1 Samuel 1:5

5 Sin embargo, a Ana, aunque la amaba, sólo le daba una porción selecta
porque el Señor
no le había dado hijos.

1 Samuel 1:5 Meaning and Commentary

1 Samuel 1:5

But unto Hannah he gave a worthy portion
Or, one choice portion, as the Targum; the best part or portion in the peace offering, of what the priest had not; he had the breast and the right shoulder, the next best piece he gave to Hannah; and the word being of the dual number, some render it a double portion; others, "one part of two faces" F8; which Jerom interprets, which might be received with a cheerful countenance, it was so good and excellent in its kind; others interpret it that he gave it with a sorrowful F9 and displeased countenance, because of the reason following, that she had no children; but Ben Gersom understands it of a part or portion of meat that had two faces or appearances; that he gave her one of the pieces, one part of which was very fat, and the other had no fat on it, so that she might choose what she liked best:

for he loved Hannah;
loved her best, and therefore did everything to please her, and make her comfortable under her affliction for want of children, and to express his tender affection for her:

but the Lord had shut up her womb;
restrained her from conception, and bearing children; see ( Genesis 20:18 ) or "though the Lord had shut up her womb" F11; this did not abate his love to her.


FOOTNOTES:

F8 (Mypa txa hnm) "unam portionem duarum facicrum", Sanctius Belgae.
F9 Sic Stockins, p. 79.
F11 (hwhyw) "quanquam Jehovah", Piscator.

1 Samuel 1:5 In-Context

3 Cada año Elcana viajaba a la ciudad de Silo para adorar al Señor
de los Ejércitos Celestiales y ofrecerle sacrificios en el tabernáculo. Los sacerdotes del Señor
en ese tiempo eran los dos hijos de Elí: Ofni y Finees.
4 Cuando Elcana presentaba su sacrificio, les daba porciones de esa carne a Penina y a cada uno de sus hijos.
5 Sin embargo, a Ana, aunque la amaba, sólo le daba una porción selecta
porque el Señor
no le había dado hijos.
6 De manera que Penina se mofaba y se reía de Ana porque el Señor
no le había permitido tener hijos.
7 Año tras año sucedía lo mismo, Penina se burlaba de Ana mientras iban al tabernáculo.
En cada ocasión, Ana terminaba llorando y ni siquiera quería comer.
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