the last great period of Probation (010; see Ap. 10). Tt was the great testing-time given to the Nation io ¢hv Land. If wo take the dato of Malachi as being 400 yeurs before the anointing of Messiah and. the commencement of His Ministry (A.n. 28), then we have, zockoning buek from 4.0. 26, the yaar 874 1.0. This gives thirty yours from the Restoration fo the consition of the Nation described in this prophecy, and twenty-niuo cleat yours from Eara’s last date (Ist Niskn, 408 ac): « period amply guiiciont for the terrible declension of which Malachi speaks. Milner, in his valuable Church History, remarks that great reformation® seldom seem to last in their parity more then thirty years. If this be ao, then Malachi may be dated at stout S74 n.c, thirty years after the commencement of the ‘Temple-wors Baptist), and of rmx Messias. (Seo Ap. 77.2) 06 , which marked the boginning of the 400 years till the birth of rmx Messenger (Jobn the |MALACHI. ALA!) 4 THE Durden of the word of the LORD “to) 2. 1-8 (Alp, 1209. NATIONAL ELECTION, gpizop)| 2 Israet* by "Malachi, {iepented Alternation) ‘g7t\ 2 °T have loved pou, “saith 'the LORD. ‘Ay/At Lape Won! Jeboa tara: of is ove | Yet ye say, ‘Wherein hast Thou loved us? At [eal Wordset Jehownd toTarel: of Hislove, | Was not *Esan “Jacob's brother? “saith ‘the LL tons anneon Oe LORD: yet I 1oved*Jncod, | a8 [4,8 Wordsot Jehovah to Tertel : of His love 3 And T hated 2Esau, and laid bis mountains) 2 burden. Seenote on Tse, 19.1; andep. Zech. 9.1; ‘ : Te Reon: eh sehen Ape TE spe ite Wace he "dim egg IS wilderness. lachi. Heb. = My messenger, reisting to the five, B'|_4 Whereas Edom saith, “We are *impover-| messengers in this book soe Ap.10,_ (1) Mala ished, but we will return and Build the desolate) sof.) f) the troe Driow (27) (Soon tho Baptist, braces Base Mooi Hina) - 0) Biba) | je|tnas Seah *the Lorn of hosts, sep shan Thierens taduces the grat limestat ie A’ pula, bat 3 will throw down; and they shall | Rov! eovhecy ty Moses, tho first prophet to Tere, call them, The “border of wickedness, and, |" ‘T have loved pou. Ref. to Pant. (Deut. 7.4; 10.165 iil peple againat whom "the LORD Aath| of 5."°"" att Tash oui” Guish mn ton indigaation for ever. sus Taoobis. Pot by Pit Netonny (of Rand ‘And your eyes shall see, and ge shall say, | aps farineis ostrition, acted ip Hom 18. fhe LORD will be magnified front the border | saith the Low ~(s) Jehovah's oracle ore |B sagone jis Gyan fm; 941 Jor. | 6°A son honoureth his father, and a servant | "4 Jmpoverisheay oc, beaten down. Mor) Cy masier® “ifthen 9 be a Father, where is| Sje>avgnanea oh bento d Mine honour? and if 3 be a Master, where is| the Lonp of hosts. ‘This expression oecurs twenty My fear? ‘saith "ihe LORD of hosts'unto you, | ur times ia this peopbeoy and ves Hts charactor | Opricsts, that despise "My name. And ye Say, | the whole. sin Zatharah’” wonder om trstory ‘Wherein have we despised Thy name?” ‘wickedtiess=lawlesonees, Heb: rahi. Apr ttn. 7 Ye * offer polluted bread upon Ming altar;) 4. ¢4. ¢ (2, p. 1200). NATIONAL REJECTION, and ye say, “Wherein have we polluted Thee?™ ms ATION in that ye say, ‘The table of "the LORD 'i| gsc} 1.<_o (Mena tensed contempkible.” . 1D | Sar. Torts words roproved. '8 And “if ye ‘offer the blind for sacrifice, "| [2] Sve Jehovah's Messenger. Parging al. snot evil? and ye offerte ame vand sick, | 02 iamol sols opera Nisit not evil? “offer itnow unto thy governor, rds Fepeoved will he be pleased with thee, or accept thy IF dave ehoval'eblessnger, Hestovingall % saith ‘the LORD of hosts, | 9 And nov, °I pray you, beseech “GOD that Soba: RARE He wit ve giacious upto‘ug: “this Bath Been| «p11 a, pve nd Pople” Grime “by your means: will He “regard your per-| “| ys | 9/1 19, Priests and People, Moral, sons} saith « D of hock So Type a Ghee ave meacnig. “pon that 14 (stove). FRIBSTS AND PEOPLE. would shut the doors for nought? neither do CEREMONIAT. (Atteration Yyekindle freon Mine altar for nought. Ihave He, Sinfal oerings, Priest XS Blessade in jou, saath tthe LORD of hosts 7] Sehowl wil yoe be honoared by neither will I ateept an ‘offering at your hand: Spiny lrg. people |. 11 *For from the rising of the sun even unto) |”) Jehovah wil jot te great among | the going down of the same My nane shall be| | |” | ihe pronion restamong the “Gentes; and In every lace | Aso, oie Pest. 20.0) Ao. 62, ote fncense shall be ‘offered unto My namey and | te Hip: Awsconah (Ape 0) An gppenl t0 opponents a pure offering: for My name shall be great | ashavSgarommon start. Gy-tae 8 4. Luke Th. | chong the heathen, !saith ‘the LORD of hosts. | Avtsu. to tor kn OTe, ae. Galea. austen! The Tie ncconta nos the chat yet 1. 6-2. 16 (©, save), ISRAEL'S DEEDS R Gi} 12 But ge have profaned *it, in that ye say.) wore the statement ends on which the’ appeal it if then 3, ke, Those two appeal ‘are marked off by minor accents, ‘My name? which ig again marked of or special emphasis ("The argument is based on natural roverenes; 12) the broach is shown in the eas of Torael (Is 41! Hos. 11.1): () the conclusion being that the priests were the guilty ennae. 7 Xe offer, ko.” Re to Pent (Deut. 15.21). Ap. 02. offer bring nigh. He migath, Ap. 88.1 ils) Bie ‘fer the blind, tke. Hef. to Pest. (Lay. 22.32, “Deut. 10,21)" Ap. 2 ‘and sick, is it not—and ‘lok saying}, it a not ovil ovil. “Heb. na’. “Ap. 4d. vii I pray you, tke. Fig. Fony. Ay GoD." Heb. EI. Ap. 1V. ‘this bath bean =this hath come to pase, by your means—at your hands. “segard=accept, "10 Bou Eph. Le. yor (priestal offering = Egiftofforing. Hob. minchak Ap. 48-1 1h, 11 For, See the Structure (0 " and “J above the commontary. Gentiles -yations. _ eathen=nationg or Gentiles. 12 ite. ‘was tho reading in the primative text ; but tho Sophorim state that taey altered "ith (Mo) t0"Bthd (him, 0 ‘ont of' (mistaken) sons of reverene®. See Ap. 20, Cp. 8.1; and Beek 13, 1s, 1207at LN (p. 1298) M LN
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