2 Chronicles 21:19

“And it came to pass that in process of time, after the end of two years, etc.] So long he was afflicted and tortured with the above disease: his bowels fell out by reason of his sickness; either in like manner as Judas’s did, (<440118>Acts 1:18) or as in the manner the bowels of Arius are said to do, while sitting on the seat of the vault f78; or perhaps only what was contained in the bowels is meant, if it was the colic: so he died of sore diseases; he seems to have had a complication of them, and these very painful and distressing: and the people made no burning for him, like the burnings of his fathers; as they did for his grandfather Asa, (<141614>2 Chronicles 16:14), they did not burn…”

“made no: Ch2 16:14; Jer 34:5 2 Chronicles 21:20”

“And it came to pass in days after days (i.e., when a number of days had passed), and that at the time (וּכעת( emit eh) of the expiration of the end in two days, then his bowels went out during his sickness, and he died in sore pains (תּחלאים, phenomena of disease, i.e., pains). The words שׁנים לימים הקּץ צאת וּכעת are generally translated as if שׁנים לימים were a mere periphrasis of the stat. constr. Vatabl. and Cler., for example, translate: et secundum tempus egrediendi finis annorum duorum, i.e., postquam advenit finis a. d., or cum exacti essent duo anni; similarly Berth.: "at the time of the approach of the end of two times." But against this we have not only the circumstance that no…”