Löydetty 923 Tulokset: Descendants Of David
and of foremost rank among the Thirty, but he could not rival the first three. He was the man David appointed to carry out his secret commands. (1 Chronicles 11, 25)
And these were great warriors in David’s army, Asahel, Joab’s brother, and his cousin Elchanan of Bethlehem, (1 Chronicles 11, 26)
Here are the names of the men who rallied to David’s side at Siceleg, while he was yet being hunted down by Saul, the son of Cis; brave men all, and tried warriors, (1 Chronicles 12, 1)
There were men of Gad, too, that went over to David’s allegiance when he was taking refuge in the desert, strong men, brave warriors, armed with shield and spear; no lion so terrible of aspect, no hind on the mountains so fleet of foot. (1 Chronicles 12, 8)
There were others that came to the stronghold where David lay, from Benjamin and Juda. (1 Chronicles 12, 16)
To these David said, as he went out to meet them, If you come as friends, to aid me, knit be my heart with yours; if you are abetting my enemies, by laying a trap for an innocent man, then may the Lord God of our fathers look down and judge between us. (1 Chronicles 12, 17)
With that, inspired to utterance, Amasai answered him, that was one of the thirty chiefs: Thine, David, we are; with thee, son of Jesse, our lot is cast. Peace be to thee, peace to all who take part with thee; thou hast thy God with thee, taking thy part. So David welcomed them, and made them captains in his army. (1 Chronicles 12, 18)
And there were Manassites that went over to David; this was at the time when he would march out with the Philistines against Saul, but bring them aid he might not; the Philistine chiefs agreed to send him home, fearing he might go back to Saul’s allegiance, to their great peril. (1 Chronicles 12, 19)
Brave warriors these were, and helped David to make war on the freebooters, as captains in his army. (1 Chronicles 12, 21)
And now no day could pass but it brought David fresh allies, till his company reached great strength, like a host of God’s own mustering. (1 Chronicles 12, 22)
And here is the muster-roll of the armed men who came to find David in Hebron, and make him heir, as the Lord had promised, to Saul’s kingdom. (1 Chronicles 12, 23)
and from the western half of Manasses came eighteen thousand, each one of them sworn to make David king. (1 Chronicles 12, 31)
