37  Hezekiah mourns and sends to Isaiah to pray for them, Isa 37:1-5.
He comforts them, Isa 37:6-7.
Sennacherib called away against the king of Ethiopia, sends a blasphemous letter to Hezekiah, Isa 37:8-13.
His prayer, Isa 37:14-20.
Isaiah's prophecy, Isa 37:21-35.
An angel slays the Assyrians, Isa 37:36.
Sennacherib is slain at Nineveh by his own sons, Isa 37:37-38.

38  Hezekiah in his sickness receives from Isaiah a message of death, Isa 38:1.
By prayer, Isa 38:2-3.
hath his life lengthened; the sun goeth backward for a sign thereof, Isa 38:4-8.
His song of praise to God, Isa 38:9-20.

13 In this chapter we have a farther account of Abram;

1. In general, of his condition and behaviour in the land of promise, which was, now, the land of his pilgrimage.
   1. His removes, Gen 1:3. Gen 1:4. Gen 1:18.
      
   2. His riches, Gen 13:2.
      
   3. His devotion, Gen 13:4. Gen 1:18.
   
   
2. A particular account of a quarrel that happened between him and Lot.
   1. The occasion of their strife, Gen 13:5-6.
      
   2. The parties concerned in the strife, with the aggravation of it, Gen 13:7.
      
   3. The stopping of it by the prudence of Abram, Gen 13:8-9.
   
   
3. Lot's departure from Abram to the plain of Sodom, Gen 13:10-14.
   
4. God's appearance to Abram, to confirm the promise of the land of Canaan to him, Gen 13:14-17.
   

13:13 Sinners before the Lord - That is, impudent daring sinners.

13:16 I will make thy seed as the dust of the earth - That is, they shall increase incredibly, and take them altogether; they shall be such a great multitude as no man can number. They were so in Solomon's time, Ki1 4:20.Judah and Israel were many as the land which is by the sea in multitude.This God here gives him the promise of.

13:17 Arise, walk through the land - Enter and take possession, survey the parcels, and it will appear better than upon a distant prospect.

13:18 Then Abram removed his tent - God bid him walk through the land, that is, Do not think of fixing in it, but expect to be always unsettled, and walking through it to a better Canaan; in compliance with God's will herein, he removed his tent, conforming himself to the condition of a pilgrim. And he built there an altar - in token of his thankfulness to God for the kind visit he had made him.

14 

14:27 To depart - To preserve men from destructive courses.

14:29 Exalteth - Heb. lifteth up, like a banner, makes it known and visible to all men.

14:30 A sound heart - Free from envy and inordinate passions.Is life - Procures and maintains the health and vigour of the body.

14:31 His maker - Whose image the poor man bears, by whose providence he is made poor, and who hath declared himself to be their protector and avenger.

14:32 Driven away - In his death, from God's favour and presence.Death - In his greatest dangers and distresses, yea even in death itself.

14:33 Resteth - Is laid up and hid there. In the midst - In the heart. Made known - They will publish in all times and companies.

14:35 Shame - Both to himself, by his foolish management of the king's affairs, and to the king who made so foolish a choice of a servant.

15 

15:2 Aright - Expressing what he knows prudently and gracefully.Poureth out - Plentifully, continually, and vehemently, as a fountain does waters.

15:4 Wholesome - Which utters sound and useful counsels. Tree of life - Is greatly useful to preserve the present life, and to promote the spiritual and eternal life, both of the speaker and hearers.Perverseness - False or corrupt speeches. A breach - Disturbs and wounds the spirits, both of the speaker and hearers.