BIBLICAL
COMMENTARY
VOLUME 10
1 Samuel
RALPH W. KLEIN
General Editors
Bruce M. Metzger
David A. Hubbard†
Glenn W. Barker†
Old Testament Editor
John D. W. Watts
New Testament Editor
Ralph P. Martin
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1 Samuel
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Word biblical commentary.
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1. Bible—Commentaries—Collected works.
BS491.2.W67 220.7´7 81-71768
ISBN 0-8499-0209-6 (v. 10) AACR2
Scripture quotations in the body of the commentary marked rsv are from the Revised Standard Version of the Bible, copyright 1946 (renewed 1973), 1956, and © 1971 by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA and are used by permission. Those marked NIV are from the New International Version of the Bible, copyright © 1973 by New York Bible Society International. The author’s own translation of the text appears in italic type under the heading “Translation.”
George and Pauline Klein
who served as my Lois and Eunice
IV. The Shape of This Commentary
Samuel and the Word of Yahweh 3:1–21 (4:1a)
The Ark Goes into Exile 4:1b–22
The Victorious Hand of Yahweh 5:1–12
The victorious Ark Comes Home 6:1–7:1
Asses Sought, a Kingdom Found 9:1–10:16
The King Whom Yahweh Has Chosen 10:17–27a
Saul Proclaimed King 10:27b–11:15
Kingship: Right or Wrong? 12:1–25
Military Exploits of Saul and Jonathan 14:1–52
The History of David’s Rise (HDR) 1 Samuel 16:14–2 Samuel 5:10
David Comes to the Royal Court 16:14–23
David Defeats the Philistine 17:1–18:5
Saul’s Jealousy and David’s Success 18:6–30
A Priest Favors David 21:2–10 (EVV 1–9)
David, the Madman 21:11 (EVV. 10–15)
Abiathar Joins David in Flight 22:1–23
Yahweh Does Not Surrender David 23:1–24:1 (EVV 23:29)
David Refuses to Kill Yahweh’s Anointed 24:2–23 (EVV 1–22)
Reprise: David Refuses to Kill Yahweh’s Anointed 26:1–25
David As Double Agent 27:1–28:2
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