SEV Biblia, Chapter 11:6
Y el Espíritu de Dios arrebató a Saúl en oyendo estas palabras, y se encendió en ira en gran manera.
Clarke's Bible Commentary - 1 Samuel 11:6
Verse 6. The Spirit of God came upon Saul] He felt himself strongly excited to attempt the relief of his brethren. And his anger was kindled greatly.] I believe this means no more than that his courage was greatly excited-he felt himself strong for fight, and confident of success.
John Gill's Bible Commentary
Ver. 6. And the Spirit of God came upon Saul when he heard those tidings , etc.] And filled him with pity and compassion to the inhabitants of Jabesh, and with wisdom and prudence, and set his thoughts at work to contrive ways and means for their relief, and with fortitude, courage, and resolution, to attempt their deliverance; so the Targum, “the spirit of fortitude from the Lord dwelt on Saul:” and his anger was kindled greatly; against Nahash the Ammonite for insulting Israel, and threatening to use the inhabitants of Jabesh in such a cruel manner.
Matthew Henry Commentary
Verses 1-11 - The first fruit of Saul's government was the rescue of Jabesh-gilea from the Ammonites. To save their lives, men will part with liberty and even consent to have their eyes put out; is it then no wisdom to part with that sin which is as dear to us as our right eye, rather tha to be cast into hell-fire? See the faith and confidence of Saul, and grounded thereon, his courage and resolution. See also his activity in this business. When the Spirit of the Lord comes upon men, it will make them expert, even without experience. When zeal for the glory of God and love for the brethren, urge men to earnest efforts, and when God is pleased to help, great effects may speedily be produced.
Original Hebrew
ותצלח 6743 רוח 7307 אלהים 430 על 5921 שׁאול 7586 בשׁמעו 8085 את 853 הדברים 1697 האלה 428 ויחר 2734 אפו 639 מאד׃ 3966
