1 Chronicles 12:1

Segond_Strongs⁽ⁱ⁾

1 H935 ¶ Voici ceux qui se rendirent H8802 H1732 auprès de David H6860 à Tsiklag H6113 , lorsqu’il était encore éloigné H8803 H6440 de la présence H7586 de Saül H1121 , fils H7027 de Kis H1368 . Ils faisaient partie des vaillants H5826 hommes qui lui prêtèrent leur secours H8802 H4421 pendant la guerre.

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1 Chronicles 12:1 The companies that came to David at Ziklag.
1 Chronicles 12:23 The armies that came to him at Hebron.

these are.
1 Samuel 27:2; 1 Samuel 27:6; 2 Samuel 1:1; 2 Samuel 4:10
while he yet, etc. Heb. being yet shut up.Sometimes, in the East, when a successful prince endeavoured to extirpate the preceding royal family, some of them escaped the slaughter, and secured themselves in an impregnable fortress, or in a place of great secrecy; while others have been known to seek an asylum in a foreign county, from when they have occasioned, from time to time, great anxiety and great difficulties to the usurper of the crown. The expression shut up, so often applied to the extermination of eastern royal families. (De 32:32. 1 Ki 14:10; 21:21. 2 Ki 9:8; 14:26,) strictly speaking, refers to the two first of these cases; but the term may be used in a more extensive sense, for those who, by retiring into deserts, or foreign countries, preserve themselves from being slain by the men who usurp the dominions of their ancestors. Thus the term is here applied to David, though he did not shut himself up, strictly speaking, in Ziklag. It is described as a town in the country, and was probably an unwalled town; and it is certain that he did not confine himself to it, but, on the contrary, was continually making excursions from thence.
Saul.
1 Chronicles 8:33; 1 Chronicles 9:39
the mighty.
1 Chronicles 11:10; 1 Chronicles 11:19; 1 Chronicles 11:24; 1 Chronicles 11:25