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Jueces 20:33

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33 Entonces todos los hombres de Israel se levantaron de sus puestos y se pusieron en orden de batalla en Baal-tamar; y los emboscados de Israel salieron de sus puestos, de Maareh-geba.

Jueces 20:33 Meaning and Commentary

Judges 20:33

And all the men of Israel rose up out of their place
The main body of the army, which fled before Benjamin, when they were come to a proper place, stopped, and rose up out of it, and stood in their own defence:

and put themselves in array at Baaltamar;
drew up in a line of battle at that place, facing their enemies, in order to engage with them: this place the Targum calls the plains of Jericho, that being the city of palm trees, which Tamar signifies; and so Jarchi interprets it; but these are too far off; it must be some place near Gibeah. Jerom F23 speaks of a little village in his time in those parts, called Bethamari, and may be thought to be this same place; perhaps in the times of the old Canaanites here was a grove of palm trees, in which Baal was worshipped, from whence it had its name:

and the liers in wait of Israel came forth out of their places, even
out of the meadows of Gibeah;
or plain of Gibeah, as the Targum; for as the city was built on a hill, at the bottom of it were a plain and fine meadows of grass, and here an ambush was placed at some little distance from the city; and when the army of the Benjaminites were drawn off from it, in pursuit of Israel, these came forth and placed themselves between them and the city.


FOOTNOTES:

F23 De loc. Heb. fol. 89. I.
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Jueces 20:33 In-Context

31 Y salieron los hijos de Benjamín contra el pueblo, siendo alejados de la ciudad; y comenzaron como las otras veces a herir y a matar a algunos del pueblo por los caminos, uno de los cuales sube a Betel y el otro a Guibeá, en campo abierto; mataron a unos treinta hombres de Israel.
32 Y los hijos de Benjamín dijeron: Están derrotados delante de nosotros como la primera vez. Pero los hijos de Israel dijeron: Huyamos para que los alejemos de la ciudad hacia los caminos.
33 Entonces todos los hombres de Israel se levantaron de sus puestos y se pusieron en orden de batalla en Baal-tamar; y los emboscados de Israel salieron de sus puestos, de Maareh-geba.
34 Cuando diez mil hombres escogidos de todo Israel fueron contra Guibeá, la batalla se hizo reñida; pero Benjamín no sabía que el desastre se le acercaba.
35 Y el SEÑOR hirió a Benjamín delante de Israel, de modo que los hijos de Israel destruyeron ese día a veinticinco mil cien hombres de Benjamín, todos los que sacaban espada.

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