Fondare 1930 Risultati per: Choosing A King
So the king left the city on foot with all his attendants, leaving only ten concubines in charge of the palace. (2 Samuel 15, 16)
Why dost thou come with us? the king asked of Ethai the Gethite. Go back to the court; thou art a wanderer who has already left his home (2 Samuel 15, 19)
But Ethai answered, As the Lord is a living God, as my lord the king is a living man, it cannot be. Wherever thou art, my lord king, in life or in death, there also will thy servant be. (2 Samuel 15, 21)
weeping aloud as they went, till the whole throng had gone across. The king himself crossed Cedron stream, and they all set out on the road which leads to the desert. (2 Samuel 15, 23)
But the king said to Sadoc, Carry God’s ark back into the city; if the Lord takes my part, he will bring me home again, and I shall see his ark and his tabernacle there; (2 Samuel 15, 25)
go back to the city, and tell Absalom, lord king, I am at thy command, I will be thy servant as I was thy father’s. So thou wilt be able to thwart the designs of Achitophel. (2 Samuel 15, 34)
When the king asked what he did with all these, Siba answered, I brought the asses to be ridden by the king’s courtiers, the bread and fruit for thy servants to eat, the wine to revive such as are faint in the desert. (2 Samuel 16, 2)
And where is thy master’s son? the king asked. He remained in Jerusalem, Siba answered, thinking that the men of Israel would restore him this day to the throne of his father. (2 Samuel 16, 3)
Why then, the king told him, all that was Miphiboseth’s is thine. And Siba answered, My prayer is that I may ever enjoy thy favour, my lord king. (2 Samuel 16, 4)
Go thy ways, cried Semei, cursing the king, go thy ways, murderer and upstart! (2 Samuel 16, 7)
At this Abisai, son of Sarvia, protested to the king, Why must this hangdog fellow be allowed to curse my lord the king? Let me go and cut the head from his body! (2 Samuel 16, 9)
A weary man was the king, and weary were all the people with him, when they reached their halting-place; and there they rested. (2 Samuel 16, 14)
