David the King a Historical Inquiry
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But David felt that in settling himself in a fortress, he ran the risk of being blocked up in it by Saul. Perhaps he feared that a life of ease would have an enervating effect upon his little army perhaps he was afraid of taking up the attitude of a sovereign.
The woods and the mountains are the common refuge of wild beasts and of the disinherited. He determined to return to his wild retreat ; and to over- come all resistance, he once again had recourse to the ephod.
Saul, who had remained unmo...ved by the siege of Keilah, chose this moment for the assembly of a large army to be employed in the pursuit of his former favourite. Thanks to the forced connivance of the inhabitants, his measures were so well taken that David himself despaired of escape. The Philistines were his unconscious saviours. Hearing that the royal army had started for the south, they promptly made a raid upon the land of Benjamin. The monarch was obliged to abandon the pursuit, but no sooner was he free from anxiety on the score of the Philistines, than he took it up again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But David felt that in settling himself in a fortress, he ran the risk of being blocked up in it by Saul. Perhaps he feared that a life of ease would have an enervating effect upon his little army perhaps he was afraid of taking up the attitude of a sovereign.
The woods and the mountains are the common refuge of wild beasts and of the disinherited. He determined to return to his wild retreat ; and to over- come all resistance, he once again had recourse to the ephod.
Saul, who had remained unmo...ved by the siege of Keilah, chose this moment for the assembly of a large army to be employed in the pursuit of his former favourite. Thanks to the forced connivance of the inhabitants, his measures were so well taken that David himself despaired of escape. The Philistines were his unconscious saviours. Hearing that the royal army had started for the south, they promptly made a raid upon the land of Benjamin. The monarch was obliged to abandon the pursuit, but no sooner was he free from anxiety on the score of the Philistines, than he took it up again.
What to read after David the King a Historical Inquiry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcel Auguste Dieulafoy to read onlineMoreLess
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