1 Samuel 19:19
1 Samuel 22:21
1 Samuel 27:4
search <01245> [he sought.]
1 Samuel 3:18
<01697> [every whit. Heb. all the things, or, words.]
Whit, or wid, comes from the Anglo-Saxon {wiht,} which signifies person, thing, etc.: every whit is every thing: equivalent to every jot.
Lord <03068> [It is the Lord.]
1 Samuel 4:14
outcry ....... commotion <06963> [What meaneth.]
1 Samuel 19:2
<02654> [delighted.]
Jonathan <03083> [Jonathan.]
1 Samuel 23:7
God ... delivered <0430 05234> [A.M. 2943. B.C. 1061. An. Ex. Is. 430. God hath.]
delivered him ........ boxed <05462> [he is shut.]
1 Samuel 14:43
Tell ...... done ... told <05046 06213> [Tell me.]
taste <02938> [I did but.]
1 Samuel 15:12
Carmel <03760> [Carmel.]
setting up <05324> [he set him.]
monument <03027> [a place. Yad.]
Literally as the LXX. render [cheira,] a hand; probably because the trophy or monument of victory was in the shape of a large hand, the emblem of power, erected on a pillar. These memorial pillars were anciently much in use; and the figure of a hand, by its emblematical meaning, was well adapted to preserve the remembrance of a victory. Niebuhr, speaking of the Mesjed Ali, or Mosque of Ali, says that, "at the top of the dome, where one generally sees on the Turkish mosques a crescent, or only a pole, there is here a hand stretched out, to represent that of Ali." Another writer informs us, that at the Alhamra, or red palace of the Moorish kings in Grenada, "on the key-stone of the outward arch [of the present principal entrance] is sculptured the figure of an arm, the symbol of strength and dominion."
1 Samuel 19:7
formerly <0865> [in times past. Heb. yesterday, third day.]
1 Samuel 19:18
Samuel ................. Samuel <08050> [to Samuel.]
