1 Samuel 24:17
Thou art.26:21; Ge 38:26; Ex 9:27; Ps 37:6; Mt 27:4thou hast.Mt 5:44; Ro 12:20,211 Samuel 31:2-3
followed.14:22; 2Sa 1:6Jonathan.13:2,16; 14:1-14,49; 18:1-4; 23:17; 1Ch 8:33; 9:39Saul's sons.Ex 20:5; 2Ki 25:7 went sore.2Sa 1:4; Am 2:14archers hit him. Heb. shooters, men with bows, found him.Ge 49:23; 1Ki 22:342 Samuel 21:1-14
1 The three years' famine for the Gibeonites ceases, by hanging seven of Saul's sons.10 Rizpah's kindness unto the dead.12 David buries the bones of Saul and Jonathan in his father's sepulchre.15 Four battles against the Philistines, wherein four valiants of David slay four giants. A.M. 2986. B.C. 1018. An. Ex. Ex. Is. 473. a famine.Ge 12:10; 26:1; 41:57; 42:1; 43:1; Le 26:19,20,26; 1Ki 17:1; 18:22Ki 6:25; 8:1; Jer 14:1-18enquired. Heb. sought the face, etc. of the Lord.5:19,23; Nu 27:21; 1Sa 23:2,4,11; Job 5:8-10; 10:2; Ps 50:15; 91:15It is.Jos 7:1,11,12Saul.1Sa 22:17-19 now the.Jos 9:3-21the Amorites.The Gibeonites were Hivites, not Amorites, as appears from Jos 6:19; but Amorites is a name often given to the Canaanites in general. Ge 15:16in his zeal.De 7:16; 1Sa 14:44; 15:8,9; 2Ki 10:16,31; Lu 9:54,55; Joh 16:2Ro 10:2; Ga 4:17 wherewith.Ex 32:30; Le 1:4; 1Sa 2:25; Mic 6:6,7; Heb 9:22; 10:4-12bless.20:19 We will, etc. or, It is not silver nor gold that we have todo with Saul, or his house; neither pertains it to us to kill, etc. no silver. Ps 49:6-8; 1Pe 1:18,19 The man.1; Es 9:24,25; Mt 7:2devised. or, cut us off.Da 9:26 Let seven.As God accepted the expiation here demanded, we must suppose that both the enquiry of David, and the answer of the Gibeonites, were directed by some open or secret intimation from him. hang.17:23; 18:10; Ge 40:19,22; Nu 25:4,5; De 21:22; Jos 8:29; 10:26Ezr 6:11; Es 9:10,13,14; Mt 27:5in.1Sa 10:26; 11:4whom the Lord did choose. or, the chosen of the Lord.1Sa 9:16,17; 10:1,24; Ac 13:21 Mephibosheth.4:4; 9:10; 16:4; 19:25because.1Sa 18:3; 20:8,15,17,42; 23:18 Rizpah.3:7and the five sons.This Adriel did not marry Michal, Saul's younger daughter, but Merab, 1 Sa 18:19; Michael being married to David, and afterwards to Phaltiel; though it is here said she bore {(yaledah,} not brought up, as falsely rendered, five sons to Adriel. Two of Dr. Kennicott's MSS., however, have Merab, instead of Michal; the Syriac and Arabic have Nadab; and the Chaldee renders the passage thus: "And the five sons of Merab which Michal the daughter of Saul brought up, which she brought forth to Adriel the son of Barzillai." Michal. or, Michal's sister.1Sa 18:19brought up for. Heb. bare to. before the Lord.6; 6:17,21; Ex 20:5; Nu 35:31-34; De 21:1-9; 1Sa 15:33; 2Ki 24:3,4in the beginning.This happened in Judea about the vernal equinox, or 21st of March. Ru 1:22 Rizpah.8; 3:7took sackcloth.1Ki 21:27; Joe 1:18from the.9; De 21:13until water.Some suppose that this means a providential supply of rain, in order to remove the famine; but from the manner in which it is introduced, it seems to denote the autumnal rains, which commence about October. For five months did this broken-hearted woman watch by the bodies of her sons! De 11:14; 1Ki 18:41-45; Jer 5:24,25; 14:22; Ho 6:3; Joe 2:23Zec 10:1the birds.Ge 40:19; Eze 39:4 told David.2:4; Ru 2:11,12 the bones of Saul.2:5-7; 1Sa 31:11-13Beth-shan.Jos 17:11Beth-shean.1Sa 31:10in Gilboa.1:6,21; 1Sa 28:4; 31:1; 1Ch 10:1,8 13 buried.3:32; 4:12Zelah.Jos 18:28; 1Sa 10:2Zelzah. God.24:25; Ex 32:27-29; Nu 25:13; Jos 7:26; 1Ki 18:40,41; Jer 14:1-7Joe 2:18,19; Am 7:1-6; Jon 1:15; Zec 6:8Psalms 35:12
They.38:20; 109:3-5; 1Sa 19:4,5,15; 22:13,14; Pr 17:13; Jer 18:20Joh 10:32spoiling. Heb. depriving.1Sa 20:31-33; Lu 23:21-23my soul.Or, "my life," as the word {nephesh} frequently denotes.Psalms 38:20
render.7:4; 35:12; 109:3-5; 1Sa 19:4-6; 23:5,12; 25:16,21; Jer 18:20because.Mt 5:10; Joh 10:32; 1Pe 3:13,17,18; 4:14-16; 1Jo 3:12Psalms 55:12-15
For.41:9magnify.35:26; 38:16; Isa 10:15then I.Mt 26:21-23; Joh 13:18; 18:2,3 a man mine equal. Heb. a man according to my rank. myguide. 2Sa 15:12; 16:23; Jer 9:4; Mic 7:5mine acquaintance.Joh 19:13; Mt 26:47-50; Mr 14:44,45; Lu 22:21,47,48 We took sweet counsel together. Heb. Who sweetened counsel.walked. 42:4; 122:1; Isa 2:3; Eze 33:31 Let death, etc.Or, rather, "Death shall seize on them; they shall descend quickly into the grave;" which is a prediction of the sudden destruction which befell the ringleaders of this unnatural rebellion. 59:13; 69:22-28; 109:6-20; 2Sa 17:23; 18:9,14; Mt 27:5; Ac 1:18-20them.Nu 16:30-34; Mt 26:24; Ac 1:25hell. or, the grave.9:17Psalms 109:4-13
For my.35:7,12; 38:20; 2Sa 13:39; Joh 10:32; 2Co 12:15but I.55:16,17; 69:12,13; 2Sa 15:31,32; Da 6:10; Lu 6:11,12; 23:34 they.35:7-12; Ge 44:4; Pr 17:13hatred.55:12-15; 2Sa 15:12,31; Mr 14:44,45; Lu 6:16; 22:47,48; Joh 13:18 Set thou.Dr. Sykes, Michaelis, and others, contend that these imprecations are those of David's enemies against himself; and they would render, "Set, say they, a wicked," etc: but this is rendered highly improbable by the 8th verse being applied by St. Peter to the traitor Judas, of whom David was certainly not a type. (See ver. 20.) Bp. Horsley and others, however, render the verbs in the future tense, the first verb alone being in the imperative; justly considering the Psalmist as merely uttering prophetic denunciations of God's displeasure against sinners. Mt 27:4and let.Zec 3:1; Joh 13:2,27Satan. or, an adversary.Mt 5:25 be condemned. Heb. go out guilty, or wicked.Ro 3:19; Ga 3:10and let.2Sa 15:7,8; Pr 15:8; 21:27; 28:9; Isa 1:15; 66:3; Mt 23:14 his days.55:23; Mt 27:5another.Ac 1:16-26office. or, charge. Ex 22:24; Jer 18:21; La 5:3 37:25; Ge 4:12-14; 2Sa 3:29; 2Ki 5:27; Job 24:8-12; 30:3-9Isa 16:2 extortioner.Job 5:5; 18:9-19; 20:18strangers.De 28:29,33,34,50,51; Jud 6:3-6 none.Isa 27:11; Lu 6:38; Jas 2:13favour.137:8,9; Isa 13:18; Mt 27:25; Lu 11:50,51 Let his.37:28; 1Sa 2:31-33; 3:13; 2Ki 10:10,11; Job 18:19; Isa 14:20-22Jer 22:30their name.De 9:14; 25:19; 29:20; Pr 10:7
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