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CHAP. XXIX.
4 The princes of the Philistims cause Dauid to be sent backe
from the battell against Israel, because they distrusted him.
1 So the Philistims were gathered together with
all their armies in Aphek: and the Israelites
pitched note by the fountaine, which is in Izreel.
2 And the note princes of the Philistims went
foorth by note hundreths and thousandes, but Dauid
and his men came behinde with Achish.
3 Then saide the princes of the Philistims,
What doe these Ebrewes here? And Achish said
vnto the princes of the Philistims, Is not this Dauid
the seruant of Saul the King of Israel, who
hath bene with me these dayes, note or these yeeres,
and I haue found nothing in him, since he note dwelt
with me vnto this day?
4 But the princes of the Philistims were
wroth with him, and the princes of the Philistims
said vnto him, note Sende this fellow backe, that he
may goe againe to his place which thou hast appointed
him, and let him not goe downe with vs
to battell, least that in the battell he be an aduersarie
to vs: for wherewith should he obteine the
fauour of his master? shoulde it not be with the
note heades of these men?
5 Is not this Dauid, of whome they sang in
daunces, saying, note Saul slewe his thousande, and
Dauid his ten thousande?
6 ¶2; Then Achish called Dauid, and said vnto
him, As the Lorde liueth, thou hast bene vpright
and good in my sight, when thou note wentest
out and in with mee in the hoste, neither
haue I founde euill with thee, since thou camest
to me vnto this day, but note the princes doe not
fauour thee.
7 Wherefore nowe returne, and go in peace,
that thou displease not the princes of the Philistims.
8 ¶2; And Dauid said vnto Achish, But what
haue I done? and what hast thou founde in thy
seruant as long as I haue bene with thee vnto
this day, that I may note not goe and fight against
the enemies of my lorde the King?
9 Achish then answered, and said to Dauid, I
knowe thou pleasest mee, as an Angell of God:
but the princes of the Philistims haue saide, Let
him not goe vp with vs to battell.
10 Wherefore now rise vp earely in the morning
with thy note masters seruants that are come
with thee: and when ye be vp earely, assoone as
ye haue light, depart.
11 So Dauid and his men rose vp earely to
depart in the morning, and to returne into the
lande of the Philistims: and the Philistims went
vp to Izreel.
Geneva [1587], THE BIBLE: THAT IS, THE HOLY SCRIPTVRES CONTEINED IN THE OLDE AND NEWE TESTAMENT. TRANSLATED ACCORDING TO the Ebrew and Greeke, and conferred with the best translations in diuers languages. With most profitable annotations vpon all the hard places, and other things of great importance (Imprinted... by Christopher Barker [etc.], LONDON) [word count] [B07000].
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