the Week of Proper 6 / Ordinary 11
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1 Samuel 8:12
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ia akan menjadikan mereka kepala pasukan seribu dan kepala pasukan lima puluh; mereka akan membajak ladangnya dan mengerjakan penuaian baginya; senjata-senjatanya dan perkakas keretanya akan dibuat mereka.
dan hendak dijadikannya mereka itu kepala atas orang seribu dan kepala atas orang lima puluh, dan akan penenggala bendangnya dan akan orang penuai perhumaannya dan akan pandai yang memperbuatkan senjata perangnya dan lagi segala perkakas ratanya.
Contextual Overview
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
appoint: 1 Chronicles 27:1-22
and will set: 1 Kings 4:7, 1 Kings 4:22, 1 Kings 4:23, 1 Kings 4:27, 1 Kings 4:28, 2 Chronicles 32:28, 2 Chronicles 32:29
Reciprocal: Genesis 45:6 - earing Exodus 18:21 - rulers of thousands Exodus 34:21 - earing Deuteronomy 1:15 - captains over thousands 1 Samuel 18:13 - removed 1 Samuel 22:7 - captains 2 Samuel 18:1 - captains of thousands 1 Kings 9:22 - but they were men 1 Chronicles 12:18 - captains of the band 1 Chronicles 15:25 - captains 2 Chronicles 8:9 - they were men 2 Chronicles 25:5 - captains over thousands Ecclesiastes 5:9 - the king Isaiah 3:3 - captain Isaiah 30:24 - ear the ground Micah 5:2 - thousands
Cross-References
The fountaynes also of the deepe, and the windowes of heauen were stopped, and the rayne from heauen was restrayned.
And the waters from the earth returned, goyng and comming agayne: and after the ende of the hundreth and fiftith day, the waters were abated.
And the waters were goyng and decreasing vntyll the tenth moneth: In the tenth moneth, and in the first day of the same moneth, were the toppes of the mountaynes seene.
And after the ende of the fourtith day, it came to passe [that] Noah opened the wyndowe of the arke which he had made,
And he sent foorth a Rauen, whiche went out, goyng foorth, and returnyng, vntyll the waters were dryed vp vpon the earth.
And agayne he sent foort a Doue from him, that he myght see yf the waters were abated from the vpper face of the grounde.
And he abode yet other seuen dayes, and agayne he sent foorth the Doue out of the arke:
Attende thou [therfore] vpon God, be of a good courage, and he will comfort thine heart: [I say] attende thou vpon God.
And I wyll wayte vpon the Lorde that hideth his face from the house of Iacob, and I wyll loke for him.
And in that day it shalbe sayde, lo this is our God, we haue wayted for hym, and he shall saue vs, this is the Lorde in whom we haue hoped, we wyll be merie and reioyce in the saluation [that commeth] of hym.
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And he will appoint him captains over thousands, and captains over fifties,.... Which though posts of honour, yet when they are not matter of choice, and especially being precarious, and depending on the arbitrary will of a prince, are not eligible, and less so to persons that choose another sort of life:
and [will set] them to ear his ground; to plough it; not the same persons made captains of thousands and fifties, but others, whom he will employ in tilling and manuring his fields, and oblige them to it:
and to reap his harvest; when it is ripe, and gather it in, and bring it home into his barns and garners:
and to make his instruments of war: as swords, spears, bows and arrows, most commonly used in those times:
and instruments of chariots; which seem to design chariots of war, and the iron spikes and scythes which were joined to them, to cut down the foot soldiers, when driven among them in battle, which are commonly called chariots of iron; see Joshua 17:16.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
This organization was as old as the time of Moses Numbers 31:14; Deuteronomy 1:15, and prevailed among the Philistines also 1 Samuel 29:2. The civil and military divisions were identical, and the civil officers were the same as the captains of thousands, hundreds, fifties, and tens, in time of war.
To ear his ground - literally, “to plow his plowing.” “To ear” is an old English word, now obsolete, for to plow.