Trouvé 992 Résultats pour: David's Lament

• David then went up from there and stayed in the refuges behind Engedi. (1 Samuel 24, 1)

• And when Saul returned from the pursuit of the Philistines, he was told that David was in the desert near Engedi. (1 Samuel 24, 2)

• So Saul took three thousand picked men from all Israel and went in search of David and his men in the direction of the wild goat crags. (1 Samuel 24, 3)

• When he came to the sheepfolds along the way, he found a cave, which he entered to ease nature. David and his men were occupying the inmost recesses of the cave. (1 Samuel 24, 4)

• David's servants said to him, "This is the day of which the LORD said to you, 'I will deliver your enemy into your grasp; do with him as you see fit.'" So David moved up and stealthily cut off an end of Saul's mantle. (1 Samuel 24, 5)

• Afterward, however, David regretted that he had cut off an end of Saul's mantle. (1 Samuel 24, 6)

• With these words David restrained his men and would not permit them to attack Saul. Saul then left the cave and went on his way. (1 Samuel 24, 8)

• David also stepped out of the cave, calling to Saul, "My lord the king!" When Saul looked back, David bowed to the ground in homage (1 Samuel 24, 9)

• and asked Saul: "Why do you listen to those who say, 'David is trying to harm you'? (1 Samuel 24, 10)

• When David finished saying these things to Saul, Saul answered, "Is that your voice, my son David?" And he wept aloud. (1 Samuel 24, 17)

• Saul then said to David: "You are in the right rather than I; you have treated me generously, while I have done you harm. (1 Samuel 24, 18)

• David gave Saul his oath and Saul returned home, while David and his men went up to the refuge. (1 Samuel 24, 23)