Or, sitting (as the word frequently denotes) among the children of Heth, at the gate of the city, where all public business was transacted. Ephron, though a chief man, might have been personally unknown to Abraham; but now he answers for himself, making a free tender of the field and cave to Abraham, in the presence of all the people, which amounted to a legal conveyance to the Patriarch.

didengar(TB)/pendengaran(TL) <0241> [audience. Heb. ears. all that.]

18 34:20,24 Ru 4:1-4 Job 29:7 Isa 28:6 [Semua]

kota(TB)/negeri(TL) <05892> [his.]

24:10 Mt 9:1 Lu 2:3,4 [Semua]

23:10

bani Het,

Kej 23:18

pintu gerbang

Kej 18:1; [Lihat FULL. Kej 18:1]; Ul 22:15; 25:7; Yos 20:4; Rut 4:11; 2Sam 15:2; 2Raj 15:35; Mazm 127:5; Ams 31:23; Yer 26:10; 36:10 [Semua]

23:11

tuanku(TB)/tuan(TL) <0113> [my lord.]

6 2Sa 24:20-24 1Ch 21:22-24 Isa 32:8 [Semua]

mata(TB)/hadapan(TL) <05869> [in the.]

18 Nu 35:30 De 17:6 19:15 Ru 4:1,4,9,11 Jer 32:7-12 Lu 19:24 [Semua]

itu kuberikan

membayar ............ menguburkan(TB)/membayar ............. menanamkan(TL) <05414 06912> [I will.]

14:22,23 2Sa 24:24 Ac 20:35 Ro 13:8 Php 4:5-8 Col 4:5 Heb 13:5 [Semua]

23:15

empat(TB/TL) <0702> [is worth.]

Though the words "is worth" are not in the Text, yet they are clearly implied, to adapt the Hebrew to the English idiom. A shekel, according to the general opinion, was equal in value to about 2s. 6d. of our money, but according to Dr. Prideaux, 3s. English. In those early times, money was given in weight; for it is said (ver. 16.) that "Abraham weighed," {wayishkal,} the silver; and hence, we find that it was a certain weight which afterwards passed as a current coin; for the word shekel is not only used to denote a piece of sliver, but also to weigh.

syikal(TB/TL) <08255> [shekels.]

Ex 30:15 Eze 45:12 [Semua]

23:15

syikal perak,

Yeh 45:12

23:16

ditimbangnyalah(TB)/ditimbangkan(TL) <08254> [weighed.]