1 Samuel 15:33
sword <02719> [As thy sword.]
Samuel ..................... Samuel <08050> [Samuel.]
It has been a matter of wonder to many, how Samuel could thus slay a captive prince, even in the presence of Saul, who from motives of clemency had spared him; but it should be remarked, that what Samuel did here, he did in his magisterial capacity; and that Agag had been a cruel tyrant, and therefore was cut off for his merciless cruelties. Farther, it is not likely that he did it by his own sword, but by that of the executioner. What kings, magistrates, and generals do, in an official way, by their subjects, servants, or soldiers, they are said to do themselves:--{qui facit per alterum, facit per se.}
hacked ... to pieces <08158> [hewed.]
1 Samuel 15:1
Lord ................. Lord <03068> [A.M. 2925. B.C. 1079. An. Ex. Is. 412. The Lord.]
listen <08085> [hearken.]
1 Samuel 2:32
trouble <06862> [an enemy, etc.]
Or, the affliction of the tabernacle, for all the wealth which God would have given Israel. This appears to be the right translation; for, agreeably to this prediction, he did see the tabernacle deprived of the ark, which was its glory, and lived to hear that it was captured by the Philistines.
old man <02205> [an old man.]
Esther 9:25
came <0935> [when Esther came. Heb. when she came.]
gave <07725> [return.]
Psalms 7:16
Matthew 23:34-36
I am sending <1473 649> [I send.]
prophets <4396> [prophets.]
and wise men and ............ and ... and ......... and <2532 4680> [and wise.]
experts in the law <1122> [scribes.]
you will kill ...... you will flog <615 3146> [ye.]
on .......... on <1909> [upon.]
righteous blood ....... blood ... righteous ..... blood <129 1342> [the blood of righteous.]
<2193> [unto.]
