...divine confidence of victory.i On the actual occurrence of this sign, he clambers on hands and feeb up the precipice, followed by his armour-bearer. The...the camp as in the field, among the soldiers of the outpost as well as among the roving bands of plunderers ; the earth resounds with a clamour as if a...

...as to launch BC rir. 10Й7. time that a yoke of oxen draw a furrow in the field.'" — Spi. Com. " As if a yoke of land were in course of being ploughed, which must beware of , helmet, the cuirass, and the buckler, the sword, the dart, and the offering I. - ' - - . - .. . ....

...field." Ewald explains the Hebrew words as follows : " At the very beginning he strikes down about work." The simplest interpretation seems to be that twenty men were smitten down, one after the other,...

...the Hebrew words as follows : " At the very beginning he strikes down about twenty men at once, a« if a yoke of land were in course of being ploughed,...opposition to the sharp ploughshare in the middle of its work." The simplest interpretation seems to be that twenty men were smitten down, one after the other,...

...Canticles iii. 6. A'ote 4, p. 32. Cf. 1 Samuel xiv. 14 ; the Hebrew of which Ewald thus explains : " as if a yoke of land were in course of being ploughed,...opposition to the sharp ploughshare in the middle of its work." favour in my sight," are the ultimate sequence of David's first visit and of his skill in music,...

...half a furrow's length in an acre of lane? (marg. : half an acre of land)." Ewald interprets thus: " at the very beginning he thus strikes down twenty...opposition to the sharp ploughshare in the middle of its work." Klostermann gives : " half in the camp and half in the open field." One might have expected...