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¡Ay de los que viven tranquilos en Sión, y de los que se sienten seguros en el monte de Samaria, los hombres insignes de la principal de las naciones, a quienes acude la casa de Israel! Ver también: Isaías 32:9-11Santiago 5:5Lucas 12:17-20Id a Calne y mirad; y de allí pasad a Hamat la grande; descended luego a Gat de los filisteos. ¿Son ellos mejores que estos reinos? ¿Es su territorio mayor que el vuestro? Ver también: Nahúm 3:82 Reyes 18:34Génesis 10:10¡Ay de vosotros, que alejáis el día funesto, y entronizáis el estrado de la violencia! Ver también: Amós 9:10Ezequiel 12:27Isaías 56:12Dormís en camas de marfil, y os repantingáis en vuestros divanes; coméis los corderos del rebaño, y los terneros sacados del engordadero. Ver también: Amós 3:12Isaías 22:13Ezequiel 34:2-3Gorjeáis al son del arpa, e inventáis instrumentos musicales como David; Ver también: Isaías 5:12Amós 5:23Amós 8:3bebéis vino en cuencos, y os ungís con los mejores perfumes, pero no os afligís por la ruina de José. Ver también: Génesis 49:221 Timoteo 5:23Ester 3:15Por tanto, ahora iréis al cautiverio a la cabeza de los desterrados, y se acabará la disipación de los que se entregan al banquete. Ver también: Amós 7:11Daniel 5:4-61 Reyes 20:16-20El Señor Yahvé ha jurado por sí mismo, dice Yahvé, el Dios de los Ejércitos: «Aborrezco la soberbia de Jacob, y detesto sus fortalezas; por eso entregaré la ciudad con todo lo que hay en ella». Ver también: Jeremías 51:14Amós 4:2Salmos 47:4Y sucederá que, si diez hombres quedan en una casa, morirán. Ver también: Amós 5:31 Samuel 2:33Job 1:2Y cuando el pariente de uno de ellos, el que debe quemar los cuerpos, venga para sacar los cadáveres de la casa, preguntará al que esté en lo más profundo de la vivienda: «¿Queda alguien más contigo?». Y si este responde: «Nadie», el otro dirá: «¡Calla!», pues no debemos mencionar el nombre de Yahvé. Ver también: 1 Samuel 31:12Amós 8:3Amós 5:13Porque, he aquí, Yahvé ordena que la casa grande sea hecha pedazos, y la casa pequeña quede reducida a escombros. Ver también: Amós 3:15Isaías 55:112 Reyes 25:9¿Corren acaso los caballos por los peñascos? ¿Se ara en ellos con bueyes? Pues habéis convertido el derecho en veneno, y el fruto de la justicia en ajenjo; Ver también: Amós 5:7Oseas 10:4Amós 5:11-12vosotros, que os alegráis por una cosa de nada y decís: «¿No hemos conquistado poder por nuestra propia fuerza?». Ver también: Lucas 12:19-20Isaías 28:14-152 Reyes 14:25«Pues he aquí, casa de Israel, que yo levantaré contra vosotros una nación», dice Yahvé, el Dios de los Ejércitos; «y os oprimirán desde la entrada de Hamat hasta el arroyo del Arabá». Ver también: 1 Reyes 8:652 Reyes 14:25Jeremías 5:15-17
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Notas · Haydock (1859, dominio público)27 notas
Notas en inglés Comentario católico del siglo XIX del P. George Leo Haydock, tal como se publicó.
Estas notas conservan las polémicas de su época: algunas hablan con dureza del pueblo judío o de otros cristianos. La Iglesia enseña hoy otra cosa. No se puede culpar al pueblo judío de la muerte de Cristo (Nostra Aetate 4; Catecismo 597–598), y los cristianos de otras comunidades son nuestros hermanos en el Señor (Unitatis Redintegratio 3). Unidad de los cristianos
Amós 6:1
Ver. 1. Wealthy. Sept. Syr. and Arab. "despisers of Sion." Heb. also, "who hate Sion." The prophecy wholly regards Israel. C. It is a great crime for the rich to neglect the poor; but still more so, when wealthy clergymen shew no compassion for the spiritual or corporal wants of their neighbours. W. State.
Heb. "to whom the house of Israel comes" for judgment.
↑ 1Amós 6:2
Ver. 2. Chalane. Ctesiphon (C.) was built on its ruins. Gen. x. 10. H. Why do you imitate these cities? or, has their greatness protected them? Phul probably took Chanane, and Jeroboam II. the other cities. v. 15. and 4 K. xiv.
25. At that time there was no appearance of the kingdom being destroyed; yet Amos composes a funeral canticle, to shew the certainty of the event.
↑ 2Amós 6:3
Ver. 3. Separated. Heb. "remove the evil day," as if it would not overtake you.
Ezec. xii. 22.
Sept. "who are praying (C.) or coming (Grabe) to the evil day, approaching and touching false sabbaths." H. They pray to be delivered, while they continue (C.) their false worship. H.
↑ 3Amós 6:4
Ver. 4. Ivory, with which the beds for eating were adorned. v. 7. C. Wanton.
Heb. "stretch themselves out upon their," &c. H.
↑ 4Amós 6:5
Ver. 5. David. They think they excel him in music; but he consecrated his talent to a better purpose. C. Sept. "they deemed them stable, and not fugitive things." H. They have placed their chief good in such pleasures. Theod. C.
↑ 5Amós 6:6
Ver. 6. In bowels. Sept. "refined," (H.) or cleared of the dregs. Joseph, of their brethren, or they seem to have no share in the sufferings of mankind. Ps.
lxxii. 5.
↑ 6Amós 6:7
Ver. 7. Luxurious. Heb. "the feast of those who stretch themselves out, shall,"
&c. Sept. "the neighing shall be removed from Ephraim." His lusts shall be punished. Jer. v. 8. Some translate Heb. "the mourning of those who stretch themselves on their beds is at hand." Others,
"their funeral feast is distant." None shall bewail their death. So ambiguous is the original. C.
↑ 7Amós 6:8
Ver. 8. Jacob. God loved the humility of the patriarch, and hated the pride of his posterity. W.
↑ 8Amós 6:9
Ver. 9. Die. Their numbers will not protect them from the plague.
↑ 9Amós 6:10
Ver. 10. Burn. After the captivity, it was more common to bury or to embalm the dead. C.
↑ 10Amós 6:11
Ver. 11. Lord. He has done it. Do not repine. Theod. S. Cyr. Heb. "Be silent, and not to remember the," &c. He will offer comfort. C. Still, none will return to the Lord. S. Jer.
↑ 11Amós 6:12
Ver. 12. Clefts. All shall perish, (C.) both Israel and Juda. Chal. Grot. But he speaks only of the former.
↑ 12Amós 6:13
Ver. 13. Buffles, which cannot be tamed. Heb. "with oxen." We must understand, on rocks. C.
Sept. "Shall they be silent when they are with females?" H. To turn the works of justice into sins, is no less unnatural than to plough with wild buffles.
W.
↑ 13Amós 6:14
Ver. 14. Naught: in your idols, which are nothing, (1 Cor. viii. 4.) or in your own strength, fortifications, or allies. Horns: glory and power. C. Pa rata tollo cornua. Hor. epod. 6.
↑ 14Amós 6:15
Ver. 15. Nation; the Assyrians. Desert, commonly called Bezor, (C.) between Damietta and Rhinocorura. S. Jer. The whole territory of Israel, reaching so far, (v. 2.) shall be laid waste.
C.
↑ 15Amós 6:1
Ver. 1. Wealthy. Sept. Syr. and Arab. "despisers of Sion." Heb. also, "who hate Sion." The prophecy wholly regards Israel. C. --- It is a great crime for the rich to neglect the poor; but still more so, when wealthy clergymen shew no compassion for the spiritual or corporal wants of their neighbours. W. --- State.
Heb. "to whom the house of Israel comes" for judgment.
↑ 1Amós 6:2
Ver. 2. Chalane. Ctesiphon (C.) was built on its ruins. Gen. x. 10. H. --- Why do you imitate these cities? or, has their greatness protected them? Phul probably took Chanane, and Jeroboam II. the other cities. v. 15. and 4 K. xiv.
25. At that time there was no appearance of the kingdom being destroyed; yet Amos composes a funeral canticle, to shew the certainty of the event.
↑ 2Amós 6:3
Ver. 3. Separated. Heb. "remove the evil day," as if it would not overtake you.
Ezec. xii. 22.
Sept. "who are praying (C.) or coming (Grabe) to the evil day, approaching and touching false sabbaths." H. --- They pray to be delivered, while they continue (C.) their false worship. H.
↑ 3Amós 6:4
Ver. 4. Ivory, with which the beds for eating were adorned. v. 7. C. --- Wanton.
Heb. "stretch themselves out upon their," &c. H.
↑ 4Amós 6:5
Ver. 5. David. They think they excel him in music; but he consecrated his talent to a better purpose. C. --- Sept. "they deemed them stable, and not fugitive things." H. --- They have placed their chief good in such pleasures. Theod. C.
↑ 5Amós 6:6
Ver. 6. In bowels. Sept. "refined," (H.) or cleared of the dregs. --- Joseph, of their brethren, or they seem to have no share in the sufferings of mankind. Ps.
lxxii. 5.
↑ 6Amós 6:7
Ver. 7. Luxurious. Heb. "the feast of those who stretch themselves out, shall,"
&c. Sept. "the neighing shall be removed from Ephraim." His lusts shall be punished. Jer. v. 8. --- Some translate Heb. "the mourning of those who stretch themselves on their beds is at hand." Others,
"their funeral feast is distant." None shall bewail their death. So ambiguous is the original. C.
↑ 7Amós 6:11
Ver. 11. Lord. He has done it. Do not repine. Theod. S. Cyr. --- Heb. "Be silent, and not to remember the," &c. He will offer comfort. C. --- Still, none will return to the Lord. S. Jer.
↑ 11Amós 6:12
Ver. 12. Clefts. All shall perish, (C.) both Israel and Juda. Chal. Grot. --- But he speaks only of the former.
↑ 12Amós 6:13
Ver. 13. Buffles, which cannot be tamed. Heb. "with oxen." We must understand, on rocks. C.
--- Sept. "Shall they be silent when they are with females?" H. --- To turn the works of justice into sins, is no less unnatural than to plough with wild buffles.
W.
↑ 13Amós 6:14
Ver. 14. Naught: in your idols, which are nothing, (1 Cor. viii. 4.) or in your own strength, fortifications, or allies. --- Horns: glory and power. C. --- Pa rata tollo cornua. Hor. epod. 6.
↑ 14Amós 6:15
Ver. 15. Nation; the Assyrians. --- Desert, commonly called Bezor, (C.) between Damietta and Rhinocorura. S. Jer. --- The whole territory of Israel, reaching so far, (v. 2.) shall be laid waste.
C.
↑ 15Licencia: Notes by Fr. George Leo Haydock (1774–1849), from the Douay-Rheims Bible with Haydock's commentary (first ed. Thomas Haydock, Manchester/Dublin, 1811–1814; New York: Edward Dunigan & Brother, 1859); New Testament notes compiled with Fr. Benedict Rayment. Public domain. Digital text: "The Haydock Bible", Internet Archive (archive.org/details/TheHaydockBible), uploaded 2011 under the Public Domain Mark. · Créditos y licencias