Exodus 34:12
Take heed.23:32,33; De 7:2; Jud 2:2lest.De 7:16; Jos 23:12,13; Jud 2:3; 8:27; Ps 106:36Exodus 34:15
make.10,12; 23:32; De 7:2whoring.Le 17:7; 20:5,6; Nu 15:39; De 31:16; Jud 2:17; Ps 73:27; Jer 3:9Ezr 6:9; Ho 4:12; 9:1; Re 17:1-5call thee.Nu 25:2; 1Co 10:27eat.Ps 106:28; 1Co 8:4,7,10; 10:20,21; Re 2:20Deuteronomy 7:2
deliver.23,24; 3:3; 23:14; Ge 14:20; Jos 10:24,25,30,32,42; 21:44; Jud 1:4utterly.20:16,17; Le 27:28,29; Nu 33:52; Jos 6:17-25; 8:24; 9:24; 10:28,40Jos 11:11,12make no.20:10,11; Ex 23:32,33; 34:12-16; Jos 2:14; 9:18-21; Jud 1:24; 2:22Sa 21:2Joshua 9:14-23
the men took of their victuals. or, they received the men byreason of their victuals. asked not. Ex 28:30; Nu 27:21; Jud 1:1; 20:18,28; 1Sa 14:18,19; 22:10; 23:9-121Sa 30:7,8; 2Sa 2:1; 5:19; 1Ch 10:13,14; Ezr 8:21; Pr 3:5,6Isa 30:1,2; Jas 1:5 made peace.2:12-19; 6:22-25; 11:19; De 20:10,11; 2Sa 21:2; Jer 18:7,8and the.2Sa 21:2 that they heard.Pr 12:19 Gibeon.10:2; 18:25-28; 1Ch 21:29; 2Ch 1:3; Ezr 2:25; Ne 7:29Kirjath-jearim.15:9,60; 18:14; 1Sa 7:1; 1Ch 13:5,6; 2Ch 1:4 had sworn.2Sa 21:7; Ps 15:4; Ec 5:2,6; 9:2 We have.20; Ec 8:2; 9:2; Jer 4:2 lest wrath.2Sa 21:1-6; 2Ch 36:13; Pr 20:25; Eze 17:12-21; Zec 5:3,4; Mal 3:5Ro 1:31; 1Ti 1:10 let them.23,27; De 29:11; 2Ch 2:17,18as the princes.15 Wherefore.Ge 3:13,14; 27:35,36,41-45; 29:25; 2Co 11:3We are.6,9,10ye dwell.16 cursed.This may refer to the original curse pronounced against the descendants of Canaan: both of them seem to have implied nothing else than perpetual slavery. The Gibeonites were brought, no doubt, under tribute; performed the meanest offices for the Israelites; being in the same condition as the servile class of Hindoos, called the {Chetrees;} had their national importance annihilated, and yet were never permitted to incorporate themselves with the Israelites. See onGe 9:25,26; Le 27:28,29none of you be freed. Heb. not be cut off from you. hewers.In the East, collecting wood for fuel, and carrying water, are the peculiar employment of females. The Arab women of Barbary, and the daughters of the Turcomans, are thus employed. Hence Mr. Harmer concludes, that the bitterness of the doom of the Gibeonites does not seem to have consisted in the labouriousness of the service enjoined them, but its disgracing them from the characteristic employment of men, that of bearing arms, and condemning them and their posterity for ever to the employment of females. 21,272 Samuel 21:1-2
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 4:17Psalms 106:35
But.Jos 15:63; Jud 1:27-36; 2:2,3learned.Isa 2:6; 1Co 5:6; 15:332 Corinthians 6:15
what concord.1Sa 5:2-4; 1Ki 18:21; 1Co 10:20,21or.Ezr 4:3; Mr 16:16; Ac 8:20; 1Jo 5:11-13an.1Ti 5:8
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