A Span Classsearchtermclassspan book of Old Testament History
A Span Classsearchtermclassspan book of Old Testament History
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1. 492.
Ch. VII. ] BA TTLE OF M UXT GIL BOA . 307 find him, that he would Uvg to come to the throne, and that he himself should be next unto him. The former covenant was now for the third time ratified, and the two friends parted, never to meet again (i Sam. Xxiii. I6— 18).
Meanwhile Saul returned to Gibeah, whither mes- sengers from the Ziphites followed him with news of David's hiding-place, and offering to betray him into his hands ^ Thereupon the king set out, and so close wero the pursuer ...and pursued on one another's track, that while David was climbing down one side of a cliff in the waste pasture ground of Maon, in the extreme south of Judah, Saul and his men were posted to intercept them on the other. But the arrival of a messenger, with news of a sudden inroad of the Pliilistines, obliged the king to discontinue the pursuit, and the name of the spot Sela- hammahlekoth. The CliJ of Divisions, long commemo- rated David's narrow escape (i Sam. Xxiii. 28).
Engedi-, or The Sprin(/ of the Wild Goats, a town on the western shore of the Dead Sea, was his next hiding-place, and the scene of an instance of magnani- mity on his part, rare at all times, especially raro amongst Oriental nations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1. 492.
Ch. VII. ] BA TTLE OF M UXT GIL BOA . 307 find him, that he would Uvg to come to the throne, and that he himself should be next unto him. The former covenant was now for the third time ratified, and the two friends parted, never to meet again (i Sam. Xxiii. I6— 18).
Meanwhile Saul returned to Gibeah, whither mes- sengers from the Ziphites followed him with news of David's hiding-place, and offering to betray him into his hands ^ Thereupon the king set out, and so close wero the pursuer ...and pursued on one another's track, that while David was climbing down one side of a cliff in the waste pasture ground of Maon, in the extreme south of Judah, Saul and his men were posted to intercept them on the other. But the arrival of a messenger, with news of a sudden inroad of the Pliilistines, obliged the king to discontinue the pursuit, and the name of the spot Sela- hammahlekoth. The CliJ of Divisions, long commemo- rated David's narrow escape (i Sam. Xxiii. 28).
Engedi-, or The Sprin(/ of the Wild Goats, a town on the western shore of the Dead Sea, was his next hiding-place, and the scene of an instance of magnani- mity on his part, rare at all times, especially raro amongst Oriental nations.
What to read after A Span Classsearchtermclassspan book of Old Testament History?
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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