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shew him. 2Sa 1:26 1Sa 18:1-4 1Sa 20:14-17 1Sa 20:42 1Sa 23:16-18 1Ki 2:7 Pr 27:10 Mt 10:42 Mt 25:40 Mr 9:41 Joh 19:26 Joh 19:27 Phm 1:9-12 1Pe 3:8
9 He makes Ziba his farmer.
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a servant. Ge 15:2 Ge 15:3 Ge 24:2 Ge 39:6
was Ziba. 2Sa 16:1-4 2Sa 19:17 2Sa 19:27-29
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the kindness of God.That is, the highest degree of kindness; as the hail of God is very great hail; the mountains of God exceeding high mountains; besides which, this kindness was according to the covenant of God made between him and Jonathan. De 4:37 De 10:15 1Sa 20:14-17 Mt 5:44 Mt 5:45 Lu 6:36 Tit 3:3 Tit 3:4
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Machir. 2Sa 17:27-29
Lo-debar.This place appears to have been situated beyond Jordan; and was probably, as Reland supposes, the same as Debir or Lidbir, Jos 13:26.
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Fear not. Ge 43:18 Ge 43:23 Ge 50:18-21 1Sa 12:19 1Sa 12:20 1Sa 12:24 Isa 35:3 Isa 35:4 Mr 5:33 Mr 5:34 Lu 1:12 Lu 1:13 Lu 1:29 Lu 1:30
for I will. See on ver. 2Sa 9:1 2Sa 9:3 Ru 2:11 Ru 2:12 2Ti 1:16-18
eat bread. 2Sa 9:11 2Sa 19:28 2Sa 19:33 1Ki 2:7 Ps 41:9 Jer 25:33 Jer 25:34 Mt 6:11 Lu 22:30 Re 3:20
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shall eat bread.The eating at courts was of two kinds; the one public and ceremonious, the other private. Sir John Chardin understands those passages which speak of a right to eat at the royal table, as pointing out a right to a seat there, when the repast was public and solemn. So in a MS. Note on 1 Ki 2:7, he tells us that it was to be understood of the {majilis,} (the term for an assembly of lords, or a public feast,) and not of the daily and ordinary repast. Hence, though Mephibosheth was to eat at all public times at the king's table, yet he would want the produce of his lands for food at other times, which it was necessary for Ziba to understand. 2Sa 9:7 2Sa 9:11-13 2Sa 19:28 2Ki 25:29 Lu 14:15
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Ziba. 2Sa 19:17
According. 2Sa 16:1-4 2Sa 19:26
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