C. F. Keil and Franz Delitzsch on 1 Samuel 30:11-12
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1 Samuel30:11-12
1Sa 30:11-12
On their further march they found an Egyptian lying exhausted upon the field; and having brought him to David, they gave him food and drink, namely “a slice of fig-cake (cf. 1Sa 25:18), and raisin-cakes to eat; whereupon his spirit of life returned (i.e., he came to himself again), as he had neither eaten bread nor drunk water for three days.”
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