And David
fled
from Naioth
in Ramah,
and came
and said
before
Jonathan,
What have I done?
what is mine iniquity?
and what is my sin
before
thy father,
that he seeketh
my life?
run away
ἀπέδρα
apedra
Nauath
Ναυαθ
nauath
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
say
And he said
unto him, God forbid;
thou shalt not die:
behold, my father
will do
nothing
either great
or small,
but that he will shew
it me: and why should my father
hide
this thing
from me? it is not so.
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
And David
sware
moreover, and said,
Thy father
certainly
knoweth
that I have found
grace
in thine eyes;
and he saith,
Let not Jonathan
know
this, lest he be grieved:
but truly
as the LORD
liveth,
and as thy soul
liveth,
there is but a step
between me and death.
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
say
aware
οἶδεν
oiden
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
say
Then said
Jonathan
unto David,
Whatsoever thy soul
desireth,
I will even do
it for thee.
And David
said
unto Jonathan,
Behold, to morrow
is the new moon,
and I should not fail
to sit
with the king
at meat:
but let me go,
that I may hide
myself in the field
unto the third
day at even.
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
plain
πεδίῳ
pediō
If thy father
at all
miss
me, then say,
David
earnestly
asked
leave of me that he might run
to Bethlehem
his city:
for there is a yearly
sacrifice
there for all the family.
If he say
thus, It is well;
thy servant
shall have peace:
but if he be very
wroth,
then be sure
that evil
is determined
by him.
Therefore thou shalt deal
kindly
with thy servant;
for thou hast brought
thy servant
into a covenant
of the LORD
with thee: notwithstanding, if there be
in me iniquity,
slay
me thyself; for why shouldest thou bring
me to thy father?
And Jonathan
said,
Far be it from thee:
for if I knew
certainly
that evil
were determined
by my father
to come
upon thee, then would not I tell
it thee?
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
Then said
David
to Jonathan,
Who shall tell
me? or what if thy father
answer
thee roughly?
And Jonathan
said
unto David,
Come,
and let us go out
into the field.
And they went out
both
of them into the field.
And Jonathan
said
unto David,
O LORD
God
of Israel,
when I have sounded
my father
about to morrow
any time,
or the third
day, and, behold, if there be good
toward David,
and I then send
not unto thee, and shew
it thee;
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
aware
οἶδεν
oiden
threefoldly
τρισσῶς
trissōs
The LORD
do
so
and much more
to Jonathan:
but if it please
my father
to do thee evil,
then I will shew
it thee, and send thee away,
that thou mayest go
in peace:
and the LORD
be with thee, as he hath been with my father.
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
And thou shalt not only while yet
I live
shew
me the kindness
of the LORD,
that I die
not:
But also thou shalt not cut off
thy kindness
from my house
for
ever:
no, not when the LORD
hath cut off
the enemies
of David
every one
from the face
of the earth.
So Jonathan
made
a covenant with the house
of David,
saying, Let the LORD
even require
it at the hand
of David's
enemies.
And Jonathan
caused David
to swear
again,
because he loved
him: for he loved
him as he loved
his own soul.
Then Jonathan
said
to David,
To morrow
is the new moon:
and thou shalt be missed,
because thy seat
will be empty.
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
And when thou hast stayed three days,
then thou shalt go down
quickly,
and come
to the place
where thou didst hide
thyself when
the business
was in hand, and shalt remain
by
the stone
Ezel.
do for the third time
τρισσεύσεις
trisseuseis
worked
ἐργασίμῃ
ergasimē
saddleback
εργαβ
ergab
And I will shoot
three
arrows
on the side
thereof, as though I shot
at a mark.
And, behold, I will send
a lad,
saying, Go,
find out
the arrows.
If I expressly
say
unto the lad,
Behold, the arrows
are on this side of thee, take
them; then come
thou: for there is peace
to thee, and no hurt;
as the LORD
liveth.
piece of wood cleft off
σχίζαν
schizan
say
piece of wood cleft off
σχίζα
schiza
But if I say
thus unto the young man,
Behold, the arrows
are beyond
thee; go thy way:
for the LORD
hath sent thee away.
And as touching the matter
which thou and I have spoken
of, behold, the LORD
be between thee and me for
ever.
So David
hid
himself in the field:
and when the new moon
was come, the king
sat him down
to eat
meat.
And the king
sat
upon his seat,
as at other times,
even upon a seat
by the wall:
and Jonathan
arose,
and Abner
sat
by Saul's
side,
and David's
place
was empty.
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
Abennēr
Αβεννηρ
abennēr
sideways
πλαγίων
plagiōn
Nevertheless Saul
spake
not any thing
that day:
for he thought,
Something hath befallen
him, he is not
clean;
surely he is not clean.
And it came to pass on the morrow,
which was the second
day of the month,
that David's
place
was empty:
and Saul
said
unto Jonathan
his son,
Wherefore cometh
not the son
of Jesse
to meat,
neither yesterday,
nor to day?
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
And Jonathan
answered
Saul,
David
earnestly
asked
leave of me
to go to Bethlehem:
And he said,
Let me go,
I pray thee; for our family
hath a sacrifice
in the city;
and my brother,
he hath commanded
me to be there: and now, if I have found
favour
in thine eyes,
let me get away,
I pray thee, and see
my brethren.
Therefore he cometh
not unto the king's
table.
say
Then Saul's
anger
was kindled
against Jonathan,
and he said
unto him, Thou son
of the perverse
rebellious
woman, do not I know
that thou hast chosen
the son
of Jesse
to thine own confusion,
and unto the confusion
of thy mother's
nakedness?
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
say
desert
αὐτομολούντων
automolountōn
aware
οἶδα
oida
For as long as
the son
of Jesse
liveth
upon the ground,
thou shalt not be established,
nor thy kingdom.
Wherefore now send
and fetch
him unto me, for he shall surely die.
And Jonathan
answered
Saul
his father,
and said
unto him, Wherefore shall he be slain?
what hath he done?
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
And Saul
cast
a javelin
at him to smite
him: whereby Jonathan
knew
that it was determined
of his father
to slay
David.
stem
δόρυ
dory
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
So Jonathan
arose
from the table
in fierce
anger,
and did eat
no meat
the second
day
of the month:
for he was grieved
for David,
because his father
had done him shame.
leap up
ἀνεπήδησεν
anepēdēsen
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
And it came to pass in the morning,
that Jonathan
went out
into the field
at the time appointed
with David,
and a little
lad
with him.
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
And he said
unto his lad,
Run,
find out
now the arrows
which I shoot.
And as the lad
ran,
he shot
an arrow
beyond
him.
say
piece of wood cleft off
σχίζας
schizas
hurl a javelin
ἀκοντίζω
akontizō
hurl a javelin
ἠκόντιζε
ēkontize
piece of wood cleft off
σχίζῃ
schizē
And when the lad
was come
to the place
of the arrow
which Jonathan
had shot,
Jonathan
cried
after
the lad,
and said,
Is not the arrow
beyond
thee?
piece of wood cleft off
σχίζης
schizēs
hurl a javelin
ἠκόντιζεν
ēkontizen
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
say
piece of wood cleft off
σχίζα
schiza
And Jonathan
cried
after
the lad,
Make speed,
haste,
stay
not. And Jonathan's
lad
gathered up
the arrows,
and came
to his master.
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
quick
ταχύνας
tachynas
pick up
ἀνέλεξεν
anelexen
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
piece of wood cleft off
σχίζας
schizas
But the lad
knew
not any thing:
only Jonathan
and David
knew
the matter.
And Jonathan
gave
his artillery
unto his lad,
and said
unto him, Go,
carry
them to the city.
And as soon as the lad
was gone,
David
arose
out of a place toward
the south,
and fell
on his face
to the ground,
and bowed
himself three
times:
and they kissed
one
another,
and wept
one
with another,
until David
exceeded.
saddleback
εργαβ
ergab
And Jonathan
said
to David,
Go
in peace,
forasmuch as we have sworn
both
of us in the name
of the LORD,
saying,
The LORD
be between me and thee, and between my seed
and thy seed
for
ever.
And he arose
and departed:
and Jonathan
went
into the city.
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
