1:26

negeri(TB)/tanah(TL) <0776> [the land.]

1:26

orang Het

Ul 7:1; [Lihat FULL. Ul 7:1]; Yeh 16:3 [Semua]

dinamainya Lus.

Kej 28:19; [Lihat FULL. Kej 28:19]

5:9

menawarkan ... dengan sukarela(TB)/sukahatinya(TL) <05068> [offered.]

5:9

dengan sukarela

Hak 5:2; [Lihat FULL. Hak 5:2]

8:34

ingat(TB)/terkenang(TL) <02142> [remembered.]

8:34

tidak ingat

Hak 3:7; [Lihat FULL. Hak 3:7]; Neh 9:17; [Lihat FULL. Neh 9:17] [Semua]

13:15

Perkenankanlah(TB)/menahankan(TL) <06113> [let us.]

mengolah(TB)/sajikan(TL) <06213> [until.]

Manoah, not knowing the quality of his guest, wished to do this as act of hospitality.

[for thee. Heb. before thee.]

13:15

anak kambing

Hak 6:19

18:15

menanyakan(TB)/bertanyakan(TL) <07592> [saluted him. Heb. asked him of peace.]

20:16

kidal(TB/TL) <0334> [left-handed.]

{Itter yad yemeeno,} "obstructed in his right hand;" so the Chaldee Targum, {gemid beedaih deyammeena,} contracted or impeded in his right hand." Le Clerc observes, that the 700 men left-handed seem therefore to have been made slingers, because they could not use the right hand, which is employed in managing heavier arms; and they could discharge the stones from the sling in a direction against which their opponents were not upon their guard, and thus do the greater execution.

mengumban ... batu(TB)/mengali-ali batu(TL) <068 07049> [sling stones.]

The sling was a very ancient warlike instrument; and, in the hands of those who were skilled in the use of it, produced astonishing effects. The inhabitants of the islands of Baleares, now Majorca and Minorca, were the most celebrated slingers of antiquity. They did not permit their children to break their fast, till they had struck down the bread they had to eat from the top of a pole, or some distant eminence. Vegetius tells us, that slingers could in general hit the mark at 600 feet distance.

20:16

yang kidal,

Hak 3:15; [Lihat FULL. Hak 3:15]