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1 Samuele 23:8

Listen to 1 Samuele 23:8
8 Saulle adunque con bando pubblico adunò tutto il popolo, per andare alla guerra, e per iscendere in Cheila, ed assediar Davide e la sua gente.

1 Samuele 23:8 Meaning and Commentary

1 Samuel 23:8

And Saul called all the people together to war
Or "caused [them] to hear" F13 summoned them by an herald, whom he sent into all parts of the kingdom to proclaim war, and require them in his name to attend him; which was the prerogative of a king to do:

to go down to Keilah, to besiege David and his men;
that was what he privately intended, but the pretence was to make war against the Philistines.


FOOTNOTES:

F13 (emvy) "fecit audire", Montanus, Piscator.
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1 Samuele 23:8 In-Context

6 Or avvenne, quando Ebiatar, figliuolo di Ahimelec, fuggì a Davide in Cheila, che l’Efod gli cadde nelle mani.
7 E fu rapportato a Saulle, che Davide era venuto in Cheila. E Saulle disse: Iddio me lo ha dato nelle mani; conciossiachè egli si sia venuto a rinchiudere in una città che ha porte e sbarre.
8 Saulle adunque con bando pubblico adunò tutto il popolo, per andare alla guerra, e per iscendere in Cheila, ed assediar Davide e la sua gente.
9 Ma Davide, avendo saputo che Saulle gli macchinava questo male, disse al sacerdote Ebiatar: Accosta l’Efod.
10 Poi Davide disse: O Signore Iddio d’Israele, il tuo servitore ha inteso per certo che Saulle cerca di venire in Cheila, per guastar la città per cagion mia.
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