And the priest's custom with the people was, that, when any man offered sacrifice, the priest's servant came, while the flesh was in seething, with a fleshhook of three teeth in his hand;
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Verse 13 is found in chapter 2 of 1 Samuel. Eli’s sons are described through a deliberate contrast with Samuel. While Samuel will be devoted to the Lord’s service, Hophni and Phinehas use their priestly position to wrongfully take the offerings. The problem is not merely administrative misconduct, but corruption of worship: those who should represent God’s holiness despise the regulations governing sacrifice. The description of their conduct as a serious sin establishes early that Eli’s priestly household is under judgment and that religious office does not automatically guarantee faithfulness.
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Compare 1 Samuel 2:13 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
noch nach dem Recht der Priester an das Volk. Wenn jemand etwas opfern wollte, so kam des Priesters Diener, wenn das Fleisch kochte, und hatte eine Gabel mit drei Zacken in seiner Hand
Y la costumbre de los sacerdotes con el pueblo era que, cuando alguno ofrecía sacrificio, venía el criado del sacerdote mientras la carne estaba a cocer, trayendo en su mano un garfio de tres ganchos;
Esta era la costumbre de los sacerdotes con el pueblo: cuando alguien ofrecía un sacrificio, venía el servidor del sacerdote mientras se cocía la carne, con un tenedor de tres dientes en la mano.
Et voici quelle était la manière d'agir de ces sacrificateurs à l'égard du peuple. Lorsque quelqu'un offrait un sacrifice, le serviteur du sacrificateur arrivait au moment où l'on faisait cuire la chair. Tenant à la main une fourchette à trois dents,
E l’usanza di que’ sacerdoti inverso il popolo era tale: Quando qualunque persona faceva qualche sacrificio, il servitore del sacerdote veniva, mentre si coceva la carne, avendo una forcella a tre denti in mano.
Porquanto o costume daqueles sacerdotes com o povo era que, oferecendo alguém algum sacrifício, estando-se cozendo a carne, vinha o moço do sacerdote, com um garfo de três dentes em sua mão;
這二祭司對待百姓的規矩是這樣:凡有人獻祭,正煮肉的時候,祭司的僕人就手拿三齒的叉子來,
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