2 Samuel 19:6

A Biblia Sagrada

Amando tu aos teus inimigos, e odiando aos teus amigos. Porque hoje ds a entender que nada valem para contigo prncipes e servos; porque entendo hoje que se Absalo vivesse, e todos ns hoje fssemos mortos, estarias bem contente.par

Parallel Translations

Almeida Revista e Atualizada
amando tu os que te aborrecem e aborrecendo aos que te amam; porque, hoje, ds a entender que nada valem para contigo prncipes e servos; porque entendo, agora, que, se Absalo vivesse e todos ns, hoje, fssemos mortos, ento, estarias contente.

Almeida Revista e Corrigida
amando tu aos que te aborrecem e aborrecendo aos que te amam; porque, hoje, ds a entender que nada valem para contigo capites e servos; porque entendo, hoje, que, se Absalo vivesse, e todos ns, hoje, fssemos mortos, ento, bem te parecera aos teus olhos.

Bible Verse Review
  from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge

In that: etc. Heb. By loving, etc

thou regardest: etc. Heb. princes or servants are not to thee. then it had. 2 Samuel 3:24, 2 Samuel 3:25, Job 34:18, Proverbs 19:9, Proverbs 19:10, Acts 23:5

Reciprocal: 2 Samuel 3:12 - Whose 2 Samuel 3:39 - too hard

Gill's Notes on the Bible

In that thou lovest thine enemies, and hatest thy friends,.... Which though not strictly true, there was some appearance of it, which is here greatly exaggerated; in that he expressed so much grief and sorrow for Absalom his enemy, who had rebelled against him, and showed so little regard to his friends, that had exposed their lives for him:

for thou hast declared this day: by his conduct and behaviour, mourning for his rebellious son, and taking no notice of his faithful servants:

that thou regardest neither princes nor servants; neither the officers of the army, the generals and captains, nor the common soldiers: since neither the one were admitted into his presence privately, nor had the other public thanks as they entered the city, as might have been expected: or "that thou hast no princes and servants" g; none that are accounted of as such; they are nothing with thee, in no esteem at all, as if thou hadst none:

for this day I perceive that if Absalom had lived, and all we had died this day, then it had pleased thee well; this was carrying the matter too far; for though it would have been agreeable to David if Absalom had lived, and not been slain, yet not that his army should perish, or his people be destroyed; it would have pleased him well if both had lived.

g אין לך שרים ועבדים "non tibi principes et servi", Pagninus, Montanus; "nihil tibi sint principes et servi", Piscator.