1 Reyes 2:26

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Entonces dijo el rey al sacerdote Abiatar: Vete a Anatot, a tu campo, porque mereces morir; pero no te daré muerte en esta ocasión porque llevaste el arca del Señor Dios delante de mi padre David, y porque fuiste afligido con todas las cosas con que mi padre fue afligido.

Parallel Translations

La Biblia Reina-Valera
Kings 2:26"> 26 Y á Abiathar sacerdote dijo el rey: Vete á Anathoth á tus heredades, que tú eres digno de muerte; mas no te mataré hoy, por cuanto has llevado el arca del Señor Jehová delante de David mi padre, y además has sido trabajado en todas las cosas en que fué tr

La Biblia Reina-Valera Gomez
Y el rey dijo al sacerdote Abiatar: Vete a Anatot a tus heredades, pues tú eres digno de muerte; mas no te mataré hoy, por cuanto has llevado el arca del Señor Jehová delante de David mi padre, y además has sido afligido en todas las cosas en que fue afligido mi padre.

Sagradas Escrituras (1569)
Y a Abiatar sacerdote dijo el rey: Vete a Anatot a tus heredades, que tú eres digno de muerte; mas no te mataré hoy, por cuanto has llevado el arca del Señor DIOS delante de David mi padre, y además has sido trabajado en todas las cosas en que fue trabajado mi padre.

Bible Verse Review
  from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge

Abiathar: 1 Kings 2:35, 1 Kings 1:7, 1 Kings 1:25

Anathoth: Joshua 21:18, Isaiah 10:30, Jeremiah 1:1

worthy of death: Heb. a man of death, 1 Samuel 26:16, 2 Samuel 12:5, *marg.

barest: 1 Samuel 22:20-23, 1 Samuel 23:6-9, 2 Samuel 15:24, 2 Samuel 15:29, 1 Chronicles 15:11, 1 Chronicles 15:12

hast been: 2 Samuel 15:24-29, Matthew 10:42, Luke 22:28, Galatians 3:4

Reciprocal: 1 Samuel 2:31 - I will cut 1 Samuel 2:33 - to consume 1 Samuel 22:23 - he that seeketh 1 Samuel 30:7 - Abiathar 2 Samuel 19:11 - sent 1 Kings 4:4 - Zadok 1 Chronicles 6:60 - Anathoth Jeremiah 32:8 - Anathoth Mark 2:26 - Abiathar Romans 6:21 - for the

Gill's Notes on the Bible

And unto Abiathar the priest said the king,.... Who was either at court, or he sent for him, and thus addressed him:

get thee to Anathoth; a city of the tribe of Benjamin, given to the priests, Joshua 21:18; of which place Abiathar might be originally, and whither he is bid to return:

unto thine own fields; which belonged to him there, either by inheritance or purchase; and these he was to mind, and not perform the functions of his office, however as high priest, and at Jerusalem, and the tabernacle there, and still less appear at court, or meddle with state affairs, only to attend to his private domestic concerns:

for thou [art] worthy of death; in joining with Adonijah in the lifetime of David, and setting him up as a king without his knowledge, and in opposition to Solomon, contrary to the will of God, and promise of David, of which he, being high priest, cannot be thought to be ignorant, and for his late confederacy with Adonijah, of which Solomon had knowledge:

but I will not at this time put thee to death; he does not give him a full pardon, only a respite; suggesting, that should he be guilty of any overt act, he would be put to death another time, though not now:

because thou barest the ark of the Lord God before David my father; when he fled from Absalom, 2 Samuel 15:24;

and because thou hast been afflicted in all wherein my father was afflicted; shared with him in all his afflictions under the persecutions of Saul, from the time he slew the priests at Nob, and at the rebellion of Absalom; in each of which he accompanied him, and suffered and sympathized with him.

Barnes' Notes on the Bible

For Anathoth and the allusions in this verse, see the margin reference.