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Verse 1 Samuel 26:19. _LET HIM ACCEPT AN OFFERING_] If God have
stirred thee up against me, why, then, let him deliver my life into
thy hand, and accept it as a sacrifice. But as the word is מנחה
_mi...
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IF THE LORD HAVE STIRRED THEE UP - The meaning is clear from the
preceding history. “An evil spirit from God troubling him” was the
beginning of the persecution. And this evil spirit was sent in
punis...
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CHAPTER 26
_ 1. The Ziphites and Saul's pursuit (1 Samuel 26:1)_
2. David again spares Saul (1 Samuel 26:5)
3. David's words to Abner (1 Samuel 26:13)
4. David's words to Saul ...
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1 SAMUEL 26. DAVID SPARES SAUL IN THE WILDERNESS OF ZIPH (J). From one
of the oldest sources (_cf._ on ch. 24).
1 SAMUEL 26:1 TO 1 SAMUEL 12:1 f. repeats briefly the substance and
part of the wording...
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OFFERING. See App-43.
CHILDREN. sons.
MEN. Hebrew. _'adam._ App-14.
SERVE OTHER GODS. David was being driven from God's altar....
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David's final expostulation with Saul
13. _a great space being between them_ This precaution indicates that
David trusted Saul less now than upon the former occasion. Cp. 1
Samuel 26:22....
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_If the Lord_&c. Saul may be acting as the executioner of a divine
punishment. In that case David desires to obtain pardon by a
propitiatory offering. This seems the obvious explanation. But
according...
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IF THE LORD HAVE STIRRED THEE UP AGAINST ME, LET HIM ACCEPT, &C.—
That is, says Delaney, "If God have excited you against me, on the
score of any guilt for which I deserve to die; behold, here I am,
r...
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_David Again Spares Saul. 1 Samuel 26:6-20_
6 Then answered David and said to Ahimelech the Hittite, and to
Abishai the son of Zeruiah, brother to Joab, saying, Who will go down
with me to Saul to the...
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_NOW THEREFORE, I PRAY THEE, LET MY LORD THE KING HEAR THE WORDS OF
HIS SERVANT. IF THE LORD HAVE STIRRED THEE UP AGAINST ME, LET HIM
ACCEPT AN OFFERING: BUT IF THEY BE THE CHILDREN OF MEN, CURSED BE...
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DAVID SPARES SAUL'S LIFE A SECOND TIME
1. Hachilah] near the wilderness of Ziph: see 1 Samuel 23:19....
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Let him accept an offering] cp. Genesis 4:7. The idea in this v. is
simply that if Jehovah had prompted Saul's action, Saul was doing
right, and David would seek pardon by an offering. GO, SERVE OTHER...
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ISRAEL’S FIRST KING
1 SAMUEL
_HELEN POCOCK_
CHAPTER 26
DAVID AGAIN REFUSES TO KILL SAUL
V1 Some men from Ziph went to visit Saul at Gibeah. They said,
‘David is hiding on the hill of Hakilah whi...
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LET HIM ACCEPT AN OFFERING. — The words here are difficult ones in a
theological point of view. If, however, we are content to interpret
them with Bishop Wordsworth according to the Arabic Version of...
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וְ עַתָּ֗ה יִֽשְׁמַֽע ־נָא֙ אֲדֹנִ֣י
הַ מֶּ֔ל
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CHAPTER XXXI.
_ DAVID TWICE SPARES THE LIFE OF SAUL._
1 Samuel 24:1; 1 Samuel 26:1.
THE invasion of the Philistines had freed David from the fear of Saul
for a time, but only for a time. He knew ful...
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FACING THE TRUTH AT LAST
1 Samuel 26:13
It is good to notice David's frequent references to the living Lord.
See 1 Samuel 26:10; 1 Samuel 26:16;...
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Once again we have the account of how David spared the life of Saul.
There is no reason at all for the view that this is a repetition of
the previous story. A quiet comparison of the two will show man...
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Sacrifice, that he may be appeased; (Jonathan; Vatable) or rather, I
am willing to fall a victim, (Menochius) and pray that thy sacrifice
may be acceptable, and all thy designs against me succeed, Psa...
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(13) В¶ Then David went over to the other side, and stood on the top
of an hill afar off; a great space being between them: (14) And David
cried to the people, and to Abner the son of Ner, saying, Ans...
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We enter now on a portion of David's history sensibly different from
what we have already had, which closed with the efforts of Jonathan to
restore matters and to attach Saul to him at least openly. J...
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Alas! Saul is unchanged; instigated by the Ziphites, he seeks David
anew, but it is only to fall again, and more publicly, into David's
hands. Observe that David now appeals more directly to the Lord...
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NOW THEREFORE, I PRAY THEE, LET MY LORD THE KING HEAR THE WORDS OF HIS
SERVANT,.... Whether David waited for an answer to his question is not
certain; probably he did, and observing none returned, des...
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Now therefore, I pray thee, let my lord the king hear the words of his
servant. If the LORD have stirred thee up against me, let him accept
an offering: but if [they be] the children of men, cursed [b...
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_If the Lord hath stirred thee up against me_ If he hath, by the evil
spirit which he hath sent, or by his secret providence, directed thy
rage against me for the punishment of thine or my sins; _let...
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1 Saul by the discouery of the Ziphites, commeth to Hachilah against
Dauid.
4 Dauid comming into the trench, stayeth Abishai from killing Saul,
but taketh his speare and cruse.
13 Dauid reprooueth A...
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Now, therefore, I pray thee, let my lord the king hear the words of
his servant. If the Lord have stirred thee up against me, let Him
accept an offering, literally, "If Jehovah incited thee against me...
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Saul Overcome by David's Plea...
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It seems tragically foolish on Saul's part that he should respond as
he did to another message from the Ziphites to the effect that David
was hiding in the hill country of Hachilah (v.1). He had told...
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ACCEPT:
_ Heb._ smell
ABIDING:
cleaving...
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13-20 David reasoned seriously and affectionately with Saul. Those
who forbid our attendance on God's ordinances, do what they can to
estrange us from God, and to make us heathens. We are to reckon t...
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IF THE LORD HAVE STIRRED THEE UP AGAINST ME; if the Lord have by the
evil spirit which he hath sent, or by his secret providence, directed
thy rage against me for the punishment of thine or my sins. L...
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1 Samuel 26:19 lord H113 king H4428 hear H8085 (H8799) words H1697
servant H5650 LORD H3068 up H5496 ...
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SAUL'S RESPONSE (1 SAMUEL 26:17).
The difference between this reply and that in 1 Samuel 24:17 is
striking. In 1 Samuel 24:17 Saul had declared that David was more
righteous than he because he had rep...
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CONTENTS: Saul spared by David a second time.
CHARACTERS: God, David, Saul, Abishai, Abner, Ahimelech.
CONCLUSION: No questionable means need be employed to help out God's
plans for our advancement...
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1 Samuel 26:5. _Saul lay in the trench._ Junius reads, “among the
waggons;” the Vulgate, “He slept in the tent.” The Romans mostly
fortified their camp; the Greeks did the same on the Trojan shore.
1...
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_Doth not David hide himself in the hill of Hachilah._
THE REPROACH OF THE ENEMY
Dr. Maclaren is specially emphatic in connecting Psalms 7:1 with this
part of David’s history, and indicates its valu...
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1 SAMUEL—NOTE ON 1 SAMUEL 26:1 This chapter resembles ch. 1 Samuel
24:1, but there are too many differences to think that they are simply
different versions of the same event....
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1 SAMUEL—NOTE ON 1 SAMUEL 26:19 THEY HAVE DRIVEN ME OUT THIS DAY.
David has concluded that he can no longer stay in Israel. PARTRIDGE is
literally a “calling [bird].” Abner had asked who was
“calling”...
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CRITICAL AND EXPOSITORY NOTES—
The fact that the incidents related in this chapter agree in some
points with those narrated in Chapter s 23; 24 has led Ewald, Thenius,
and others to conclude that the...
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DAVID A SECOND TIME SPARES SAUL'S LIFE (1 Samuel 26:1.).
EXPOSITION
SAUL, ON INFORMATION FROM THE ZIPHITES, AGAIN SEEKS TO...
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Let's turn in our Bibles to first Samuel, twenty-six, and let's begin
our study of these final five Chapter s, six Chapter s.
The wilderness of Ziph actually lies between Hebron and the area of
the De...
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1 Chronicles 21:1; 1 Kings 22:22; 1 Samuel 16:14; 1 Samuel 18:10;...
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The Lord — If the Lord hath by the evil spirit which he hath sent,
or by his secret providence, directed thy rage against me for the
punishment of thine, or my sins. An offering — Let us offer up a
sa...