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Jueces 9:35

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35 Gaal estaba parado junto a las puertas de la ciudad cuando Abimelec y su ejército salieron de su escondite.

Jueces 9:35 Meaning and Commentary

Judges 9:35

And Gaul the son or Ebed went out
He rose up early that morning, being a man of vigilance and activity, and perhaps had some intelligence of the preparations of Abimelech, his design against the city, though he did not expect he was so near at hand:

and stood in the entering of the gate of the city;
to see whether the guards were on their duty within, and whether he could observe any thing without, any approaching danger:

and Abimelech rose up, and the people that were with him, from lying in
wait;
came out of their ambush, and appeared just as Gaul was at the gate.

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Jueces 9:35 In-Context

33 Por la mañana, a la salida del sol, ataca la ciudad. Cuando Gaal y los que lo acompañan salgan contra ti, podrás hacer con ellos lo que quieras».
34 Entonces Abimelec y todos sus hombres fueron de noche, se dividieron en cuatro grupos y se posicionaron alrededor de Siquem.
35 Gaal estaba parado junto a las puertas de la ciudad cuando Abimelec y su ejército salieron de su escondite.
36 Al verlos, Gaal le dijo a Zebul:
—¡Mira, hay gente bajando de las cumbres!
—Parecen hombres pero son nada más sombras reflejadas en las colinas —contestó Zebul.
37 Pero Gaal insistió:
—¡No! Hay gente bajando de las colinas.
Y otro grupo viene por el camino que pasa por el Roble de los Adivinos.

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