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PARALLEL BIBLE - Nehemiah 2:4


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King James Bible - Nehemiah 2:4

Then the king said unto me, For what dost thou make request? So I prayed to the God of heaven.

World English Bible

Then the king said to me, "For what do you make request?" So I prayed to the God of heaven.

Douay-Rheims - Nehemiah 2:4

Then the king said to me: For what dost thou make request? And I prayed to the God of heaven,

Webster's Bible Translation

Then the king said to me, For what dost thou make request? So I prayed to the God of heaven.

Original Hebrew

ויאמר
559 לי  המלך 4428  על 5921  מה 4100  זה 2088  אתה 859  מבקשׁ 1245  ואתפלל 6419 אל 413 אלהי 430 השׁמים׃ 8064

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VERSE (4) -
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SEV Biblia, Chapter 2:4

Y me dijo el rey: ¿Qué cosa pides? Entonces oré al Dios de los cielos,

Clarke's Bible Commentary - Nehemiah 2:4

Verse 4. So I
prayed to the God of heaven.] Before he dared to prefer his request to the king, he made his prayer to God, that his suit might be acceptable: and this he does by mental prayer. To the spirit of prayer every place is a praying place.

John Gill's Bible Commentary

Ver. 4. Then the king said unto me, for what dost thou make request ? etc.] The king supposed that there was a meaning in those looks and words of his, that he had a favour to ask of him, and therefore encourages him to it; or the king of himself moved this, as being desirous of doing anything for him he would propose, to make him easy: so I
prayed to the God of heaven ; secretly, in an ejaculatory way, giving him thanks for thus disposing the king’s heart towards him, and entreating he might be directed what to ask, and in a proper manner, and that he might succeed.

Matthew Henry Commentary

Verses 1-8 - Our prayers must be seconded with serious endeavours, else we
mock God We are not limited to certain moments in our addresses to the King of kings, but have liberty to go to him at all times; approaches to the throne of grace are never out of season. But the sense of God' displeasure and the afflictions of his people, are causes of sorrow to the children of God, under which no earthly delights can comfort. The king encouraged Nehemiah to tell his mind. This gave him boldness to speak; much more may the invitation Christ has given us to pray, an the promise that we shall speed, encourage us to come boldly to the throne of grace. Nehemiah prayed to the God of heaven, as infinitel above even this mighty monarch. He lifted up his heart to that God wh understands the language of the heart. Nor should we ever engage in an pursuit in which it would be wrong for us thus to seek and expect the Divine direction, assistance, and blessing. There was an immediat answer to his prayer; for the seed of Jacob never sought the God of Jacob in vain.


Original Hebrew

ויאמר 559 לי  המלך 4428  על 5921  מה 4100  זה 2088  אתה 859  מבקשׁ 1245  ואתפלל 6419 אל 413 אלהי 430 השׁמים׃ 8064


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