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1 Samuel 9:3
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Aber Kis, der Vater Sauls, hatte seine Eselinnen verloren. Und Kis sprach zu seinem Sohne Saul: Nimm doch einen der Knaben mit dir und mache dich auf, gehe hin und suche die Eselinnen!
Es hatte aber Kis, der Vater Sauls, seine Eselinnen verloren; und er sprach zu seinem Sohn Saul: Nimm der Knechte einen mit dir, mache dich auf, gehe hin und suche die Eselinnen.
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1 Samuel 10:2, Judges 5:10, Judges 10:4
Reciprocal: 1 Samuel 9:20 - three days ago 1 Samuel 10:14 - And he said
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And the asses of Kish, Saul's father, were lost,.... Had got out of the stables or fields, in which they were kept, and strayed from thence:
and Kish said to Saul his son, take now one of the servants with thee, and arise, go seek the asses; he chose not to send his servants only, who might not be so careful and diligent in searching for them, but his son, and not him alone, but a servant with him to wait upon him, and assist him. And it was quite agreeable to the simplicity of those times for persons of equal or greater substance to be employed in such an affair; asses made a considerable part of the wealth and riches of men, were rode upon by persons of quality, and were fed and taken care of by the sons of dukes and princes; see Job 1:3. The Jews w have a tradition, that this servant was Doeg the Edomite.
w Hieron. Trad. Heb. in Paralip, fol. 83. A.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse 1 Samuel 9:3. The asses of Kish - were lost — What a wonderful train of occurrences were connected in order to bring Saul to the throne of Israel! Every thing seems to go on according to the common course of events, and yet all conspired to favour the election of a man to the kingdom who certainly did not come there by the approbation of God.
Asses grow to great perfection in the East; and at this time, as there were no horses in Judea, they were very useful; and on them kings and princes rode.
