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1 Re 2:19
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Bath-Sceba si rec dunque dal re Salomone per parlargli in favore di Adonijah. Il re si alz per andarle incontro, si inchin davanti a lei, poi si pose a sedere sul suo trono e fece mettere un trono per la madre del re, ed ella si sedette alla sua destra.
Batseba dunque venne al re Salomone, per parlargli per Adonia. E il re si levò a incontrarla, e le s’inchinò. Poi si pose a sedere sopra il suo trono, e fece mettere un seggio per sua madre; ed ella si pose a sedere alla man destra di esso.
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
rose up: Exodus 20:12, Leviticus 19:3, Leviticus 19:32
she sat: Psalms 45:9, Psalms 110:1, Matthew 25:33
Reciprocal: Genesis 31:35 - rise up Genesis 48:12 - he bowed himself Exodus 18:7 - went Proverbs 31:28 - children Matthew 20:21 - the one
Gill's Notes on the Bible
Bathsheba therefore went unto King Solomon, to speak unto him for Adonijah,.... She went from her own house to the palace; for she might not live at court; or however had an apartment to herself, from whence she went to the king with her suit in favour of Adonijah:
and the king rose up to meet her, and bowed himself unto her; upon her entrance into the presence chamber, in honour to her as a parent, he rose up from his throne, and made his obeisance to her, as a dutiful son:
and sat down on his throne, and caused a seat to be set for the king's mother; a magnificent seat or throne, as the word is, was ordered to be set for her:
and she sat on his right hand; where he placed her in honour to her as his mother; so Nero a placed Tiridates king of Armenia at his right hand, to do him honour.
a Suetonius in Vit. Neron. c. 13.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
A seat - Or, âa throne.â We have here a proof of the high dignity of the Queen-mother. Compare also 1Ki 15:13; 2 Kings 11:1-3. In the Persian court the Queen-mother had often the chief power.
