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KsiÄga Nehemiasza 13:16
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Tyryjczycy też, którzy mieszkali w nim nosili ryby i wszytki ine towary, a przedawali w Jeruzalem synom Juda w sabat.
Także Tyryjczycy, którzy mieszkali w niem, przynosili ryby, i rozmaite towary, a sprzedawali w sabat synom Judy, i w Jeruzalemie.
Nadto Tyryjczycy, co w nim mieszkali, przynosili w szabat ryby oraz różne towary i sprzedawali to w Jeruszalaim synom Judy.
Także Tyryjczycy, którzy mieszkali w niem, przynosili ryby, i rozmaite towary, a sprzedawali w sabat synom Judy, i w Jeruzalemie.
Także Tyryjczycy, którzy tam mieszkali, przynosili ryby i wszelki towar, a sprzedawali w szabat synom Judy i w Jerozolimie.
Również Tyryjczycy, którzy w nim mieszkali, sprowadzali rybę i wszelki towar i sprzedawali w sabat Judejczykom, także w Jeruzalemie.
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men of Tyre: Exodus 23:12, Deuteronomy 5:14
Gill's Notes on the Bible
There dwelt men of Tyre also therein, which brought fish,.... From Tyre and Zidon, and the parts adjacent: these they brought from Joppa, and from thence to Jerusalem, and had houses or lodgings near the fish gate or fish market, where they sold them:
and all manner of ware; or merchandise, which, being a trading city, they had from all nations:
and sold on the sabbath day unto the children of Judah, and in Jerusalem; or even in Jerusalem, the holy city, where stood the temple, and where the worship of God was kept, and where the magistrates lived, who should have been terrors to evildoers: indeed, the law of the sabbath was not binding on these Tyrians, but then they tempted the Jews to break it, by bringing their ware to sell.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
Friendly relations subsisted between the Phoenicians and the Jews, after the captivity Ezra 3:7. It was, however, a new fact, and one pregnant with evil consequences, that the Tyrians should have established a permanent colony at Jerusalem. Its influence on the other inhabitants weakened the hold of the Law upon men’s consciences, and caused it to be transgressed continually more and more openly.