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I Księga Samuela 26:7
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A tak przyszedł Dawid i Abisaj do ludu w nocy, a oto, Saul leżąc spał w obozie, a włócznia jego była utkniona w ziemi u głowy jego; Abner też z ludem leżeli około niego.
Dawid i Abiszaj zakradli się więc nocą między wojsko. Saul rzeczywiście spał otoczony wozami. W ziemię u jego wezgłowia wetknięta była włócznia, a Abner wraz z wojskiem spali wokół niego.
Zatem Dawid i Abiszaj przybyli do ludu w nocy, a oto Saul leżał, śpiąc w taborze, a jego włócznia była wetknięta w ziemię u jego wezgłowia; zaś Abner oraz lud leżeli wokół niego.
A tak przyszedł Dawid i Abisaj do ludu w nocy, a oto, Saul leżąc spał w obozie, a włócznia jego była utkniona w ziemi u głowy jego; Abner też z ludem leżeli około niego.
Przyszli więc Dawid i Abiszaj w nocy do tych ludzi. I oto Saul, leżąc, spał w środku obozu, a jego włócznia była wbita w ziemię przy jego głowie. Abner zaś i ludzie leżeli dokoła niego.
A gdy Dawid i Abiszaj przybyli nocą do wojowników, oto Saul spał w środku obozowiska, a jego włócznia była wetknięta w ziemię u jego głowy, Abner zaś i żołnierze spali wokoło niego.
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
sleeping: 1 Thessalonians 5:2, 1 Thessalonians 5:3
Reciprocal: 1 Samuel 26:12 - So David
Gill's Notes on the Bible
So David and Abishai came to the people by night,.... Josephus l wrongly says, that he took with him both Abishai and Ahimelech; he chose to have but one, for the greater secrecy. This was a bold enterprise, for two men to go into a camp of three thousand men, though it was in the night; when though they might suppose the greater part of them were asleep, yet they could not well suppose this of all, and especially of the guards or sentinels; but no doubt David was moved to this, not merely by the dint of his natural courage, but by the Spirit of God, by whom he might be assured of protection, and that Saul and the people were cast into a deep sleep by the Lord, as they were, 1 Samuel 26:12; and this the Lord moved him to, that he might have an opportunity a second time to convince Saul of his innocence, and that he had no design upon his life:
and, behold, Saul lay sleeping within the trench;
1 Samuel 26:12- :;
and his spear stuck in the ground at his bolster; ready to take up and defend himself, should he be surprised; or this was his sceptre, which he always carried about with him, as an ensign of royalty, and by which very probably David knew which was Saul's tent or couch, where he slept:
but Abner and the people lay round about him; as in 1 Samuel 26:5.
l Antiqu. l. 6. c. 13. sect. 9.