Księga Rodzaju 7:3

Nowe Przymierze Zaremba

Podobnie uczyń z ptactwem. Weź po siedem, samca i samicę, aby zachować przy życiu ich potomstwo na ziemi.

Parallel Translations

Biblia Gdańska (1632)
Także z ptastwa niebieskiego siedmioro a siedmioro, samca i samicę, aby żywe zachowane było nasienie na wszystkiej ziemi.

Biblia Brzeska (1563)
Także i ptaków powietrznych po siedmi par samców i samic, aby płód ich żywo był zachowan na wszytkiej ziemi.

Nowa Biblia Gdańska (2012)
Również po siedmioro z ptactwa nieba samca oraz samicę, by zachować ich nasienie na całej powierzchni ziemi.

Biblia Tysiąclecia
Także z ptastwa niebieskiego siedmioro a siedmioro, samca i samicę, aby żywe zachowane było nasienie na wszystkiej ziemi.

Uwspółcześniona Biblia Gdańska
Także z ptactwa niebieskiego po siedem par, samca i samicę, aby zachować przy życiu ich potomstwo na całej powierzchni ziemi.

Biblia Warszawska
Także z ptactwa niebieskiego po siedem, samca i samicę, aby zachować przy życiu ich potomstwo na całej ziemi.

Bible Verse Review
  from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge

Reciprocal: Genesis 6:19 - two Genesis 7:14 - They Genesis 7:16 - as Joshua 6:4 - seven times

Gill's Notes on the Bible

Of fowls also of the air by sevens, the male and his female,.... That is, of such as were clean; seven couple of these were to be brought into the ark, for the like use as of the clean beasts, and those under the law; and so at this time, and here meant were turtledoves, and young pigeons that were for sacrifice; and the rest were for food: and the design of bringing both into the ark was,

to keep seed alive upon the face of all the earth; that the species of creatures might be continued, both of beasts and birds, clean and unclean.

Barnes' Notes on the Bible

- The Ark Was Entered

2. טהור ṭâhôr “clean, fit for food or sacrifice.”

4. יקוּם y^eqûm “standing thing; what grows up, whether animal or plant.” Compare קמה qāmâh “stalk, or standing corn.”

Genesis 7:1-4

Here is found the command to enter the ark. The general direction in the preceding chapter was given many years ago, before the ark was commenced. Now, when it is completed, a more specific command is issued. “For thee have I seen righteous before me.” Noah has accepted the mercy of God, is therefore set right in point of law, and walks aright in point of practice. The Lord recognizes this indication of an adopted and renewed son. “In this age” he and his were the solitary family so characterized.

Genesis 7:2-3

Of all clean cattle. - Here the distinction of clean and unclean animals meets us without any previous notice. How it became known to Noah we are not informed. From the former direction it appears that the animals were to enter by pairs. Now it is further arranged that there are to be seven pairs of the clean cattle and fowl, and only one pair of the unclean.

Genesis 7:4

Seven days after the issue of the command the rain is to commence, and continue for forty days and nights without ceasing. “Every standing thing” means every plant and animal on the land.

Genesis 7:5-9

The execution of the command is recorded and fully particularized with the additional circumstance of the age of Noah. “The son of six hundred years,” in his six hundredth year. “Went they unto Noah.” They seem to have come under the influence of a special instinct, so that Noah did not require to gather them. Seven days were employed in receiving them, and storing provisions for them.