his fingers.—מוֹרֶה Hiph. part. from ירה, here used in its most primitive meaning. The evil intent involved in the three forms of the language of signs as here enumerated is of course implied.—Ver. 14. He deviseth evil at all times.—Comp. 3:29.—He stirreth up strife.—Literally “he lets loose contentions” (HITZIG), or “he throws out matters of dispute” (BERTHEAU); comp. ver. 19 and chap. 16:28.—Ver. 15. Therefore suddenly shall his destruction come.—Comp. 1:17; 3:25; 24:22.—Quickly will he be destroyed,
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