* He shall.
  22:30  2Ki 24:12-15 
 * and his.
  22:18  Ge 31:40 
 * in the.
   Sir J. Chardin observes, "In the Lower Asia, in particular,
   the day is always hot; and as soon as the sun is fifteen
   degrees above the horizon, no cold is felt in the depth of
   winter itself.  On the contrary, in the height of summer the
   nights are as cold as at Paris in the month of March.  It is
   for this reason that in Persia and Turkey they always make use
   of furred habits in the country, such only being sufficient to
   resist the cold of the nights.  I have travelled in Arabia,
   and in Mesopotamia, (the theatre of the adventures of Jacob,)
   both in winter and in summer, and have found the truth of what
   the Patriarch said, "That he was scorched with the heat in the
   day, and stiffened with cold in the night."  (Ge 31:40.)  This
   contrariety in the qualities of the air in twenty-four hours
   is extremely great in some places, and not conceivable by
   those that have not felt it; one would imagine that he had
   passed in a moment from the violent heats of summer to the
   depth of winter.  Thus it had pleased God to temper the heat
   of the sun by the coldness of night, without which the
   greatest part of the East would be barren, and a desert."