I Księga Samuela 19:24

Biblia Brzeska

A tak zwlókszy odzienie swoje, prorokował też i sam przed Samuelem, a leżał nagim przez on cały dzień i noc. Stądże weszło w przypowieść: Izali też Saul miedzy proroki?

Parallel Translations

Biblia Gdańska (1632)
I zewlekł też sam szaty swoje, a prorokował i on przed Samuelem, a padłszy leżał nagim przez on cały dzień i przez całą noc; stądże weszło w przypowieść: Azaż i Saul między prorokami?

Nowe Przymierze Zaremba
Tam też i on zdjął swoje szaty i także on prorokował przed Samuelem, a potem padł i leżał nagi przez cały ten dzień i przez całą noc. Dlatego powiadają: Czy również Saul jest między prorokami?

Nowa Biblia Gdańska (2012)
A wtedy i on zdjął swoje szaty oraz sam prorokował wobec Samuela, i przeleżał tam rozebrany przez cały ten dzień oraz całą noc. Dlatego się mówi: Czyż i Saul pomiędzy prorokami ?

Biblia Tysiąclecia
I zewlekł też sam szaty swoje, a prorokował i on przed Samuelem, a padłszy leżał nagim przez on cały dzień i przez całą noc; stądże weszło w przypowieść: Azaż i Saul między prorokami?

Uwspółcześniona Biblia Gdańska
I zdjął z siebie szaty i także prorokował przed Samuelem, leżąc nagi przez cały dzień i całą noc. Stąd powiedzenie: Czyż i Saul między prorokami?

Biblia Warszawska
Tam także i on zrzucił z siebie swoje szaty i był w zachwyceniu przed Samuelem, a padłszy na ziemię leżał nagi przez cały ten dzień i przez całą noc; dlatego mówi się: Czy i Saul między prorokami?

Bible Verse Review
  from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge

stripped: 2 Samuel 6:14, 2 Samuel 6:20, Isaiah 20:2, Micah 1:8

lay: Heb. fell, Numbers 24:4

Is Saul: 1 Samuel 10:10-12, Acts 9:21

Reciprocal: 1 Samuel 10:6 - Spirit 1 Samuel 10:11 - Is Saul 1 Samuel 15:35 - Samuel 1 Samuel 18:10 - and he prophesied 2 Samuel 7:15 - But my Luke 8:27 - and ware John 21:7 - naked

Gill's Notes on the Bible

And he stripped off his clothes also,.... Not all his clothes, but his upper garments, as men in such circumstances used to do, as the prophets sometimes did, and as it seems his messengers had done; according to Jarchi, R. Isaiah, and others n, he stripped himself of his royal robes, and put on the habit of the scholars, the disciples, and sons of the prophets:

and prophesied before Samuel in like manner, as the messengers had done, singing such like songs, or foretelling such like things as they did; he and they speaking not of themselves, but as they were moved by the Holy Spirit of prophecy; for such gifts have sometimes been bestowed on men that were destitute of the grace of God, as Balaam, Caiaphas, and others;

and lay down: or "fell down" o, as persons in an ecstasy or trance: and lay

naked all that day, and all that night; not entirely naked, both without his upper garment or royal robes, or else his armour; so an unarmed man is said to be naked, though otherwise he has his clothes on: thus Gelon having conquered the Carthaginians, and made himself master of all Sicily, went into the forum "naked" (i.e. unarmed), and declared he would restore the government to the citizens, wherefore a naked statue for him was erected in the temple of Juno p; so Quinctius Cincinnatus was found ploughing naked q, who cannot be supposed to be without any clothes on him. Jarchi, from Menachem, reports, that he had heard from an Arabian, that the word the Targum makes use of for "naked", signifies, in the Arabic language, one that is furious or mad, as persons in an ecstasy, or under a prophetic spirit, sometimes seemed to be; now Saul was kept and held in such circumstances a whole day and night, that David might have an opportunity of making his escape, and getting at such a distance from him that he could not overtake him:

wherefore they say, [is] Saul also among the prophets? this became a common saying, a proverbial expression, at least was now revived and observed with admiration; that Saul, who had behaved himself in so ill a manner, as an enemy to so good a man, should be found among the prophets of the Lord, and prophesying as they did.

n Vid. Hieron. Trad. Heb. in lib. Reg. fol. 76. G. o ויפל "et cecidit", V. L. Pagninus, Montanus, "et corruit", Vatablus. p Aelian. Var. Hist. l. 6. c. 11. q Aurel. Victor. de Vir. Illustr. c. 20.

Barnes' Notes on the Bible

Naked - i. e., without his robe and other outer garments, but only the shirt. Compare the marginal references.

The whole history affords another instance of the protection of God vouchsafed to His servants, which forms so frequent a topic of the Psalms of David.

Clarke's Notes on the Bible

Verse 1 Samuel 19:24. He stripped off his clothes — Threw off his royal robes or military dress, retaining only his tunic; and continued so all that day and all that night, uniting with the sons of the prophets in prayers, singing praises, and other religious exercises, which were unusual to kings and warriors; and this gave rise to the saying, Is Saul also among the prophets? By bringing both him and his men thus under a Divine influence, God prevented them from injuring the person of David. 1 Samuel 10:6, c. and see my sermon on The Christian Prophet and his Work.