1 Samuel 23:7

7 Cuando se avisó a Saúl que David había ido a Keila, Saúl dijo: Dios lo ha entregado en mi mano, pues se ha encerrado entrando en una ciudad con doble puerta y barras.

1 Samuel 23:7 Meaning and Commentary

1 Samuel 23:7

And it was told Saul that David was come to Keilah
No doubt it was told him what he came thither for, to relieve it, and deliver it out of the hands of the Philistines, and what success he had; which one would have thought would have reconciled his mind to him, and made him think well of them; but instead of that, it only led him to contrive mischief against him:

and Saul said, God hath delivered him into mine hand;
as if the success he had given to David was against, him, and in favour of Saul:

for he is shut in, by entering into a town that hath gates and bars;
while he betook himself to caves, and fields, and woods, he had no great hopes of finding him out, and coming up with him, and seizing him; but now he had got into a fortified place, enclosed with walls, and that had gates to it, kept bolted and barred; when he brought his army against it, and surrounded it, he imagined he would not be able to get out, and escape his hands.

1 Samuel 23:7 In-Context

5 Y David y sus hombres fueron a Keila y pelearon contra los filisteos; y él se llevó sus ganados y los hirió con gran mortandad. Así libró David a los habitantes de Keila.

6 Y sucedió que cuando Abiatar, hijo de Ahimelec, huyó a donde estaba David en Keila, descendió con un efod en la mano.

7 Cuando se avisó a Saúl que David había ido a Keila, Saúl dijo: Dios lo ha entregado en mi mano, pues se ha encerrado entrando en una ciudad con doble puerta y barras.

8 Y convocó Saúl a todo el pueblo a la guerra, para descender a Keila a fin de cercar a David y sus hombres.

9 Y David supo que Saúl tramaba el mal contra él; así que le dijo al sacerdote Abiatar: Trae el efod.