II Księga Samuela 9:4

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Gdzie on przebywa? - chciał wiedzieć król. Syba na to: Obecnie mieszka w domu Makira, syna Amiela, w Lo-Debar.

Parallel Translations

Biblia Brzeska (1563)
I rzekł król k niemu: Gdzie-li jest? A Syba mu odpowiedział: Jest w domu Machira, syna Ammielowego z Lodabaru.

Biblia Gdańska (1632)
I rzekł do niego król: Gdzieli jest? A Syba odpowiedział królowi: Oto, jest w domu Machira, syna Ammijelowego, w Lodebarze.

Nowa Biblia Gdańska (2012)
Zatem król go zapytał: Gdzie on jest? A Cyba odpowiedział królowi: Oto przebywa on w domu Machira, syna Amiela, w Lo Debarze.

Biblia Tysiąclecia
I rzekł do niego król: Gdzieli jest? A Syba odpowiedział królowi: Oto, jest w domu Machira, syna Ammijelowego, w Lodebarze.

Uwspółcześniona Biblia Gdańska
Król zapytał go: Gdzie on jest? Siba odpowiedział królowi: Oto jest w domu Makira, syna Ammiela, w Lo-Debar.

Biblia Warszawska
I zapytał go król: Gdzie on jest? Syba odpowiedział: Mieszka on w domu Machira, syna Ammiela, w Lo-Dabar.

Bible Verse Review
  from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge

Machir: 2 Samuel 17:27-29

Lodebar: This place appears to have been situated beyond Jordan; and was probably, as Reland supposes, the same as Debir or Lidbir, Joshua 13:26.

Gill's Notes on the Bible

And the king said unto him, where is he?.... In what part of the land, city, or town, does he dwell?

and Ziba said unto the king, behold, he [is] in the house of Machir,

the son of Ammiel; a descendant of Machir, the son of Manasseh, to whom the land of Gilead was given, which lay on the other side Jordan:

in Lodebar; a place in that country, perhaps the same with Debir in

Joshua 13:26. Here it may be his mother's relations lived, and here he might dwell in obscurity, and lie hid from the knowledge of David; who, it might be feared by his friends, would have dispatched him, had he known where he was. Some take it to be an appellative, and render it, as Abarbinel observes, "without anything"; as if he was so poor that he had not anything to support himself with. No mention as yet is made of his name, perhaps because the historian had given it before, 2 Samuel 4:4.

Barnes' Notes on the Bible

David reaped the fruit of his kindness to Mephibosheth, for, when he fled from Absalom, Machir, the son of Ammiel, was one of those who were most liberal in providing him and his army with necessaries (marginal reference). According to 1 Chronicles 3:5, Ammiel (called inversely Eliam, 2 Samuel 11:3) was the father of Bath-sheba. If this be the same Ammiel, Machir would be Bath-sheba’s brother. However, the name is not a very uncommon one (Num 13:12; 1 Chronicles 26:5, etc.).

Lo-debar - Evidently on the east of Jordan River, and in the neighborhood of Ish-bosheth’s capital, Mahanaim 2 Samuel 17:27, but not identified by any modern traveler. Thought by some, not improbably, to be the same as Debir Joshua 13:26.

Clarke's Notes on the Bible

Verse 2 Samuel 9:4. Lo-debar. — Supposed to have been situated beyond Jordan; but there is nothing certain known concerning it.