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2 Samuel 12:26

Listen to 2 Samuel 12:26
26 David conquista Rabá
Mientras tanto, Joab luchaba contra la ciudad de Rabá, la capital de Amón, y tomó las fortificaciones reales.

2 Samuel 12:26 Meaning and Commentary

2 Samuel 12:26

And Joab fought against Rabbah of the children of Ammon
Of his being sent against it, and of his besieging it, we read in ( 2 Samuel 11:1 ) ; but it can hardly be thought that he had been so long besieging it, as that David had two children by Bathsheba; but the account of the finishing of it is placed here, that the story concerning Bathsheba might lie together without any interruption:

and took the royal city;
or that part of it in which the king's palace was, and which, as Abarbinel observes, was without the city, as the palaces of kings now usually are.

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2 Samuel 12:26 In-Context

24 Luego David consoló a Betsabé, su esposa, y se acostó con ella. Entonces ella quedó embarazada y dio a luz un hijo, y David
lo llamó Salomón. El Señor
amó al niño
25 y mandó decir por medio del profeta Natán que deberían llamarlo Jedidías (que significa «amado del Señor
») como el Señor
había ordenado.
26 David conquista Rabá
Mientras tanto, Joab luchaba contra la ciudad de Rabá, la capital de Amón, y tomó las fortificaciones reales.
27 Entonces Joab envió mensajeros a David para decirle: «He peleado contra Rabá y he capturado el suministro de agua.
28 Ahora traiga al resto del ejército y tome la ciudad; de lo contrario, yo seré quien la conquiste y reciba el reconocimiento por la victoria».

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