the Week of Proper 15 / Ordinary 20
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KsiÄga Jozuego 2:2
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I powiedziano królowi Jerycha tymi słowy: Oto niektórzy mężowie przyszli tej nocy z synów Izraelskich, aby wyszpiegowali tę ziemię.
Królowi Jerycha doniesiono jednak: Na tę noc przyszli tu na przeszpiegi jacyś mężczyźni z Izraela.
Lecz królowi Jerycha doniesiono, mówiąc: Oto tej nocy przybyli tu jacyś mężowie z synów Israela, aby przepatrzyć ziemię.
I powiedziano to królowi Jerycha, mówiąc: Oto, mężowie jacyś przyszli tu tej nocy z synów Izraelskich, aby przeszpiegowali tę ziemię.
I doniesiono królowi Jerycha: Oto jacyś mężczyźni spośród synów Izraela przyszli tu tej nocy, aby wybadać tę ziemię.
Wtedy doniesiono królowi Jerycha: Tej nocy przyszli tutaj jacyś mężowie z synów izraelskich, aby przeszukać ziemię.
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
told the king: Psalms 127:1, Proverbs 21:30, Isaiah 43:13, Daniel 4:35
Reciprocal: Deuteronomy 1:24 - General
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And it was told the king of Jericho, saying,.... Who being alarmed at the near approach of the Israelites, and knowing their claim to the land of Canaan, and their design upon it, employed men to watch and observe what passed in the city, and parts adjacent, and inform him of it; or some persons of themselves, and for their own safety, and the good of their fellow citizens, gave notice to the king of it:
behold, there came men hither tonight of the children of Israel; who were known by their habit and language; or at least, being strangers, were suspected to be of that people, the terror of whom had fallen on all the inhabitants, so that every strange man they took for an Israelite; from hence it appears, that the spies came to Jericho at night, that they might not be observed: but with all their precaution they were taken notice of, and their design suspected, namely,
to search out the country; which were the proper places to attack first, and where there was the greatest probability of succeeding, as well as to find out the disposition of the inhabitants, whether fearful or fearless of them.
