2 Samuel 6:5
David <01732> [David.]
<01265> [on all manner.]
This place should doubtless be corrected from the parallel place, 1 Ch 13:8; where, instead of {bechol ƒtzey beroshim,} which is literally, "with all trees or wood of fir," we read {bechol “z oovesheerim,} "with all their might, and with songs." This makes a good sense, while the former makes none: the LXX. have the same reading here, [en ischui, kai en odais.]
2 Samuel 7:9
went <01980> [And I was.]
defeated <03772> [cut off.]
before <06440> [out of thy sight. Heb. from thy face. a great.]
famous <08034> [like unto.]
2 Samuel 7:22
great <01431> [Wherefore.]
God <0430> [none.]
2 Samuel 8:6
garrisons <05333> [garrisons.]
subjects <05650> [became.]
Lord <03068> [the Lord.]
2 Samuel 14:25
Israel <03478> [But in all Israel, etc. Heb. And as Absalom there was not a beautiful man in all Israel to praise greatly.]
sole <03709> [from the sole.]
2 Samuel 15:10
spies <07270> [spies.]
rules <04427> [reigneth.]
Hebron <02275> [Hebron.]
2 Samuel 20:14
Abel <059> [Abel.]
Or rather, probably, Abel of Beth-Maachah, as in the next verse. It appears, from Joab having marched "through all the tribes of Israel," to have been situated in the northern confines of the land of Israel, and in the half tribe of Manasseh, east of Jordan, as that was the situation of Maachah, to which it belonged. This agrees with the situation of the Abela which Eusebius and Jerome place between Paneas, or C‘sarea Philippi, and Damascus. Josephus says it was a fortified city, and a metropolis of the Israelites; and also that it belonged to the ten tribes, having been taken from the king of Damascus.
Berite <01276> [Berites.]
[Beeroth.]
2 Samuel 21:5
man <0376> [The man.]
schemed <01819> [devised. or, cut us off.]
