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If I tell him the arrows are on the near side of him, he has only to go and pick them up, then do thou come out to me; it means, as the Lord is a living God, that all is well and no harm is meant thee. If I tell him the arrows are beyond him, then depart, and peace be with thee; the Lord will have thee go. (1 Samuel 20, 22)
So David went and hid, out in the fields, and the new month came, and the king sat down to meat. (1 Samuel 20, 24)
He sat, as was his wont, on a seat close to the wall; Jonathan was standing there, and Abner took his place next to Saul, but David’s was seen to be empty. (1 Samuel 20, 25)
But when the next day dawned after the new moon, and David’s place was empty still, Saul asked Jonathan why the son of Jesse had not sat down to meat that day or the day before. (1 Samuel 20, 27)
and when he reached the place where the first fell, Jonathan cried out after him, There is an arrow there beyond thee. (1 Samuel 20, 37)
And now he called out after him, Make haste, do not linger where thou art. So the boy gathered up Jonathan’s arrows, and brought them to his master; (1 Samuel 20, 38)
but of the business that was toward, he knew nothing; only Jonathan and David knew that. (1 Samuel 20, 39)
When the servant had gone, David rose up from his hiding-place, that gave upon the south country; he bowed his face to the earth, and three times did reverence, and then they kissed one another and wept together; there was no staunching David’s tears. (1 Samuel 20, 41)
So David set out on his journey, and Jonathan made his way back to the city. (1 Samuel 20, 43)
The king, David told him, has given me a task to perform, but errand and instructions are both secret; and he has given me a trysting-place where I am to meet my companions. (1 Samuel 21, 2)
Hast thou food for them ready to hand, though it were but five loaves? Let me have what thou canst afford. (1 Samuel 21, 3)
As to women, David told the priest, we are as clean as when we set out a day or two back; and the packs the men carry are as clean as themselves. This is no holy errand of ours, but it will not bring any defilement, to-day, upon aught we carry with us.✻ (1 Samuel 21, 5)
