the Week of Proper 11 / Ordinary 16
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I Księga Samuela 15:21
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Tylkoż lud nabrał z łupów owiec i wołów, aby je ofiarował Panu, Bogu twemu, w Galgal, jako z rzeczy przedniejszych, które są Panu poślubione.
I rzekł Samuel: Izali się tak kocha Pan w całopaleniach i w ofiarach, jako gdy kto słucha głosu Pańskiego? oto, posłuszeństwo lepsze jest niżeli ofiara, a słuchać lepiej jest, niż ofiarować tłustość baranów.
Lud natomiast wziął z łupu obłożonego klątwą najlepsze owce i bydło, aby je ofiarować w Gilgal PANU, twojemu Bogu.
Ale lud pobrał ze zdobyczy trzody i rogacizny – najprzedniejsze z zaklętego dobytku, by je w Gilgal ofiarować WIEKUISTEMU, twojemu Bogu.
Lud natomiast wziął z łupu owce i woły, najlepsze z tego, co miało być zniszczone, aby je ofiarować PANU, twemu Bogu, w Gilgal.
Ale lud pobrał z łupu w owcach i w bydle najprzedniejsze z obłożonego klątwą dobytku, aby je ofiarować Panu, Bogu twojemu w Gilgal.
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
the people: 1 Samuel 15:15, Genesis 3:13, Exodus 32:22, Exodus 32:23
Reciprocal: 1 Samuel 13:9 - he offered 2 Chronicles 15:11 - offered Proverbs 21:27 - sacrifice Ecclesiastes 5:1 - give Isaiah 58:2 - they seek Isaiah 61:8 - I hate Matthew 25:44 - when Matthew 26:9 - General
Gill's Notes on the Bible
But the people took the spoil, the sheep and oxen,.... Still he continues to lay the blame on the people, when he, as king, ought to have restrained them:
the chief of the things, which should have been utterly destroyed; this betrays him, and is an evidence against him; he could not plead ignorance, he knew and he owns, that according to the command of God they were all devoted to destruction; and therefore he ought not to have suffered the people to have spared any on whatsoever pretence, but to have seen all destroyed; but he was as deeply in it as they, and therefore palliates the thing, and endeavours to excuse them by observing, that their end was good, the service and glory of God, which perhaps were never thought of till now: namely,
to sacrifice unto the Lord thy God in Gilgal; as peace offerings, by way of thanksgiving for the victory obtained, 1 Samuel 15:15.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
The Lord thy God - There is an implied censure of Samuel in this phrase. Saul says that Samuel blames him for what was done in honor of Samuelâs God; as if be had more zeal for the glory of God than was felt by Samuel.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse 1 Samuel 15:21. To sacrifice unto the Lord — Thus he endeavours to excuse the people. They did not take the spoil in order to enrich themselves by it, but to sacrifice unto the Lord; and did not this motive justify their conduct?
