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Giosué 7:1-6

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1 MA i figliuoli d’Israele commisero misfatto intorno all’interdetto; perciocchè Acan, figliuolo di Carmi, figliuolo di Zabdi, figliuolo di Zera, della tribù di Giuda, prese dell’interdetto; laonde l’ira del Signore si accese contro a’ figliuoli d’Israele.
2 E Giosuè mandò degli uomini da Gerico in Ai, che è vicino di Bet-aven, dal lato Orientale di Betel, e disse loro: Salite e spiate il paese. Ed essi salirono, e spiarono Ai.
3 Poi tornarono a Giosuè, e gli dissero: Tutto il popolo non salga; salgano solo intorno a due o tremila uomini, e percoteranno Ai; non istancar tutto il popolo, facendolo andar là; perciocchè in Ai son poca gente.
4 Così salirono là intorno a tremila uomini del popolo, i quali fuggirono davanti alla gente d’Ai.
5 E la gente d’Ai ne percosse intorno a trentasei uomini, e li perseguirono d’appresso alla porta fino in Sebarim, e li percossero nella scesa; laonde il cuor del popolo si strusse, e divenne come acqua.
6 E Giosuè si stracciò i vestimenti, e cadde in su la sua faccia in terra davanti all’Arca del Signore, e stette così infino alla sera, egli, e gli Anziani d’Israele; e si gittarono della polvere in sul capo.
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Giosué 7:1-6 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO JOSHUA 7

For the trespass of Achan the children of Israel were smitten and put to flight by the men of Ai, Jos 7:1-5; which gave him and the elders of the people great concern, both for Israel and for the name of the Lord, which was expressed by Joshua in prayer to God, Jos 7:6-9; when the Lord informed him of the reason of it, and gave him directions for finding out the guilty person, and for the punishment of him, Jos 7:10-15; which directions Joshua followed, and the person was found out, who being urged to a confession made one, Jos 7:16-21; upon which he and all he had, with the things he had taken, were burnt with fire, Jos 7:22-26.

Taken from John Gill's Exposition of the Bible
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