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1 Samuël 14:34
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En Saul sprak verder: Verspreidt u onder het volk en zegt tot hen, dat een ieder zijnen os en zijne schapen tot mij brenge en die hier slachte, opdat gij ze eet, en niet zondigt tegen den Heer door te eten met het bloed. Toen bracht al het volk in dien nacht ieder zijnen os aan zijne hand, en zij slachtten ze aldaar.
Verder sprak Saul: Verstrooit u onder het volk, en zegt tot hen: Brengt tot mij een iegelijk zijn os, en een iegelijk zijn schaap, en slacht het hier, en eet, en bezondigt u niet aan den HEERE, die etende met het bloed. Toen bracht al het volk een iegelijk zijn os met zijn hand, des nachts, en slachtte ze aldaar.
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from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
with him: Heb. in his hand, 1 Samuel 14:34
Reciprocal: Genesis 9:4 - the life Leviticus 7:26 - ye shall eat
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And Saul said, disperse yourselves among the people,.... In the camp, some one way, and some another, and make proclamation throughout it; this he said to some of his officers, whom he sent out as heralds, to publish his will and pleasure:
and say unto them, bring me hither every man his ox, and every man his sheep, and slay them here; on the great stone he had ordered to roll to the place where he was:
and eat them; in the same place, being rightly slain, and the blood let out; all this was to be done, the slaying of the beasts, and eating them, in the presence of Saul, and under his inspection, that every thing might be done decently, and in order, and according to the law of God:
and sin not against the Lord, in eating with the blood; as some of them had done, 1 Samuel 14:32 and all the people brought every man his ox with him; and his sheep also, though not expressed, yet to be supplied from the preceding clause: and these every man brought "with him that night"; the Jewish Rabbins c are divided about these creatures slain, whether for sacrifices or common food; and those that think sacrifices are meant dispute whether it was lawful to slay them in the night, which some allow to be lawful, if on a small and private altar, but not upon a large and public one; but these were slain no doubt for common food, which all agree might be slain in the night:
and slew them there; before Saul, and on the great stone rolled unto him.
c T. Bab. Zebachim, fol. 120. 1.