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Question 67
The mighty warrior Jaob was captain of the host of David's army.
Joab totally defeated Absalom's army of rebels killing 22,000 men.
67/ How was Absalom finally caught and killed ?
Question 66
66/ Where did a wench hide two of King David's spies, to stop them being captured by the servants of Absalom who had seized power in Israel form his father David ?
Dysert your answer is correct. A wench covered the well and spread corn on it. The servants of Absalom could not find David's spies. The quick thinking of this wench helped David to escape to safety across to the other side of Jordan. The shrewdness of this wench allowed David to consolidate his forces to attack and defeat Absalom in the next chapter. We dont hear of this wench again but she saved the lives of David and his men. Well done that wench.
2 Samuel 17 verse 17
A wench is a female bondservant. The word occurs 63 times in the KJV.
I would list the other 62 occurrences, but I'm too lazy to type them in. (I counted the Hebrew word that is translated "wench" in the KJV.)Dysert
Answer to Question 68. Yes a wench is a maid servant.
I can only find that the word wench was used once in the Bible.
2 Samuel 17 verse 17
In old English the word wench is sometimes used to mean prostitute.
But in this story the wench is believed to be a maid servant.
I would list the other 62 occurrences, but I'm too lazy to type them in. (I counted the Hebrew word that is translated "wench" in the KJV.)
Kudos to you. You're obviously not as lazy as I am. ;-)Yes, the word "shiphchah" (strongs H8198) is translated "wench" one time, but appears 63 times, translated: handmaid (29x), maid (12x), maidservant (8x), bondwomen (3x), maiden (3x), womenservants (3x), handmaidens (2x), bondmaid (1x), servant (1x), wench (1x).
King James had many helping with the 1611 translation.
Yes, the word "shiphchah" (strongs H8198) is translated "wench" one time, but appears 63 times, translated: handmaid (29x), maid (12x), maidservant (8x), bondwomen (3x), maiden (3x), womenservants (3x), handmaidens (2x), bondmaid (1x), servant (1x), wench (1x).
King James had many helping with the 1611 translation.
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