Deuteronomy 32:15Jeshurun, meaning "the upright," is a poetical name for Israel carried over from her earlier uprightness, before she took for granted the physical and spiritual blessings that God provided. The metaphor Moses uses derives from a pampered animal that, instead of being tame and gentle, becomes mischievous and vicious as a result of good living and spoiled treatment. Israel did this in various acts of rebellion, murmuring, and idolatrous apostasy. Martin G. Collins
Related Topics: Israel's Apostasy
| Israel's Faithlessness
| Israel's Fickleness
| Israel's Idolatry
| Israel's Privileged Position
| Israel's Rebelliousness
| Jeshurun
| Uprightness
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What the Bible says about "the Upright"
(From Forerunner Commentary)
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