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1 Samuel 5:9

5:9

attacked <03027> [the hand.]

great deal <03966> [with a very.]

<02914> [and they had emerods.]


1 Samuel 7:6

7:6

drew water <04325 07579> [drew water.]

Grotius says, that the pouring out of water means the shedding of tears; and the Targum reads, "And they poured out their hearts in penitence, as waters, before the Lord." Others suppose that it was done emblematically, to represent the contrition of their hearts, and their desire to wash away their past offences. But some learned men conceive that it was poured out as a libation, in token of joy, after they had fasted and confessed their sin, as they were wont to do in the feast of tabernacles. (See note on Nu. 29:35.)

fasted <06684> [fasted.]

sinned <02398> [We have sinned.]

led <08199> [judged.]


1 Samuel 9:12

9:12

sacrifice <02077> [sacrifice. or, feast.]

high place <01116> [the high place.]


1 Samuel 9:19

9:19

<07200> [the seer.]

The word {roaih} literally signifies one who sees; particularly preternatural sights. A seer and a prophet were the same in most cases; only with this difference, the seer was always a prophet, but the prophet was not always a seer. A seer seems to imply one who frequently met with and saw some symbolical representation of God. All prophets, true or false, profess to see God, (see Nu 24:4, 16. Jer 14:4;) and diviners, in their enthusiastic flights, boasted that they had those things exhibited to their sight which should come to pass.

tell <05046> [and will tell.]


1 Samuel 20:31

20:31

send <07971> [send.]

son ................................ dead <01121> [shall surely die. Heb. is the son of death.]


1 Samuel 21:6

21:6

So .... gave ... holy <05414 06944> [gave him.]

bread ...... bread ................... hot bread <02527 03899> [hot bread.]


1 Samuel 22:6

22:6

tamarisk <0815> [tree. or, grove in a high place. spear.]


1 Samuel 27:8

27:8

Geshurites <01651> [A.M. 2948. B.C. 1056. An. Ex. Is. 435. the Geshurites.]

Girzites <01511> [Gezrites. or, Gerzites.]

These people seem to be the Gerrhenians, (2 Mac 13:24) whose chief city, Gerrha, is mentioned by Strabo as lying between Gaza and Pelusium in Egypt.

Amalekites <06003> [the Amalekites.]

approach <0935> [as thou goest.]




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