C. F. Keil and Franz Delitzsch on 1 Samuel 10:9
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1 Samuel10:9
1Sa 10:9
When Saul went away from Samuel, to return to Gibeah, “God changed to him another heart,” - a pregnant expression for “God changed him, and gave him another heart” (see at 1Sa 10:6); and all these signs (the signs mentioned by Samuel) happened on that very day. As he left Samuel early in the morning, Saul could easily reach Gibeah in one day, even if the town where he had met with Samuel was situated to the south-west of Rachel’s tomb, as the distance from that tomb to Gibeah was not more than three and a half or four hours.
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