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 1       I, XXXIV    |  instructed by God, he anointed David with the royal oil, while
 2       I, XXXIV(56)|              This is a mistake: David was undoubtedly then a grown-up
 3       I, XXXIV    |         though still a youth,57 David offered himself for the
 4       I, XXXIV    |        the great favor shown to David as they were returning from
 5       I, XXXIV    |     fell violently in love with David. Accordingly, Saul sets
 6       I, XXXIV    |   Accordingly, Saul sets before David as the condition of obtaining
 7       I, XXXIV    |      from what he imagined, for David, according to the proposal
 8       I, XXXV     |        regard and affection for David; and therefore the king,
 9       I, XXXV     |       by a spirit of error, and David stood by him, soothing him
10       I, XXXV     |       to compass his death; and David no longer trusted himself
11       I, XXXV     |         because he had received David; and when none of the king'
12       I, XXXV     |         cruel duty. After that, David made for the desert. Thither
13       I, XXXV     |     opening with a vast recess. David had thrown himself into
14       I, XXXV     |     sleep, he was resting. When David perceived this, although
15       I, XXXV     |    tears, extolled the piety of David, and blamed his own wickedness,
16       I, XXXV     |  wickedness, while he addressed David as king and son. He was
17       I, XXXV     |     against his son-in-law. But David, who had thoroughly59 tested
18       I, XXXV     |      above, had been married to David. David fled to the Philistines.~
19       I, XXXV     |      had been married to David. David fled to the Philistines.~
20       I, XXXVI    |     array on the following day, David, however, being sent away
21       I, XXXVI    |     that the ark was removed by David the king out of that town
22       I, XXXVII   |       having thus been cut off, David, when the news of his death
23       I, XXXVII   |     host of King Saul, despised David, and made Isbaal. king,
24       I, XXXVII   |         the army on the side of David. Joab, on account of the
25       I, XXXVII   |         had surrendered to King David, ordered him to be murdered,
26       I, XXXVII   |         war with the Ammonites, David intrusted the chief command
27       I, XXXVIII  |       who was then in the camp. David caused him to be slain by
28       I, XXXVIII  | pregnant through adultery. Then David, after being severely reproved
29       I, XXXVIII  |        the death of the leader. David then engaged in several
30       I, XXXVIII  |    hundred thousand64 citizens. David soon regretted and repented
31       I, XXXVIII  |     thousand men perished. Then David, beholding the angel by
32       I, XXXVIII  |    people was turned aside; and David built an altar to God on
33       I, XXXVIII  |         father was still alive. David died, after he had reigned
34       I, XLII     |       him, being the fifth from David, as he was his great-great-grandson.