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1 Samuele 21:8

Listen to 1 Samuele 21:8
8 E Davide disse ad Ahimelec: Non hai tu qui a mano alcuna lancia o spada? perciocchè io non ho presa meco nè la mia spada, nè le mie armi; perchè l’affare del re premeva.

1 Samuele 21:8 Meaning and Commentary

1 Samuel 21:8

And David said unto Ahimelech
After he had given him some of the loaves of the shewbread:

and is there not here under thine hand spear or sword?
any weapon, meaning in the tabernacle, and in his keeping, and at his disposal; he knew the sword of Goliath was there, and perhaps had a principal view to it, and put this question in order to get that in his possession:

for I have neither brought my sword nor my weapons with me;
neither his sword, nor any part of his armour, but was come quite naked and unarmed and, as he pretended,

because the king's business required haste;
still continuing his lie; whereas the true reason was, he was let down in haste by his wife through a window of his house, and could not stay to take his armour with him; and had lain hid for some time, and passed incognito from place to place, and without armour, that he might be the less known and observed, and least suspected; though it may seem strange that Jonathan had not provided him with a sword.

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1 Samuele 21:8 In-Context

6 Il Sacerdote adunque gli diè del pane sacro; perciocchè quivi non era altro pane che i pani di presenza, ch’erano stati levati d’innanzi al Signore, per mettervi de’ pani caldi, il giorno stesso che quelli si erano levati.
7 Or in quel dì un uomo de’ servitori di Saulle, il cui nome era Doeg, Idumeo, il principale de’ mandriani di Saulle, era quivi rattenuto davanti al Signore.
8 E Davide disse ad Ahimelec: Non hai tu qui a mano alcuna lancia o spada? perciocchè io non ho presa meco nè la mia spada, nè le mie armi; perchè l’affare del re premeva.
9 E il Sacerdote rispose: Io ho la spada di Goliat Filisteo, il qual tu percotesti nella valle di Ela; ecco, ella è involta in un drappo dietro all’Efod; se tu te la vuoi pigliare, pigliala; perciocchè qui non ve n’è alcuna altra, se non quella. E Davide disse: Non ve n’è alcuna pari; dammela.
10 Allora Davide si levò, e in quel giorno se ne fuggì d’innanzi a Saulle, e venne ad Achis, re di Gat.
The Giovanni Diodati Bible is in the public domain.

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