Then Elisha
said,
Hear
ye the word
of the LORD;
Thus saith
the LORD,
To morrow
about this time
shall a measure
of fine flour
be sold for a shekel,
and two measures
of barley
for a shekel,
in the gate
of Samaria.
say
Elisaie
Ελισαιε
elisaie
shekel
σίκλου
siklou
of a verse having two meters
δίμετρον
dimetron
shekel
σίκλου
siklou
Then a lord
on whose hand
the king
leaned
answered
the man
of God,
and said,
Behold, if the LORD
would make
windows
in heaven,
might this thing
be? And he said,
Behold, thou shalt see
it with thine eyes,
but shalt not eat
thereof.
III knight
τριστάτης
tristatēs
Elisaie
Ελισαιε
elisaie
say
cataract
καταρράκτας
katarraktas
Elisaie
Ελισαιε
elisaie
say
And there were four
leprous
men
at the entering in
of the gate:
and they said
one
to another,
Why sit
we here until we die?
If we say,
We will enter
into the city,
then the famine
is in the city,
and we shall die
there: and if we sit still
here, we die
also. Now therefore come,
and let us fall
unto the host
of the Syrians:
if they save us alive,
we shall live;
and if they kill
us, we shall but die.
say
And they rose up
in the twilight,
to go
unto the camp
of the Syrians:
and when they were come
to the uttermost part
of the camp
of Syria,
behold, there was no man
there.
For the Lord
had made the host
of the Syrians
to hear
a noise
of chariots,
and a noise
of horses,
even the noise
of a great
host:
and they said
one
to another,
Lo, the king
of Israel
hath hired
against us the kings
of the Hittites,
and the kings
of the Egyptians,
to come
upon us.
heard
ἀκουστὴν
akoustēn
say
Chettaios
Χετταίων
chettaiōn
Wherefore they arose
and fled
in the twilight,
and left
their tents,
and their horses,
and their asses,
even the camp
as it was, and fled
for their life.
run away
ἀπέδρασαν
apedrasan
And when these lepers
came
to the uttermost part
of the camp,
they went
into one
tent,
and did eat
and drink,
and carried
thence silver,
and gold,
and raiment,
and went
and hid
it; and came again,
and entered
into another
tent,
and carried
thence also, and went
and hid
it.
hide away
κατέκρυψαν
katekrypsan
Then they said
one
to another,
We do
not well: this day
is a day
of good tidings,
and we hold our peace:
if we tarry
till the morning
light,
some mischief
will come
upon us: now therefore come,
that we may go
and tell
the king's
household.
say
good tidings
εὐαγγελίας
euangelias
So they came
and called
unto the porter
of the city:
and they told
them, saying,
We came
to the camp
of the Syrians,
and, behold, there was no man
there, neither voice
of man,
but horses
tied,
and asses
tied,
and the tents
as they were.
And he called
the porters;
and they told
it to the king's
house
within.
And the king
arose
in the night,
and said
unto his servants,
I will now shew
you what the Syrians
have done
to us. They know
that we be hungry;
therefore are they gone out
of the camp
to hide
themselves in the field,
saying,
When they come out
of the city,
we shall catch
them alive,
and get
into the city.
say
And one
of his servants
answered
and said,
Let some take,
I pray thee, five
of the horses
that remain,
which are left
in the city, (behold, they are as all the multitude
of Israel
that are left
in it: behold, I say, they are even as all the multitude
of the Israelites
that are consumed:
) and let us send
and see.
say
They took
therefore two
chariot
horses;
and the king
sent
after
the host
of the Syrians,
saying,
Go
and see.
And they went
after
them unto Jordan:
and, lo, all the way
was full
of garments
and vessels,
which the Syrians
had cast away
in their haste.
And the messengers
returned,
and told
the king.
And the people
went out,
and spoiled
the tents
of the Syrians.
So a measure
of fine flour
was sold for a shekel,
and two measures
of barley
for a shekel,
according to the word
of the LORD.
shekel
σίκλου
siklou
of a verse having two meters
δίμετρον
dimetron
shekel
σίκλου
siklou
And the king
appointed
the lord
on whose hand
he leaned
to have the charge of the gate:
and the people
trode
upon him in the gate,
and he died,
as the man
of God
had said,
who spake
when the king
came down
to him.
III knight
τριστάτην
tristatēn
tread together
συνεπάτησεν
synepatēsen
And it came to pass as the man
of God
had spoken
to the king,
saying,
Two measures
of barley
for a shekel,
and a measure
of fine flour
for a shekel,
shall be to morrow
about this time
in the gate
of Samaria:
Elisaie
Ελισαιε
elisaie
double measure
Δίμετρον
dimetron
shekel
σίκλου
siklou
shekel
σίκλου
siklou
And that lord
answered
the man
of God,
and said,
Now, behold, if the LORD
should make
windows
in heaven,
might such a thing
be? And he said,
Behold, thou shalt see
it with thine eyes,
but shalt not eat
thereof.
III knight
τριστάτης
tristatēs
Elisaie
Ελισαιε
elisaie
say
cataract
καταρράκτας
katarraktas
say
Elisaie
Ελισαιε
elisaie
And so it fell out unto him: for the people
trode
upon him in the gate,
and he died.
