II Księga Samuela 2:8

Biblia Brzeska

Ale Abner, syn Nerów, który był hetmanem nad rycerstwem Saulowem, wziął Isboseta, syna Saulowego i jechał z niem do Mahanaim.

Parallel Translations

Biblia Gdańska (1632)
A Abner, syn Nera, hetman nad wojskiem Saulowem, wziął Izboseta syna Saulowego, i przyprowadził go do Machanaim,

Nowe Przymierze Zaremba
Tymczasem Abner, syn Nera, dowódca wojsk Saula, wziął Isz-Boszeta, syna Saula, i sprowadził go do Machanaim.

Nowa Biblia Gdańska (2012)
Jednak Abner, syn Nera, wódz wojsk Saula, zabrał Isboseta, syna Saula i przeprowadził go do Machnaim,

Biblia Tysiąclecia
A Abner, syn Nera, hetman nad wojskiem Saulowem, wziął Izboseta syna Saulowego, i przyprowadził go do Machanaim,

Uwspółcześniona Biblia Gdańska
Lecz Abner, syn Nera, dowódca wojsk Saula, wziął Iszboszeta, syna Saula, i przyprowadził go do Machanaim;

Biblia Warszawska
Lecz Abner, syn Nera, dowódca zastępu Saula, zabrał Iszboszeta, syna Saula, sprowadził go do Machanaim

Bible Verse Review
  from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge

Abner: 1 Samuel 14:50, 1 Samuel 17:55, 1 Samuel 26:14

Saul's host: Heb. the host which was Saul's

Ishbosheth: 2 Samuel 3:7, 2 Samuel 3:8, 2 Samuel 4:5, 2 Samuel 4:6, 1 Chronicles 8:33, 1 Chronicles 9:39, Esh-baal

Mahanaim: 2 Samuel 17:26, 2 Samuel 17:27, Genesis 32:2

Reciprocal: Joshua 13:26 - Mahanaim 1 Samuel 26:5 - Abner 2 Samuel 3:6 - Abner 2 Samuel 3:38 - a prince 2 Samuel 17:24 - Mahanaim 1 Kings 4:14 - Mahanaim 2 Kings 10:3 - Look even 1 Chronicles 12:29 - the greatest part of them Psalms 60:2 - broken Psalms 60:6 - divide Psalms 108:8 - Gilead

Gill's Notes on the Bible

But Abner, the son of Ner, captain of Saul's host,.... This man's father, Ner, was Saul's uncle, 1 Samuel 14:50, and he was his own cousin, and being general of his army, a post he was willing to keep, might be the reasons for doing what he did, as follows:

took Ishbosheth the son of Saul; and who seems to be his only son left, except what he had by his concubine. This man's name is Eshbaal in 1 Chronicles 8:33. Baal is the name of a shameful idol, and which was therefore sometimes called Bosheth, "shame". See Hosea 9:10; wherefore such names of men, which had Baal in them, were changed for Besheth or Bosheth, as the names of Jerubbaal and Meribbaal, who were called Jerubbesheth and Mephibosheth. See Judges 8:35; compared with

2 Samuel 11:21, and 2 Samuel 4:4 with 1 Chronicles 8:34. The latter of these, a son of Jonathan, bid fairest for the crown by lineal succession, but he being but five years of age, and lame, this man Abner judged fittest for his purpose; and though he knew it was the will of God, and he had sworn that David should be king, yet so blind and obstinate was his ambition, that he set up another against him:

and brought him over to Mahanaim; a city on the other side Jordan, in the tribe of Gad, on the border of the half tribe of Manasseh; see

Joshua 13:26; and hither Abner had Ishbosheth, partly to keep the men of Jabeshgilead in awe, to whom David had sent messengers, acquainting them with his being king of Judah, and prevent their joining with him; and partly that he might be at a proper distance both from the Philistines and from David, till he could form his measures, and gradually carry his point, as he did.

Barnes' Notes on the Bible

Mahanaim - See Genesis 32:2. From 2 Samuel 2:12 it would seem to have been Ish-bosheth’s capital.

Clarke's Notes on the Bible

Verse 2 Samuel 2:8. Abner the son of Ner — This man had long been one of the chief captains of Saul's army, and commander-in-chief on several occasions; he was probably envious of David's power, by whom he had often been out-generalled in the field.