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1 Kronieken 18:2

Listen to 1 Kronieken 18:2
2 Hij sloeg ook de Moabieten, alzo dat de Moabieten Davids knechten werden, brengende geschenken.

1 Kronieken 18:2 Meaning and Commentary

1 Chronicles 18:18

And he brought the ram for the burnt offering
One of the two he was ordered to take, ( Leviticus 8:2 )

and Aaron and his sons laid their hands on the head of the ram;
as they had done before on the head of the bullock, see ( Leviticus 8:14 ) their right hands, as the Targum of Jonathan, and that at the same time; not first Aaron and then his sons, as a famous grammarian, Aben Ezra makes mention of, thought; but, as he himself says, they laid them on together.

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1 Kronieken 18:2 In-Context

1 Het geschiedde nu na dezen, dat David de Filistijnen sloeg, en hen ten onderbracht; en hij nam Gath, en haar onderhorige plaatsen, uit der Filistijnen hand.
2 Hij sloeg ook de Moabieten, alzo dat de Moabieten Davids knechten werden, brengende geschenken.
3 David sloeg ook Hadar-ezer, den koning van Zoba, naar Hamath toe, toen hij heentoog, om zijn hand te stellen aan de rivier Frath.
4 En David nam hem duizend wagens af, en zeven duizend ruiters, en twintig duizend man te voet; en David ontzenuwde al de wagen paarden; doch hij behield honderd wagens daarvan over.
5 En de Syriers van Damaskus kwamen, om Hadar-ezer, den koning van Zoba, te helpen; maar David sloeg van de Syriers twee en twintig duizend man.
The Dutch Staten Vertaling translation is in the public domain.

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