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A Call to 'Fill Your Hand'
Commentators explain that the Hebrew phrase for “offereth willingly to consecrate himself” literally means “to fill his hand.” This imagery suggests not a token gift, but a substantial, generous offering. David is asking who will come before the Lord with full hands, ready to give liberally to the work.
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1 Chronicles
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18th Century
Theologian
To consecrate his service - This phrase literally means, as noted in the margin, “to fill his hand,” that is, “to come with full hands to Ya…
19th Century
Bishop
The gold for things of gold.—Literally: as for the gold, for the gold, and as for the silver, for the silver—that is to s…
17th Century
Pastor
The gold for things of gold, the silver for things of silver ,
&c.] The one for what was to be overlaid with gold, t…
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17th Century
Minister
What is done in works of piety and charity should be done willingly, not by constraint, for God loves a cheerful giver.
David set a…