The Book of Judges
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- Kapitel 3 -
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Fußnoten
(a)3:8
Mesopotamia: In Hebrew Aramnaharim. Syria of the two rivers: so called because it lies between the Euphrates and the Tigris. It is absolutely called Syria, ver. 10.(Challoner)
(b)3:19 Ehud presented the gifts to the king. Then he followed the companions of the king as they left the presence of the king to go out to Gilgal, where the idols were. They were perhaps thanking their gods for a successful visit with the king. Since Ehud was returning from Gilgal, the king may have assumed that Ehud had received some kind of message from the idols (the pagan gods) there. Thus he was willing to listen to Ehud alone.(Conte)
(c)3:20
A word from God, etc: What Aod, who was judge and chief magistrate of Israel, did on this occasion, was by a special inspiration of God: but such things are not to be imitated by private men.(Challoner)
(d)3:24 The servants drew this conclusion because of the locked door and the smell.(Conte)
Die im Land verbliebenen Völker
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