8:1

takut .... tawar hati gentar(TB)/takut(TL) <03372 02865> [Fear not.]

bawalah ... tentara .... orang ........... rakyatnya ........ rakyatnya(TB)/Ambillah(TL) <03947 05971> [take all.]

It would seem, from this verse, that all that were capable of bearing arms were to march out of the camp on this occasion: 30,000 formed an ambuscade in one place; and 5,000 were placed in another, who all gained their positions in the night. With the rest of the army, Joshua appeared the next morning before Ai, which the men of that city would naturally suppose was the whole of the Israelitish force and, consequently, be the more emboldened to come out and attack them. Some, however, think that 30,000 men were the whole that were employed on this occasion, 5,000 of whom were placed in ambush on the west of the city, between Bethel and Ai (ver. 12,) and, with the rest, Joshua appeared before the city in the morning. The king, seeing but about 25,000 coming against him, though he had but 12,000 persons in the whole city (ver. 25), determined to risk a battle, issued out, and was defeated by stratagem.

Ketahuilah ... serahkan ........ menyerahkan(TB)/bahwasanya(TL) <07200 05414> [see, I have.]

8:1

Judul : Ai dibinasakan

Perikop : Yos 8:1-29

Janganlah takut

Kej 26:24; Ul 31:6 [Semua]

tawar hati;

Bil 14:9; [Lihat FULL. Bil 14:9]; Ul 1:21; [Lihat FULL. Ul 1:21] [Semua]

seluruh tentara

Yos 10:7

ke Ai.

Yos 7:2; 9:3; 10:1; 12:9 [Semua]

Aku serahkan

Yos 6:2; [Lihat FULL. Yos 6:2]

22:4

mengaruniakan(TB)/dikaruniakan(TL) <05117> [given rest.]

<03212> [get.]

22:4

mengaruniakan keamanan

Kel 33:14; [Lihat FULL. Kel 33:14]

ke kemahmu,

Bil 32:22; Ul 3:20 [Semua]

seberang Yordan.

Bil 32:18; Yos 1:13-15; [Lihat FULL. Yos 1:13] s/d 15 [Semua]

22:30

baik(TB)/dibenarkannyalah(TL) <03190> [it pleased them. Heb. it was good in their eyes.]

It is remarkable, that Joshua is not once named in this transaction; but this only shews, that he did not in his old age assume any regal authority, but left the elders and magistrates to conduct the general business, only acting himself when great occasions made it necessary. Yet we cannot doubt, that his wisdom and piety influenced the counsels of the elders and people at this time.