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2 Cronache 25:13

Listen to 2 Cronache 25:13
13 Ma le schiere che Amasia avea rimandate, acciocchè non andassero con lui alla guerra, scorsero sopra le città di Giuda, da Samaria, fino in Bet-horon; e percossero tremila uomini di quella, e fecero una gran preda.

2 Cronache 25:13 Meaning and Commentary

2 Chronicles 25:13

But the soldiers of the army which Amaziah sent back, that
they should not go with him to battle,
&e.] The 100,000 men hired out of Israel, whom he dismissed before he went against Edom:

fell upon the cities of Judah, from Samaria even unto Bethhoron;
which, though it formerly belonged to Ephraim, had been taken by the men of Judah; they did not fall on these as they returned home, for then it would have been said from Bethhoron to Samaria: but after they had returned home, they meditated this piece of revenge for the ill treatment of them, as they reckoned it:

and smote three thousand of them;
of the inhabitants of the cities, who rose up and opposed them:

and took much spoil;
out of them, and went their way with it.

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2 Cronache 25:13 In-Context

11 Ed Amasia si fortificò, e condusse la sua gente; e andò alla valle del sale, e percosse i figliuoli di Seir, in numero di diecimila.
12 I figliuoli di Giuda presero eziandio prigioni diecimila uomini vivi, e li menarono in cima di Sela, e li gittarono a basso dalla rupe; e tutti creparono.
13 Ma le schiere che Amasia avea rimandate, acciocchè non andassero con lui alla guerra, scorsero sopra le città di Giuda, da Samaria, fino in Bet-horon; e percossero tremila uomini di quella, e fecero una gran preda.
14 Ed Amasia, ritornando dalla sconfitta degl’Idumei, portò gl’iddii de’ figliuoli di Seir, e se li rizzò per dii, e li adorò, e fece loro profumi.
15 Laonde l’ira del Signore si accese contro ad Amasia; ed egli gli mandò un profeta a dirgli: Perchè hai tu ricercati gl’iddii di un popolo, i quali non hanno salvato il lor proprio popolo dalla tua mano?
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