1 Chronicles 12:38-40
with a perfect heart The meaning of this expression may be inferred from that of a double heart in 1Chr 12:33. If a double heart be expressive of insincerity or duplicity, a perfect heart, which seems to be put in opposition to it, must signify a sincere, faithful, and entire attachment. 1Kgs 8:61, 1Kgs 11:4; 2Kgs 20:3; Ps 101:2 all the rest 1Chr 12:17-18; Gen 49:8-10; 2Chr 30:12; Ps 110:3; Ezek 11:19 eating and drinking Gen 26:30, Gen 31:54; 2Sam 6:19, 2Sam 19:42 brought The Septuagint reads εφερον αυτιος, "brought (to) them" which is probably correct; the Hebrew lahem, "to them" might be easily mistaken for lechem, "bread." The passage will then read, "bought them on asses, on camels, and on mules, and on oxen, meat, meal, cakes of figs," etc., which renders the introduction of and unnecessary. From the mention of oil, figs, and raisins, Mr. Harmer thinks that this assembly was held in autumn. 2Sam 16:1, 2Sam 17:27-29 meat, meal or, victual of meal cakes of figs 1Sam 25:18 there was joy 1Kgs 1:40; 2Kgs 11:20; Prov 11:10, Prov 29:2; Jer 23:5-6; Luke 19:37-38; Rev 19:5-7
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