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La Riveduta Bibbia
1 Samuele 20:37
E quando il ragazzo fu giunto al luogo dov’era la freccia che Gionathan avea tirata Gionathan gli gridò dietro: "La freccia non è essa di là da te?"
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La Nuova Diodati
Quando il ragazzo giunse sul luogo dove si trovava la freccia che Gionathan aveva tirato, Gionathan gli grid dietro: "La freccia non forse oltre te?".
Quando il ragazzo giunse sul luogo dove si trovava la freccia che Gionathan aveva tirato, Gionathan gli grid dietro: "La freccia non forse oltre te?".
Giovanni Diodati Bibbia
E, come il garzone fu giunto al segno, al quale Gionatan avea tratte le saette, Gionatan gridò dietro a lui, e disse: Le saette non sono elleno di là da te?
E, come il garzone fu giunto al segno, al quale Gionatan avea tratte le saette, Gionatan gridò dietro a lui, e disse: Le saette non sono elleno di là da te?
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Gill's Notes on the Bible
And when the lad was come to the place of the arrow which Jonathan had shot,.... To the mark which he told him he should shoot at, and whereabout he might expect to find the arrow:
Jonathan cried after the lad, and said, [is] not the arrow beyond thee? he cried with a loud voice and said this, not so much that the lad might hear him, but that David, who lay hid near the place, might hear him; so that if they had no opportunity of seeing and conversing with each other through any person going by at that time, David might know by this sign that evil was determined against him, and must flee for his life; the Syriac and Vulgate Latin versions read, "behold, the arrow is beyond thee"; so Noldius k.
k Concord. Ebr. Part. p. 265. No. 1141.