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II KsiÄga Kronik 18:34
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I była sroga bitwa dnia onego, a król izraelski stał prosto na wozie przeciwko Syryjczykom aż do wieczora, a w ten czas, gdy słońce zachodziło, umarł.
I wzmogła się bitwa dnia onego, a król Izraelski stał na wozie przeciw Syryjczykom aż do wieczora: i umarł, gdy zachodziło słońce.
Bitwa jednak wzmogła się tego dnia tak, że król musiał stać w rydwanie naprzeciw Aramejczyków aż do wieczora - i zmarł o zachodzie słońca.
Lecz tego dnia bitwa się wzmogła, a król israelski stał do wieczora na wozie przeciwko Aramejczykom; i umarł, gdy zachodziło słońce.
I bitwa wzmogła się tego dnia, a król Izraela stał w rydwanie naprzeciw Syryjczykom aż do wieczora. I umarł, gdy zachodziło słońce.
Ponieważ jednak w tym dniu bitwa bardzo się zaostrzyła, król izraelski musiał stać na wozie wojennym naprzeciw Aramejczyków aż do wieczora i zmarł o zachodzie słońca.
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
he died: 2 Chronicles 18:16, 2 Chronicles 18:19, 2 Chronicles 18:27, Numbers 32:23, Proverbs 13:21, Proverbs 28:17
Reciprocal: 1 Kings 20:42 - thy life shall go 2 Chronicles 18:11 - all the prophets Isaiah 44:25 - frustrateth
Gill's Notes on the Bible
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Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse 2 Chronicles 18:34. Stayed himself up - against the Syrians — There was a great deal of true personal courage and patriotism in this last act of the king of Israel: he well knew that if his troops found that he was mortally wounded, they would immediately give way, and the battle would not only be lost, but the slaughter would be great in the pursuit; therefore he stayed himself up till the evening, when the termination of the day must necessarily bring the battle to a close: and when this was done, the Israelites found that their king was slain, and so they left the field of battle to their foes. Thus Israel had a great loss, and the Syrians had got a great deliverance. Had it not been for this accident, the Syrians had probably been defeated. See on 1 Kings 22:36.
IN the notes referred to above, the quibbling predictions of false prophets and lying oracles are mentioned, and several instances given; and the whole account of the lying spirit going forth from the Lord to deceive Ahab, particularly considered. See especially the notes as above on 2 Chronicles 18:19; 2 Chronicles 18:23-24.
The reader should never forget a truth so very frequently occurring in the Bible, that God is repeatedly represented as doing what, in the course of his providence, he only permits to be done.