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And the king and his men went to Jerusalem unto the Jebusites, the inhabitants of the land: which spake unto David, saying, Except thou take away the blind and the lame, thou shalt not come in hither: thinking, David cannot come in hither.
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Verse 6 is found in chapter 5 of 2 Samuel. David conquers Jerusalem and establishes his center of government there. The city of the Jebusites becomes the City of David, a politically strategic capital that will later become fundamental to Israel’s religious identity. The text attributes David’s growth to the Lord’s presence with him. The conquest is not presented simply as a military achievement, but as part of the consolidation of a kingdom whose center will have enormous importance in later biblical history.
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Compare 2 Samuel 5:6 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.
Deutsch · L1912 Und der König zog hin mit seinen Männern gen Jerusalem wider die Jebusiter, die im Lande wohnten. Sie aber sprachen zu David: Du wirst nicht hier hereinkommen, sondern Blinde und Lahme werden dich abtreiben. Damit meinten sie aber, daß David nicht würde dahinein kommen.
Español · RVR1909 Entonces el rey y los suyos fueron a Jerusalem al Jebuseo que habitaba en la tierra; el cual habló a David, diciendo: Tú no entrarás acá, si no echares los ciegos y los cojos; diciendo: No entrará acá David.
Español · NTBT El rey y sus hombres fueron a Jerusalén contra los jebuseos que habitaban el país. Estos le dijeron a David: «No entrarás aquí. Hasta los ciegos y los cojos te rechazarán». Con ello querían decir: «David no entrará aquí».
Français · LSG Le roi marcha avec ses gens sur Jérusalem contre les Jébusiens, habitants du pays. Ils dirent à David: Tu n'entreras point ici, car les aveugles mêmes et les boiteux te repousseront! Ce qui voulait dire: David n'entrera point ici.
Italiano · DIO1885 Ora il re andò, con la sua gente, in Gerusalemme, contro ai Gebusei che abitavano nel paese; ed essi dissero a Davide: Tu non entrerai qua entro, che tu non ne abbia cacciati i ciechi e gli zoppi; volendo dire: Davide non entrerà mai qua entro.
Português · ARC E partiu o rei com os seus homens a Jerusalém, contra os jebuseus que habitavam naquela terra; e falaram a Davi, dizendo: Não entrarás aqui, pois os cegos e os coxos te repelirão, querendo dizer: Não entrará Davi aqui.
中文 · RCUV 王和他的人到了 耶路撒冷 ，要攻打住那地方的 耶布斯 人。 耶布斯 人對 大衛 說：「你必不能進到這裏，就是盲人、瘸子都可以把你擊退。」就是說：「 大衛 絕不能進到這裏。」
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