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1 Samuel 18:29

Listen to 1 Samuel 18:29
29 temió Saúl aún más a David. Y Saúl fue siempre enemigo de David.

1 Samuel 18:29 Meaning and Commentary

1 Samuel 18:29

And Saul was yet the more afraid of David
Because the Lord was with him, and his wife loved him; so that he feared he should never be able to accomplish his designs, and that this marriage, which he intended as the means of his ruin, would pave the way for his ascending the throne:

and Saul became David's enemy continually;
was every day giving fresh evidence of his enmity against him; before it was by fits, and at certain times, there were some intervals; but now enmity was rooted and habituated, and was constant and continually showing itself.

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1 Samuel 18:29 In-Context

27 se levantó David y se fue con sus hombres, y mató a doscientos hombres de entre los filisteos. Entonces David trajo sus prepucios y se los dio todos al rey a fin de ser yerno del rey. Y Saúl le dio a su hija Mical por mujer.
28 Cuando Saúl vio y comprendió que el SEÑOR estaba con David, y que Mical, hija de Saúl, lo amaba,
29 temió Saúl aún más a David. Y Saúl fue siempre enemigo de David.
30 Y salían los jefes de los filisteos a campaña, y sucedía que cada vez que salían, David se comportaba con más sabiduría que todos los siervos de Saúl, por lo cual su nombre era muy estimado.
Scripture taken from La Biblia de las Américas® (LBLA®), Copyright © 1986, 1995, 1997 by The Lockman Foundation. Used by permission. https://www.LBLA.com

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