f. ‘I shall snatch’ versions; ‘he will snatch’ Hebr. g. Opening and closing the doors of ‘the king’s palace’ was one of the functions of the Egyptian chief minister, to whom the master of the palace corresponded in Judah. h. This prose supplement refers to the disgrace of Eliakim himself; his whole family, which had profited by his rise to power, was dragged down with him. a. A difficult prophecy announcing the unexpected and spectacular ruin of the impregnable city of Tyre and describing the