Benaiah the Pirathonite, Hiddai of the brooks of Gaash,
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Verse 30 is found in chapter 23 of 2 Samuel. The final list ends with numerous names of warriors. The enumeration may seem secondary, but it serves an important literary function: preserving the memory of those who participated in David’s victories. The kingdom was not built by one individual alone. The long list also connects different regions and families with the history of the monarchy. The chapter concludes by remembering that behind the king’s great narratives stood a community of concrete individuals who sustained his campaigns.
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Compare 2 Samuel 23:30 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.
Benaja, der Pirathoniter; Hiddai, von Nahale-Gaas;
Benaía Pirathonita, Hiddai del arroyo de Gaas;
Benaía, el piratonita; Hidai, de los arroyos de Gaas;
Benaja, de Pirathon. Hiddaï, de Nachalé-Gaasch.
Benaia Piratonita, Hiddai dalle valli di Gaas;
Benaia, piratonita; Hidai, do ribeiro de Gaás;
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