Keil and Delitzsch Commentary - 2 Samuel 1:22

Keil and Delitzsch Commentary - 2 Samuel 1:22 - 1:22

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Keil and Delitzsch Commentary - 2 Samuel 1:22 - 1:22

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1:1 - 1:1
1:17 - 1:17
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1:20 - 1:20
1:21 - 1:21
1:22 - 1:22
1:23 - 1:23
1:25 - 1:25
1:27 - 1:27

Such was the ignominy experienced upon Gilboa by those who had always fought so bravely, that their bow and sword did not turn back until it was satisfied with the blood and fat of the slain. The figure upon which the passage is founded is, that arrows drink the blood of the enemy, and a sword devours their flesh (vid., Deu 32:42; Isa 34:5-6; Jer 46:10). The two principal weapons are divided between Saul and Jonathan, so that the bow is assigned to the latter and the sword to the former.