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 1   1Kr 20:1 Ben-hadad, not content with Ahab's homage, besieges Samaria.
1Kr 20:13 By the direction of a prophet, the Syrians are slain.
1Kr 20:22 As the prophet forewarned Ahab, the Syrians, trusting in the valleys, come against him in Aphek.
1Kr 20:28 By the word of the prophet, and God's judgment, the Syrians are smitten again.
1Kr 20:31 The Syrians submitting themselves, Ahab sends Ben-hadad away with a covenant.
1Kr 20:35 The prophet, under the parable of a prisoner, making Ahab judge himself, denounces God's judgment against him.
A.M. 3103. B.C. 901. Ben-hadad.
1Kr 15:18 1Kr 15:20 2Kr 8:7 - 2Kr 8:10 2Krn 16:2 - 2Krn 16:4 Jer 49:27 Am 1:4
Thirty and two.
1Kr 20:16 1Kr 20:24 Gn 14:1 - Gn 14:5 Sdc 1:7 Ezd 7:12 Iz 10:8 Ez 26:7 Dan 2:37
and horses.
Ex 14:7 Dt 20:1 Sdc 4:3 1Sam 13:5 Iz 37:24
besieged.
Lv 26:25 Dt 28:52 2Kr 6:24 - 2Kr 6:29 2Kr 17:5 2Kr 17:6

 2   2Kr 19:9 Iz 36:2 - Iz 36:22 Iz 37:9 Iz 37:10

 3   Ex 15:9 Iz 10:13 Iz 10:14

 4   I am thine.
Lv 26:36 Dt 28:48 Sdc 15:11 - Sdc 15:13 1Sam 13:6 1Sam 13:7 2Kr 18:14 - 2Kr 18:16

 5   1Kr 20:5

 6   and they shall search.
1Sam 13:19 - 1Sam 13:21 2Sam 24:14 2Kr 18:31 2Kr 18:32
pleasant. Heb. desirable.
Gn 27:15 Ezd 8:27 Iz 44:9 Jer 25:34 Nár 1:7 Nár 1:10 Oz 13:15 Joel 3:5
; *margins


 7   all the elders.
1Kr 8:1 2Kr 5:7 1Krn 13:1 1Krn 28:1 Prís 11:14
Mark.
2Kr 5:7
seeketh mischief.
Jób 15:35 Ž 7:14 Ž 36:4 Ž 62:3 Ž 140:2 Prís 6:14 Prís 11:27 Prís 24:2 Dan 11:27 Rim 3:13 - Rim 3:18
denied him not. Heb. kept not back from him.
1Kr 20:4

 8   1Kr 20:8

 9   1Kr 20:9

 10   The gods.
1Kr 19:2 Sk 23:12
if the dust.
2Sam 17:12 2Sam 17:13 2Kr 19:23 2Kr 19:24 Iz 10:13 Iz 10:14 Iz 37:24 Iz 37:25
follow me. Heb. are at my feet.
Ex 11:8
*marg:
1Kr 20:10 Sdc 4:10

 11   Let not him, etc. This was no doubt a proverbial mode of expression. Jonathan renders it: "Let not him who girds himself, and goes down to battle, boast as one who has conquered and returned from it."
1Sam 14:6 1Sam 14:12 1Sam 14:13 1Sam 17:44 - 1Sam 17:47 Prís 27:1 Kaz 9:11 Iz 10:15 Iz 10:16 Mt 26:33 - Mt 26:35 Mt 26:75
harness. The word harness is an obsolete word for armour, derived from the French harnois; see Ex 13:18.


 12   message. Heb. word. drinking.
1Kr 20:16 1Kr 16:9 1Sam 25:36 2Sam 13:28 Prís 31:4 Prís 31:5 Dan 5:2 Dan 5:30 Lk 21:34 Ef 5:18
pavilions. or, tents. That persons of regal dignity regaled themselves in this manner, we may learn from Dr. Chandler, who, when he went to visit the Aga of Suki, after his return from hawking, found him vexed and tired; and "a couch was prepared from him beneath a shed made against a cottage, and covered with green boughs to keep off the sun. He entered as we were standing by, and fell down on it to sleep, without taking any notice of us."
Jer 43:10
Set yourselves in array. And they set, etc. or, Place theengines. And they placed engines.


 13   came. Heb. approached. Hast thou.
2Kr 6:8 - 2Kr 6:12 2Kr 7:1 2Kr 13:23 Iz 7:1 - Iz 7:9 Ez 20:14 Ez 20:22
and thou shalt.
1Kr 20:28 1Kr 18:37 Ex 14:18 Ex 16:12 Ž 83:18 Iz 37:20 Ez 6:7 Joel 3:17

 14   young men. or, servants.
Gn 14:14 - Gn 14:16 Sdc 7:16 - Sdc 7:20 1Sam 17:50 1Kor 1:27 - 1Kor 1:29
order. Heb. bind, or tie.
1Kr 18:44

 15   two hundred.
Sdc 7:7 Sdc 7:16 1Sam 14:6 2Krn 14:11
seven thousand.
1Kr 19:18 1Sam 14:2 2Kr 13:7 Ž 106:40 - Ž 106:43

 16   Ben-hadad.
1Kr 20:11 1Kr 20:12 1Kr 16:7 Prís 23:29 - Prís 23:32 Kaz 10:16 Kaz 10:17 Oz 4:11
the thirty.
Iz 54:15
The Syrians, the besiegers, had their directions from a drunken king, who gave orders over his cups, while he was drinking at noon. Drunkenness is a sin which is most detestable in all, but more so in a king than in a private individual, inasmuch as the greater weight a man's situation carries, whether from accumulated riches, family connections, hereditary authority, or invested command, so is the influence which his vices must have on those around him. Perhaps it may be said, from past experience, that drunkenness, which is a most heinous sin in the sight of God, may be charged on those who indulge only now and then in that which may eventually lead them into drunkenness; for they shut their eyes against the most palpable facts, and rather than give up the paltry gratification of a debauch, involve thousands by their example to positive harm. Benhadad's drunkenness was the forerunner of his fall. Belshazzar also, we read, drank wine with his princes, his wives, and his concubines, and praised the gods of gold, silver, brass, iron, wood, and stone: and in the same hour came forth the finger of a man's hand and wrote his doom on the plaster of the wall. Those who fancy themselves perfectly secure, and above the possibility of falling, are commonly nearest their destruction: there is always an Ahab read to take advantage of and improve the self-imposed imbecility.


 17   1Kr 20:14 1Kr 20:15 1Kr 20:19

 18   1Sam 2:3 1Sam 2:4 1Sam 14:11 1Sam 14:12 1Sam 17:44 2Kr 14:8 - 2Kr 14:12 Prís 18:12

 19   1Kr 20:19

 20   they slew.
2Sam 2:16 Kaz 9:11
the Syrians.
Lv 26:8 Sdc 7:20 - Sdc 7:22 1Sam 14:13 - 1Sam 14:15 2Kr 7:6 2Kr 7:7 Ž 33:16 Ž 46:6
escaped.
1Sam 30:16 1Sam 30:17 2Kr 19:36

 21   went out.
Sdc 3:28 Sdc 7:23 - Sdc 7:25 1Sam 14:20 - 1Sam 14:22 1Sam 17:52 2Kr 3:18 2Kr 3:24

 22   the prophet.
1Kr 20:13 1Kr 20:38 1Kr 19:10 1Kr 22:8 2Kr 6:12
strengthen.
2Krn 25:8 2Krn 25:11 Ž 27:14 Prís 18:10 Prís 20:18 Iz 8:9 Joel 3:9 Joel 3:10 Ef 6:10
at the return.
1Kr 20:26 2Sam 11:1 1Krn 20:1 Ž 115:2 Ž 115:3 Iz 26:11 Iz 42:8

 23   Their gods. It was the general belief in the heathen world, that each district had its tutelary and protecting deity, who could do nothing out of his own province.
1Kr 20:28 1Kr 14:23 1Sam 4:8 2Kr 19:12 2Krn 32:13 - 2Krn 32:19 Ž 50:21 Ž 50:22 Ž 121:1 Ž 121:2 Iz 42:8

 24   Take the.
1Kr 20:1 1Kr 20:16 1Kr 22:31 Prís 21:30

 25   thou hast lost. Heb. was fallen. and surely.
Ž 10:3

 26   Aphek. Supposed to be the Aphek near the river Adonis, between Heliopolis and Biblos, and probably the same place that Paul Lucas mentions in his Voyage to the Levant. It was swallowed up by an earthquake, and formed a lake about nine miles in circumference, in which he says there were several houses still to be seen entire, under the water.
1Kr 20:30 Joz 13:4 Joz 19:30 Sdc 1:31
Aphik.
1Sam 4:1 1Sam 29:1 2Kr 13:17
to fight against Israel. Heb. to the war with Israel.


 27   were all present. or, were victualled.
Joz 1:11 Sdc 7:8
like two.
Dt 32:30 Sdc 6:5 1Sam 13:5 - 1Sam 13:8 1Sam 14:2 2Krn 32:7 2Krn 32:8 Kaz 9:11

 28   there came.
1Kr 20:13 1Kr 20:22 1Kr 13:1 1Kr 17:18 2Krn 20:14 - 2Krn 20:20
Because.
1Kr 20:23 Iz 37:29 - Iz 37:37
therefore will.
1Kr 20:13 Dt 32:27 Joz 7:8 Joz 7:9 Jób 12:16 - Jób 12:19 Ž 58:10 Ž 58:11 Ž 79:10 Iz 37:29 Iz 37:35 Jer 14:7 Ez 20:9 Ez 20:14 Ez 36:21 - Ez 36:23 Ez 36:32
ye shall know.
1Kr 20:13 Ex 6:7 Ex 7:5 Ex 8:22 Dt 29:6 Ez 6:14 Ez 11:12 Ez 12:16 Ez 36:22 Ez 39:7

 29   seven days.
Joz 6:15 1Sam 17:16 Ž 10:16
an hundred thousand.
2Sam 10:18 2Krn 13:17 2Krn 20:23 - 2Krn 20:25 2Krn 28:6 Iz 37:36

 30   the rest.
Ž 18:25
a wall.
Iz 24:18 Jer 48:44 Am 2:14 Am 2:15 Am 5:19 Am 9:3 Lk 13:4
fled.
1Kr 20:10 1Kr 20:20 Dan 4:37
into an inner chamber. or, from chamber to chamber. Heb. into a chamber within a chamber.
1Kr 22:25 2Krn 18:24

 31   his servants.
1Kr 20:23 2Kr 5:13
merciful kings.
Prís 20:28 Iz 16:5 Ef 1:7 Ef 1:8
let us, I pray thee. Six of the citizens of Calais are reported to have acted nearly in the same manner, when they surrendered their city to Edward the Third, king of England, in 1346. See the whole story circumstantially related by Sir John Froissart, (who lived in that time,) with that simplicity and detail that give it every appearance of truth.
put sackcloth.
1Kr 21:27 - 1Kr 21:29 Gn 37:34 2Sam 3:31 2Sam 14:2 2Kr 19:1 2Kr 19:2 Est 4:1 - Est 4:3 Iz 22:12 Iz 37:1 Jon 3:5 Jon 3:6 Zjv 11:3
peradventure.
2Kr 7:4 Est 4:16 Jób 2:4 Mt 10:28

 32   Thy servant.
1Kr 20:3 - 1Kr 20:6 Jób 12:17 Jób 12:18 Jób 40:11 Jób 40:12 Iz 2:11 Iz 2:12 Iz 10:12 Dan 5:20 - Dan 5:23 Abd 1:3 Abd 1:4
he is my brother.
1Kr 20:42 1Sam 15:8 - 1Sam 15:20

 33   the men.
Prís 25:13 Lk 16:8
and he caused.
2Kr 10:15 Sk 8:31

 34   The cities.
1Kr 15:20 2Krn 16:4
So he made a covenant. One of the conditions of this covenant, we learn, was, that Ahab should have "streets (chutzoth) in Damascus;" a proposal better relished by Ahab then understood by the generality of commentators. This, however, is well illustrated by Mk. Harmer, from William of Tyre, the great historian of the Crusades; from whom it appears that it was customary to give those nations which were engaged in them, churches, streets, and great jurisdiction therein, in those places which they assisted to conquer. The Genoese and Venetians had each a street in Acon, or Acre, in which they had their own jurisdiction, with liberty to have an oven, mill, baths, weights, and measures, etc.
1Kr 20:42 1Kr 22:31 2Krn 18:30 Iz 8:12 Iz 26:10

 35   of the sons.
1Kr 20:38 1Sam 10:12 2Kr 2:3 2Kr 2:5 2Kr 2:7 2Kr 2:15 2Kr 4:1 2Kr 4:38 Am 7:14
in the word.
1Kr 13:1 1Kr 13:2 1Kr 13:17 1Kr 13:18
Smite me.
1Kr 20:37 Iz 8:18 Iz 20:2 Iz 20:3 Jer 27:2 Jer 27:3 Ez 4:3 Mt 16:24

 36   1Kr 13:21 - 1Kr 13:24 1Kr 13:26 1Sam 15:22 1Sam 15:23

 37   Smite me.
1Kr 20:35 Ex 21:12
so that, etc. Heb. smiting and wounding.


 38   disguised.
1Kr 14:2 1Kr 22:30 2Sam 14:2 Mt 6:16

 39   Thy servant.
Sdc 9:7 - Sdc 9:20 2Sam 12:1 - 2Sam 12:7 2Sam 14:5 - 2Sam 14:7 Mk 12:1 - Mk 12:12
thy life.
1Kr 20:42 2Kr 10:24
or else.
Ex 21:30 Jób 36:18 Ž 49:7 Prís 6:35 Prís 13:8 1Pt 1:18 1Pt 1:19
pay. Heb. weigh.


 40   he was gone. Heb. he was not. So shall thy judgment be.
2Sam 12:5 - 2Sam 12:7 Jób 15:6 Mt 21:41 - Mt 21:43 Mt 25:24 - Mt 25:27 Lk 19:22

 41   the ashes away.
1Kr 20:38 2Sam 13:19 Jób 2:8 Jer 6:26

 42   Because.
1Kr 20:34 1Kr 22:31 - 1Kr 22:37 1Sam 15:9 - 1Sam 15:11
thy life shall go.
1Kr 22:31 - 1Kr 22:37 2Kr 6:24 2Kr 8:12 2Krn 18:33 2Krn 18:34

 43   went.
1Kr 21:4 1Kr 22:8 Est 5:13 Est 6:12 Est 6:13 Jób 5:2 Prís 19:3