1 Samuel 25:24

Alkitab Terjemahan Lama

Maka sujudlah ia pada kakinya sambil sembahnya: Atas sahayalah, ya tuan! atas sahayalah segala salah; sahaja berilah kiranya sahaya berkata-kata dengan tuan dan dengar apalah akan kata sahaya tuan ini.

Parallel Translations

Alkitab Terjemahan Baru
Ia sujud pada kaki Daud serta berkata: "Aku sajalah, ya tuanku, yang menanggung kesalahan itu. Izinkanlah hambamu ini berbicara kepadamu, dan dengarkanlah perkataan hambamu ini.

Bahasa Indonesia Sehari-hari
Ia sujud pada kaki Daud serta berkata: "Aku sajalah, ya tuanku, yang menanggung kesalahan itu. Izinkanlah hambamu ini berbicara kepadamu, dan dengarkanlah perkataan hambamu ini.

Bible Verse Review
  from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge

fell: 2 Kings 4:37, Esther 8:3, Matthew 18:29

Upon: 1 Samuel 25:28, Genesis 44:33, Genesis 44:34, 2 Samuel 14:9, Philemon 1:18, Philemon 1:19

let thine: Genesis 44:18, 2 Samuel 14:12

audience: Heb. ears

Reciprocal: Genesis 27:13 - Upon 1 Samuel 24:8 - David stooped 1 Samuel 26:19 - let my lord 2 Samuel 20:17 - Hear the words Proverbs 15:18 - he Proverbs 25:15 - long Proverbs 31:26 - openeth Ecclesiastes 3:7 - and a time to speak Ecclesiastes 10:4 - for

Gill's Notes on the Bible

And fell at his feet,.... As an humble supplicant, having a favour to ask of him; it is very probable David was on foot:

and said, upon me, my lord, [upon] me [let] this iniquity [be]; which her husband had been guilty of; she desires it might be transferred from him to her, and be reckoned as if done by her; she would have it imputed to herself, and all the blame lie upon her, and the punishment for it be inflicted on her; for iniquity may be put for the punishment of iniquity: this was very artfully said, as well as expressed great affection for her husband, and care of his life; for she knew, if she could get the fault removed from him to her, she would be able to vindicate herself, and her innocence would soon appear; nor would this strong affection for her husband fail of answering some good purpose, as she full well knew:

and let thine handmaid, I pray thee, speak in thine audience and hear the words of thine handmaid: as it was but reasonable she should be heard, since she stood now as the criminal, taking all the blame of her husband's conduct on herself.