the Week of Proper 11 / Ordinary 16
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I Księga Samuela 14:19
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Tam, gdy tego Saul domawiał do kapłana, tedy tym więczsza trwoga była w obozie filistyńskim i dlatego rzekł Saul do kapłana, aby przestał.
I stało się, gdy jeszcze Saul mówił do kapłana, że zamięszanie, które było w obozie Filistyńskim, wzmagało się i rozmnażało; przetoż rzekł Saul do kapłana: Zawściągnij ręki twojej.
Zanim jednak Saul dokończył rozmowę z kapłanem, zgiełk w obozie Filistynów wzmógł się tak bardzo, że powiedział on do kapłana: Na razie niczego nie rób!
Ale podczas gdy Saul jeszcze mówił do kapłana, w obozie pelisztyńskim coraz bardziej wzmagała się wrzawa, tak, że Saul rzekł do kapłana: Powściągnij twoją rękę!
Kiedy Saul jeszcze mówił do kapłana, zamieszanie w obozie filistyńskim trwało i coraz bardziej się wzmagało. Saul powiedział więc do kapłana: Cofnij rękę.
Gdy Saul jeszcze mówił z kapłanem, zgiełk w obozie filistyńskim bardzo się wzmógł. Rzekł tedy Saul do kapłana: Zaniechaj!
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
noise: or, tumult
Withdraw: 1 Samuel 14:24, 1 Samuel 13:11, Joshua 9:14, Psalms 106:13, Isaiah 28:16
Reciprocal: Isaiah 9:5 - confused noise
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And it came to pass, while Saul talked with the priest,.... With Ahiah about bringing the ark, and inquiring before it:
that the noise that was in the host of the Philistines went on, and increased; the shrieks and cries of those that were beat down and trampled upon, and were bruised and wounded; and indeed the cry of the whole host, being alarmed with the enemy being upon them, or among them; and it seems that not only their motions could be seen, but the noise of them heard at this distance:
and Saul said unto the priest, withdraw thine hand; from putting on the ephod, or opening the breastplate of Urim and Thummim, or placing the ark in a proper position, to inquire before it, or from lifting up both hands in prayer for direction. Saul by the noise he heard concluded the army of the Philistines was routed, and therefore there was no need to consult the Lord, and he had no leisure for it; no time was to be lost, the advantage was to be taken directly, and the enemy pursued, to complete the victory. The Jews look upon this as a piece of profaneness in Saul, as no doubt it was, and reckon it one of the sins for which his kingdom was not prolonged o.
o Vajikra Rabba & Midrash Tillim apud Abarbinel in loc.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
Withdraw thine hand - i. e., âDesist from what thou art about.â Saul in his impatience to join the battle would not wait for the answer from God, which he had desired Ahijah to inquire for; just as later 1 Samuel 14:35 he would not wait to finish the altar which he had begun to build. Had he now waited he would doubtless have avoided the error into which he fell.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse 1 Samuel 14:19. While Saul talked unto the priest — Before he had made an end of consulting him, the increasing noise of the panic-struck Philistines called his attention; and finding there was no time to lose, he immediately collected his men and fell on them.