Thomas Coke Commentary on the Holy Bible - Jeremiah 52:32
Jeremiah 52:32. And set his throne above the throne of the kings, &c.— And set his seat above the seat of the kings. This may easily be understood to signify, that the king of Babylon shewed him more respect and honour than he did to any of the other captive princes, by placing him nearest himself. See Esther 3:1. It is probable, the phrase may have proceeded from the custom of placing cushions for persons of more than ordinary distinction in the place allotted them to sit in. See Harmer's... read more
Thomas Coke Commentary on the Holy Bible - Jeremiah 52:25
Jeremiah 52:25. An eunuch— An officer. So it is read in the parallel places. read more