1. Chronik 17:17
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Und das war noch zu wenig in deinen Augen, o Gott, sondern du hast über das Haus deines Knechtes noch von ferner Zukunft geredet und hast mich sehen lassen des Menschen höchstes Ziel, HERR, mein Gott!
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INTRODUCTION TO 1 CHRONICLES 17 This chapter contains an account of David's intention to build an house for God, which, he signified to Nathan the prophet, who first encouraged him to it; but afterwards was sent by the Lord to him with an order to desist from it, assuring him, at the same time, that his son should build it, and that his own house and kingdom should be established for ever; for which David expressed great thankfulness, the whole of which is related in Sa2 7:1 with some little variation, see the notes there; only one thing has since occurred, which I would just take notice of, that here, Ch1 17:5 as there also, it is said by the Lord, that he had "not dwelt in an house since the day he brought up Israel out of Egypt"; which seems to suggest that he had dwelt in one before, as has been hinted on Sa2 7:6 even while the people of Israel were in Egypt, though it is nowhere mentioned by Moses, or any other writer; yet it is not unreasonable to suppose it; for as the ancestors of the Israelites, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, when only travellers from place to place, built altars for God wherever they came; so their posterity, it is highly probable, not only did the same, but when they found themselves settled in Egypt, in the land of Goshen, might build places of worship; and when we consider the wealth of Joseph, and his family, and indeed of all Israel, who enjoyed for many years great plenty, prosperity, and liberty, before their servitude, the vast numbers they increased to and the long continuance of them in Egypt, more than two hundred years; it will not seem strange that they should build houses for religious worship, and even one grand and splendid for public service, to which also they might be led by the example of the Egyptians; who, as Herodotus says (…
Quelle öffnen ↗This excellent chapter is the same with 2 Sa. 7. It will be worth while to look back upon what was there said upon it. Two things in general we have in it: - I. God's gracious acceptance of David's purpose to build him a house, and the promise he made thereupon (Ch1 17:1-15). II. David's gracious acceptance of God's good promise to build him a house, and the prayer he made thereupon (Ch1 17:16-27).
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ja, er spricht: Es ist zu gering, daß du mein Knecht bist, um die Stämme Jakobs aufzurichten und die Geretteten Israels wiederzubringen; darum will ich dich zum Lichte der Heiden machen, daß du mein Heil seiest bis ans Ende der Erde.
Dem aber, der weit mehr zu tun vermag, als wir bitten oder verstehen, nach der Kraft, die in uns wirkt,
auch euer kleines und großes Vieh. Und zwar ist das ein Geringes vor dem HERRN; er wird auch die Moabiter in eure Hand geben,
Und das ist noch zu wenig gewesen in deinen Augen, Herr, HERR; denn du hast über das Haus deines Knechtes noch von ferner Zukunft geredet, und zwar, Herr, HERR, von des Menschen höchstem Ziel!
dazu habe ich dir auch gegeben, was du nicht gebeten hast, Reichtum und Ehre, daß deinesgleichen nicht sein soll unter den Königen dein ganzes Leben lang.
ja, ich habe dir das Haus deines Herrn gegeben, dazu die Weiber deines Herrn an deinen Busen, und habe dir das Haus Israel und Juda gegeben; und wäre das zu wenig, so hätte ich noch dies und das hinzugefügt.