1:2

dua(TB/TL) <08147> [two.]

Hana ........... Hana(TB)/Hanna ........... Hanna(TL) <02584> [but.]

1:2

dua isteri:

Kej 4:19; [Lihat FULL. Kej 4:19]

2:7

miskin .... kaya(TB)/menjadikan kaya(TL) <03423 06238> [maketh.]

merendahkan(TB/TL) <08213> [bringeth.]

2:7

membuat kaya;

Ul 8:18; [Lihat FULL. Ul 8:18]

dan meninggikan

Ayub 5:11; 40:12; Mazm 75:8; Yes 2:12; 13:11; 22:19; Dan 4:37 [Semua]

17:31

memanggil(TB)/panggil(TL) <03947> [sent for him. Heb. took him.]

The preceding twenty verses, from the 12th to the 31st inclusive, the 41st, and from the 54th to the end of this chapter, with the five first verses and the 9th, 10th, 11th, 17th, 18th, and 19th, of ch. 18, are all wanting in the Vatican copy of the LXX.; and they are supposed by Dr. Kennicott, and others, to be an interpolation. But, as Bp. Horsley observes, it appears, from many circumstances of the story, that David's combat with Goliath was many years prior to Saul's madness, and David's introduction to him as a musician. In the first place, David was quite a youth when he engaged with Goliath, (ver. 33, 42:) when introduced to Saul he was of full age, (ch. 16:18.) Again, this combat was his first appearance in public life, and his first military exploit, (ver. 36, 38, 39:) when introduced as a musician, he was a man of established character, and a man of war (ch. 16:18.) Now the just conclusion is, that the last ten verses of ch. 16 have been misplaced; their true place being between the ninth and tenth verses of ch. 18. Let them be removed there, and the whole apparent disorder will be removed.

18:13

menjauhkan(TB)/dijauhkan(TL) <05493> [removed.]

berada(TB)/keluar(TL) <03318> [he went out.]

Saul was sensible that the Lord was departed from him; while he perceived, with evident sorrow of heart, that the Lord had given David peculiar wisdom, and that he was with him to prosper all his undertakings. This increased the disquietude of his malevolent mind, and his dread of David as a prevailing rival: he therefore removed him from his presence. This impolitic step, however, served the more to ingratiate David with the people, by affording him the opportunity of leading them forth to victory over their enemies.

18:13

di depan

Bil 27:17

segala gerakan

2Sam 5:2

18:20

cinta Daud Daud(TB)/mengasihi ... Daud(TL) <0157 01732> [loved David.]

[Ge 29:18,20 34:3 Jud 16:4,15 2Sa 13:1 1Ki 11:1,2 Ho 3:2]

[pleased him. Heb. was right in his eyes.]

18:20

Tetapi Mikhal,

1Sam 18:28; Kej 29:26; [Lihat FULL. Kej 29:26] [Semua]

iapun menyetujuinya;

1Sam 18:29

19:7

dahulu(TB)/kelemarin(TL) <0865> [in times past. Heb. yesterday, third day.]

19:7

seperti dahulu.

1Sam 18:2,13; [Lihat FULL. 1Sam 18:2]; [Lihat FULL. 1Sam 18:13] [Semua]

21:10

larilah(TB)/lari(TL) <01272> [fled.]

Akhis(TB/TL) <0397> [Achish. or, Abimelech.]

Gat(TB/TL) <01661> [Gath.]

Jerome says there was a large town called Gath, in the way from Eleutheropolis to Gaza; and Eusebius speaks of another Gath, five miles from Eleutheropolis, towards Lydda, (and consequently different from that mentioned by Jerome;) and also of another Gath, between Jamnia and Antipatris. It appears to have been the extreme boundary of the Philistine territory in one direction, as Ekron was on the other, (ch. 7:14; 17:52,) and lay near Mareshah, (2 Ch 11:8. Mic 1:14,) which agrees pretty well with the position assigned it by Jerome. But Reland and Dr. Wells agree with Eusebius; and the authors of the Universal History (b. i. c. 7) place it about six miles form Jamnia, fourteen south of Joppa, and thirty-two west of Jerusalem.

21:10

Judul : Daud di Gat

Perikop : 1Sam 21:10-15

sampailah

1Sam 25:13; 27:2 [Semua]