Jueces 4:19

19 —Dame un poco de agua, por favor —le dijo él—. Tengo sed.
Así que ella le dio leche de una bolsa de cuero y volvió a cubrirlo.

Jueces 4:19 Meaning and Commentary

Judges 4:19

And he said unto her, give me, I pray thee, a little water to
drink, for I am thirsty
Which might be occasioned by the heat of the battle, and by the heat of the day, and by heat in running; he asks for a little water, that being very desirable by persons athirst. Some think he did not ask for wine, because he knew the Kenites did not drink any, and so of course kept none in their tents; but though this was the custom of the Rechabites, who were the same with the Kenites, ( Jeremiah 35:8 ) ; yet it is very probable this custom had not yet obtained among them, since it was enjoined by Jonadab their father, who lived in the times of Jehu, ( 2 Kings 10:15 ) ;

and she opened a bottle of milk, and gave him to drink;
which she did either out of courtesy, being a better liquor, or with design to throw him into a sleep, which milk inclines to, making heavy, as all the Jewish commentators observe; though Josephus F14 has no authority to say, as he does? that the milk she gave him was bad and corrupt:

and covered him:
again, after he had taken a draught of milk, which it seems she poured into a dish with the cream on it, see ( Judges 5:25 ) .


FOOTNOTES:

F14 Ut supra. (Antiqu. l. 5. c. 5. sect. 1.)

Jueces 4:19 In-Context

17 Mientras tanto, Sísara corrió hasta la carpa de Jael, la esposa de Heber, el ceneo, porque la familia de Heber tenía amistad con el rey Jabín, de Hazor.
18 Jael salió al encuentro de Sísara y le dijo:
—Entre en mi carpa, señor. Venga. No tenga miedo.
Así que él entró en la carpa, y ella lo cubrió con una manta.
19 —Dame un poco de agua, por favor —le dijo él—. Tengo sed.
Así que ella le dio leche de una bolsa de cuero y volvió a cubrirlo.
20 —Párate en la puerta de la carpa —le dijo a ella—. Si alguien viene y pregunta si hay alguien adentro, dile que no.
21 Pero cuando Sísara se durmió por tanto agotamiento, Jael se le acercó en silencio con un martillo y una estaca en la mano. Entonces le clavó la estaca en la sien hasta que quedó clavada en el suelo, y así murió.
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