1 Samuel 16:21
stood before <06440 05975> [stood before him.]
liked .... great <0157 03966> [loved him.]
1 Samuel 17:27
done <06213> [So shall it.]
1 Samuel 18:13
removed <05493> [removed.]
out <03318> [he went out.]
Saul was sensible that the Lord was departed from him; while he perceived, with evident sorrow of heart, that the Lord had given David peculiar wisdom, and that he was with him to prosper all his undertakings. This increased the disquietude of his malevolent mind, and his dread of David as a prevailing rival: he therefore removed him from his presence. This impolitic step, however, served the more to ingratiate David with the people, by affording him the opportunity of leading them forth to victory over their enemies.
1 Samuel 18:24
<01697> [On this manner. Heb. According to these words.]
1 Samuel 20:18
new moon <02320> [new moon.]
missed <06485> [and thou shalt.]
Among the forms of salutation and compliment used in Persia, one was, "according to my mode of notation in italics, {J i sh ma khali bud pish y r n,} signifying, Thy place or seat was empty among thy friends. This phrase, or the greater part of it, was frequently addressed to myself when coming into a circle of Persian acquaintances, after an absence of several days or weeks. It reminded me of a passage in the First book of Samuel, (ch. 20:18.) And thou shalt be missed, because thy seat will be empty. And again, David's place was empty." Sir W. Ouseley's Travels, vol i. preface, p.16.
missed <06485> [empty. Heb. missed.]
1 Samuel 25:12
came <0935> [came.]
1 Samuel 25:43
Jezreel <03157> [Jezreel.]
two <08147> [both.]
wives <0802> [his wives.]
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