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Esodo 2:18

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18 E com’esse giunsero da Reuel loro padre, questi disse: "Come mai siete tornate così presto oggi?"

Esodo 2:18 Meaning and Commentary

Exodus 2:18

And when they came to Reuel their father
Or Ragouel, as the Septuagint; and so Artapanus F19 calls him. The Targum of Jonathan has it, their father's father; and so Aben Ezra says he was; and is the sense of others, induced thereto by ( Numbers 10:29 ) , but it does not follow from thence: he said,

how is it that you are come so soon today?
it being not only sooner than they were wont to come, but perhaps their business was done in so short a time; that it was marvellous to him that it could be done in it, so quick a dispatch had Moses made, and they through his assistance; and especially it might be more strange, if it was usual, as it seems it was, to be molested by the shepherds.


FOOTNOTES:

F19 Ut supra. (Apud Euseb. Praepar. Evangel. l. 9. c. 27. p. 434.)
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Esodo 2:18 In-Context

16 Or il sacerdote di Madian aveva sette figliuole; ed esse vennero ad attinger acqua, e a riempire gli abbeveratoi per abbeverare il gregge del padre loro.
17 Ma sopraggiunsero i pastori, che le scacciarono. Allora Mosè si levò, prese la loro difesa, e abbeverò il loro gregge.
18 E com’esse giunsero da Reuel loro padre, questi disse: "Come mai siete tornate così presto oggi?"
19 Ed esse risposero: "Un Egiziano ci ha liberate dalle mani de’ pastori, e di più ci ha attinto l’acqua, ed ha abbeverato il gregge".
20 Ed egli disse alle sue figliuole: "E dov’è? Perché avete lasciato là quell’uomo? Chiamatelo, che prenda qualche cibo".
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