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2 Samuele 1:7

Listen to 2 Samuele 1:7
7 Allora egli, voltosi indietro, mi vide, e mi chiamò. Ed io gli dissi: Eccomi.

2 Samuele 1:7 Meaning and Commentary

2 Samuel 1:7

And when he looked behind him
To see how near the enemy was, and who were pursuing him:

he saw me, and called unto me;
by which it should rather seem that he belonged to the Philistines than to the Israelites, and as his being an Amalekite shows; for such an one would hardly be admitted among the latter, though it is most likely he was with neither, but happened to come that way just at that time:

and I answered, here [am] I;
ready to hear what thou hast to say, and do thy pleasure.

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2 Samuele 1:7 In-Context

5 E Davide disse al giovane che gli raccontava queste cose: Come sai tu che Saulle, e Gionatan, suo figliuolo, sieno morti?
6 E il giovane che gli raccontava queste cose, gli disse: Io mi scontrai a caso nel monte di Ghilboa; ed ecco, Saulle era chinato sopra la sua lancia, e già i carri e la gente a cavallo lo stringevano di presso.
7 Allora egli, voltosi indietro, mi vide, e mi chiamò. Ed io gli dissi: Eccomi.
8 E egli mi disse: Chi sei tu? Ed io gli disse: Io sono Amalechita.
9 Ed egli mi disse: Mettimi, ti prego, il piede addosso, e fammi morire; perciocchè questa armatura di maglia mi ha rattenuto; e tutta la mia vita è ancora in me.
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