Nahum 2:9

“Take ye the spoil of silver, take the spoil of gold, etc.] Of which there was a great quantity in this rich and populous city: these are the words of the prophet, or of the Lord by the prophet, to the Medes and Chaldeans, to seize the spoil of the city, now fallen into their hands; suggesting that this was by the order and will of God, though they saw it not: or of the generals of the army of the Medes and Babylonians, giving leave to the common soldiers to take part of the plunder, there being enough for them all, officers and private men: for [there is] none end of the store [and] glory out of all the pleasant furniture: no end of the wealth which had been hoarded up, and of their…”

“Take ye the spoil of silver, take the spoil of gold - Nineveh had not hearkened of old to the voice of the prophet, but had turned back to sin; it cannot hearken now, for fear. He turns to the spoiler to whom God’s judgments assigned her, and who is too ready to hear. The gold and silver, which the last Assyrian King had gathered into the palace which he fired, was mostly removed (the story says, treacherously) to Babylon. Arbaces is said to have borne this and to have removed the residue, to the amount of many talents, to Agbatana, the Median capital . “For there is none end of the store.” Nineveh had stored up from her foundation until then, but at last for the spoiler. “When thou shalt…”

“Take - Thus the Chaldeans encourage one another in the plundering of the city. Nahum 2:11”

“ye: Isa 33:1, Isa 33:4; Jer 51:56 for there is none end of the store: or, and their infinite store, etc. Nah 2:12, Nah 2:13 pleasant furniture: Heb. vessels of desire, Ch2 36:10; Jer 25:34; Eze 26:12; Dan 11:8 \*marg. Nahum 2:10”