1 Crônicas 2:10-17
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I. — (10-17) The descent of David from Amminadab, of the house of Ram. The royal line naturally takes precedence of the other two. Rute 4:18 gives this line from Pharez to David. (Compare the genealogies of Christ, Mateus 1 and Lucas 3) Nahshon is called chief of Judah in Num. ii 3 (comp. 1 Crônicas 1:7; 1 Crônicas 7:12), at the time of the Exodus.
(11) Salma. — So in Rute 4:20; but in 1 Crônicas 2:21; Mateus 1:4, and Lucas 3:32, Salmon.
(13-17) The family of Jesse (Heb., Yishai in 1 Crônicas 2:12, but ‘Ishai in 1 Crônicas 2:13).
Seven sons are here named. 1 Samuel 17:12 states that Jesse had eight sons; and from 1 Samuel 16:6 (Heb.) it appears that he had that number. In both passages, Eliab, Abinadab, and Shimma (Heb., Shim‘â, here and at 1 Crônicas 20:7) occur, the last under the form Shammah. He is called Shimei (2 Samuel 21:21); but Shimeah == Shim’ah (2 Samuel 13:3; 2 Samuel 13:32); and this appears to have been his real name.
(14, 15) Nethaneel... Raddai... Ozem. — Not named elsewhere in the Scriptures. The son of Jesse, omitted in our present Heb. text, is called Elihu in the Syriac version, which makes him seventh and David the eighth. The name Elihu occurs in 1 Crônicas 27:18 for Eliab.
(16) Whose sisters were Zeruiah, and Abigail. — Literally, And their sisters, &c. If the reading in 2 Samuel 17:25 be correct, these two women were daughters of Nahash, who must therefore have been a wife of Jesse. Abigail (there called Abigal) was mother of the warrior Amasa, who became Absalom’s general (2 Samuel 19:13), and was afterwards assassinated by Joab (2 Samuel 20:10).
Abishai. — Abshai, here and elsewhere in the chronicle.
Joab, the famous commander-in-chief of David’s forces (see 1 Crônicas 11:6); and for Joab and Abishai, who, like Asahel, was one of David’s heroes (1 Crônicas 11:20; 1 Crônicas 11:26), comp. 1 Crônicas 18:12; 1 Crônicas 18:15; 1 Crônicas 19:10 seq., 1 Crônicas 21:2 et seq., 1 Crônicas 27:24. David’s champions were thus his immediate kin, just as Abner was to Saul.
(17) Jether the Ishmeelite. — Incorrectly called “Ithra an Israelite” in 2 Samuel 17:25. The later abhorrence of alien marriages seems to have been unknown in the age of David. The name of Zeruiah’s husband is unknown.
II. — The Calebite stock (1 Crônicas 2:18).