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PARALLEL BIBLE - 1 Samuel 2:24


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King James Bible - 1 Samuel 2:24

Nay, my sons; for it is no good report that I hear: ye make the LORD's people to transgress.

World English Bible

No, my sons; for it is no good report that I hear: you make Yahweh's people disobey.

Douay-Rheims - 1 Samuel 2:24

Do not so, my sons: for it is no good report that I hear, that you make the people of the Lord to transgress.

Webster's Bible Translation

No, my sons; for it is no good report that I hear: ye make the LORD'S people to transgress.

Original Hebrew

אל
408 בני 1121 כי 3588 לוא 3808 טובה 2896 השׁמעה 8052 אשׁר 834 אנכי 595 שׁמע 8085 מעברים 5674 עם 5971 יהוה׃ 3068

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VERSE (24) -
Ac 6:3 2Co 6:8 1Ti 3:7 3Jo 1:12

SEV Biblia, Chapter 2:24

No, hijos míos; porque no es buena fama la que yo oigo; que hacéis pecar al pueblo del SEÑOR.

John Gill's Bible Commentary

Ver. 24. Nay, my sons , etc.] This seems to be too soft and smooth an appellation, too
kind and endearing, considering the offence they were guilty of, and were now reproving for; rather they deserved to be called sons of Belial, the children of the devil, than sons of Eli, or brutes and shameless wretches, and such like hard names: for it is no good report that I hear ; a very bad one; far from being good, scarce anything worse could have been said of them; to rob persons of the flesh of their offerings, when there was a sufficient allowance made for them by law, and to be so impious as to require what was not their due, and even before the Lord had his; and to debauch the women that came to religious worship, and that in the sacred place of worship, they also being priests of the Lord, and married men; sins very shocking and sadly aggravated, and yet Eli treats them in this gentle manner: ye make the Lord’s people to transgress : by causing them to forbear to bring their sacrifices, being used in such an injurious and overbearing way; and by decoying the women into uncleanness, and by setting examples to others: or, “to cry out”; as in the margin of our Bibles, to exclaim against them for their exorbitant and lewd practices; so the Targum, “the people of the Lord murmur because so ill used by them:” this clause may be read in connection with the former, “it is no good report that I hear, which ye cause to pass through the Lord’s people”; ye occasion the people to speak ill of you everywhere, in the camp of Israel, throughout the whole nation; the report as it is bad, it is general, is in everyone’s mouth; so Maimonides interprets it; with which Jarchi and others agree f50 .

Matthew Henry Commentary

Verses 11-26 - Samuel, being
devoted to the Lord in a special manner, was from a chil employed about the sanctuary in the services he was capable of. As he did this with a pious disposition of mind, it was called ministerin unto the Lord. He received a blessing from the Lord. Those young people who serve God as well as they can, he will enable to improve, that the may serve him better. Eli shunned trouble and exertion. This led him to indulge his children, without using parental authority to restrain an correct them when young. He winked at the abuses in the service of the sanctuary till they became customs, and led to abominations; and his sons, who should have taught those that engaged in the service of the sanctuary what was good, solicited them to wickedness. Their offenc was committed even in offering the sacrifices for sins, which typifie the atonement of the Saviour! Sins against the remedy, the atonemen itself, are most dangerous, they tread under foot the blood of the covenant. Eli's reproof was far too mild and gentle. In general, non are more abandoned than the degenerate children of godly persons, when they break through restraints.


Original Hebrew

אל 408 בני 1121 כי 3588 לוא 3808 טובה 2896 השׁמעה 8052 אשׁר 834 אנכי 595 שׁמע 8085 מעברים 5674 עם 5971 יהוה׃ 3068


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