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<p> (מוּסִךְ השִּׁבָּת, | <p> ( '''''מוּסִךְ''''' '''''השִּׁבָּת''''' , ''Musak Hash'' - ''Shabbath'' ; Sept. '''''Ὁ''''' '''''Θεμέλιος''''' '''''Τῆς''''' '''''Καθέδρας''''' '''''Τῶν''''' '''''Σαββάτων''''' ; Vulg. ''Musach Sabbati'' , 2 Kings 16:18), is understood to mean a [[Canopy]] under which Ahaz used to stand, at the entrance of the porch of the Temple, when he attended the service; but which he removed when he became an idolater, to show his contempt, and his intention of not resorting thither any more. (See [[Court]]). So we see in 2 Chronicles 28:24 that "he shut up the doors of the house of God" that none might enter to worship. (See [[Ahaz]]). </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:56, 15 October 2021
Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature [1]
( מוּסִךְ השִּׁבָּת , Musak Hash - Shabbath ; Sept. Ὁ Θεμέλιος Τῆς Καθέδρας Τῶν Σαββάτων ; Vulg. Musach Sabbati , 2 Kings 16:18), is understood to mean a Canopy under which Ahaz used to stand, at the entrance of the porch of the Temple, when he attended the service; but which he removed when he became an idolater, to show his contempt, and his intention of not resorting thither any more. (See Court). So we see in 2 Chronicles 28:24 that "he shut up the doors of the house of God" that none might enter to worship. (See Ahaz).
