A Shilling book of Old Testament History for National And Elementary Schools ...
A Shilling book of Old Testament History for National And Elementary Schools ...
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[2 Sam. xiv— 1 Kas. n.
set on foot while yet be was weary and weakhanded, and felt sure that if once he was slain, the whole people would side with Absalom. The counsel found favour with the usurper, but first he resolyed to call in Hushai and ask his opinion. Hushai pronounced the plan extremely dangerous. An attack upon the king could only be made at a great risk. He, therefore, advised delay, and the assembling of all the national forces.
His counsel was adopted, and Ahithophel foreseeing th...e certain issue put his household in order and hanged himself.
4. David at Mahanaim. Meanwhile David and his reti- nue had been pressing on towards the Jordan, and had there halted when the two sons of Zadok and Abiathar arrived in breathless haste, bidding him from Hushai cross the river with- out a moment's delay. At midnight therefore he arose, crossed the Jordan, and establishing his head-quarters at Mahanaim, the former capital of Ishbosheth, mustered his forces and placed them under the command of Joab and Abishai, receiv- ing supplies from several stanch and wealthy friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[2 Sam. xiv— 1 Kas. n.
set on foot while yet be was weary and weakhanded, and felt sure that if once he was slain, the whole people would side with Absalom. The counsel found favour with the usurper, but first he resolyed to call in Hushai and ask his opinion. Hushai pronounced the plan extremely dangerous. An attack upon the king could only be made at a great risk. He, therefore, advised delay, and the assembling of all the national forces.
His counsel was adopted, and Ahithophel foreseeing th...e certain issue put his household in order and hanged himself.
4. David at Mahanaim. Meanwhile David and his reti- nue had been pressing on towards the Jordan, and had there halted when the two sons of Zadok and Abiathar arrived in breathless haste, bidding him from Hushai cross the river with- out a moment's delay. At midnight therefore he arose, crossed the Jordan, and establishing his head-quarters at Mahanaim, the former capital of Ishbosheth, mustered his forces and placed them under the command of Joab and Abishai, receiv- ing supplies from several stanch and wealthy friends.
What to read after A Shilling book of Old Testament History for National And Elementary Schools ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Frederick Maclear to read onlineMoreLess
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