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Biblia Przekład Toruński
I KsiÄga Królewska 1:20
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Ale ty królu, mój panie, wiesz, iż wszyscy Izraelczycy oglądają się na cię, abyś im oznajmił kto siedzieć będzie na stolicy pana mego po nim.
Lecz ty królu, panie mój, wiesz, iż się oczy wszystkiego Izraela oglądają na cię, abyś im oznajmił, kto będzie siedział na stolicy króla, pana mego, po tobie.
Teraz na ciebie, królu, mój panie, zwrócone są oczy Izraela. Ludzie czekają, byś ogłosił, kto po królu, moim panu, zasiądzie na jego tronie.
A przecież na ciebie, mój panie i królu, zwrócone są oczy całego Israela, abyś im powiedział kto po tobie zasiądzie na tronie mojego pana króla.
Lecz ty królu, panie mój, wiesz, iż się oczy wszystkiego Izraela oglądają na cię, abyś im oznajmił, kto będzie siedział na stolicy króla, pana mego, po tobie.
Lecz ty, mój panie, królu, wiesz, że oczy całego Izraela są zwrócone na ciebie, abyś im oznajmił, kto zasiądzie na tronie mego pana, króla, po nim.
Na ciebie, panie mój, królu, zwrócone są oczy całego Izraela, abyś im ogłosił, kto zasiądzie na tronie mojego pana, króla, po nim.
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
the eyes: 2 Chronicles 20:12, Psalms 25:15, Psalms 123:2, Zechariah 3:9
that thou: At this time the monarchy of Israel was unsettled; no man knew who was to succeed to the crown; and the minds of the people were as unsettled as the succession. It was neither hereditary nor elective: the king, as was anciently the case in most countries, named his successor; but in this instance, God had already assigned the throne to Solomon. 2 Samuel 23:2, 1 Chronicles 22:8-10, 1 Chronicles 28:5, 1 Chronicles 28:6, 1 Chronicles 28:10, 1 Chronicles 29:1
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And thou, my lord, O king,.... As for thee, or what concerns thee, or is incumbent on thee, will appear from the expectations of the people:
the eyes of all Israel [are] upon thee, that thou shouldest tell them who shall sit on the throne of my lord the king after him; this she said, to dissipate any fears that might possess his mind on hearing what Adonijah had done, that the people in general had assented to it, and encouraged him to it; whereas the body of the people were waiting to hear what was the will and determination of David: for they not only considered him as having a power to name a successor, as was afterwards done by Rehoboam, but as one that had the mind of God revealed to him who should be his successor, to which they should pay a regard.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
Tell them who shall sit on the throne - Side by side with what may be called the natural right of hereditary succession, there existed in the old world, and especially in the East, a right, if not of absolutely designating a successor, yet at any rate of choosing one among several sons. Thus, Cyrus designated Cambyses; and Darius designated Xerxes; and a still more absolute right of nomination was exercised by some of the Roman emperors.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse 1 Kings 1:20. That thou shouldest tell - who shall sit on the throne — This was a monarchy neither hereditary nor elective; the king simply named his successor. This obtained less or more, anciently, in most countries.