Talmud su II Samuele 5:21

One verse says, they abandoned their idols; David and his men carried them away¹⁰⁵2S. 5:21. The verse implies that the idols were a valuable part of the booty. According to the Mishnah the idols should have been brought to the Dead Sea, not to Hebron.. But another verse says, David gave orders and they were burned in the.fire¹⁰⁶1Chr. 14:12, another report about the same event.. Rebbi Yose [ben Rebbi] Ḥalafta¹⁰⁷This is the reading of ג, which agrees with the name of the Tanna in other sources. and the rabbis. Rebbi Yose ben Rebbi Ḥalafta says, what was of metal, David and his men carried them away. And what was of wood, David gave orders and they were burned in the fire. But the rabbis say, what Itai from Gat¹⁰⁸They assume that he was a Gentile and therefore able to break the idols to remove the prohibition and turn them into valuable metal scrap. Babli 44a annulled, David and his men carried them away. And what he did not annul, David gave orders and they were burned in fire. How does Rebbi Yose [ben Rebbi] Ḥalafta confirm David and his men carried them away? They took them by their rims¹⁰⁹To grind them down as R. Yose prescribes in the Mishnah..