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1 Samuel 1:5

1 Samuel 1:5

Treasury of Scripture Knowledge · Canne, Browne, Blayney, Scott, and others · Public Domain

a worthy portion: or, a double portion, The Hebrew phrase, manah achath appayim:, is correctly rendered by Gesenius, ein Stud fur zwei personen, doppelle Portion:, "a portion for two persons, a double portion;" for aph: in Hebrew, and προσωπον: in Greek, which literally mean a face, are used for a person. ,

he loved: ;

shut up: ,

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