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2 Samuel 12:26

Listen to 2 Samuel 12:26
26 Y Joab peleaba contra Rabba de los hijos de Amm贸n, y tom贸 la ciudad real.

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 Y consol贸 David 谩 Bath-sheba su mujer, y entrando 谩 ella, durmi贸 con ella; y pari贸 un hijo, y llam贸 su nombre Salom贸n, al cual am贸 Jehov谩:
25 Que envi贸 por mano de Nath谩n profeta, y llam贸 su nombre Jedidiah, 谩 causa de Jehov谩.
26 Y Joab peleaba contra Rabba de los hijos de Amm贸n, y tom贸 la ciudad real.
27 Entonces envi贸 Joab mensajeros 谩 David, diciendo: Yo he peleado contra Rabba, y he tomado la ciudad de las aguas.
28 Junta pues ahora el pueblo que queda, y asienta campo contra la ciudad, y t贸mala; porque tomando yo la ciudad, no se llame de mi nombre.
The Reina-Valera Antigua (1602) is in the public domain.

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