1 Samuel 31 · Commentary

1 Samuel 31 · Scofield

hit him Cf. 2 Samuel 1:10 ; 21:12 . The order is: (1) Saul is "hit"--wounded mortally, potentially "slain," by the Philistines; (2) either to escape agony, or insult by the enemy, he falls upon his sword, and his armour-bearer, supposing him to be dead, slew himself; (3) but Saul was not dead; raising himself upon his spear, he besought the Amalekite to put him to death. 2 Samuel 1:10 ; 21:12 .

burnt Contra. 2 Chronicles 16:14 .

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