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1 Samuele 26:4

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1 Samuele 26:4 Meaning and Commentary

1 Samuel 26:4

David therefore sent out spies
To observe if he was coming or come, and where he was, that he might not be surprised by him; for though David knew the Lord was and would be his protection, he thought proper to be upon his guard, and to make use of means for his safety:

and understood that Saul was come in very deed;
that he was most certainly come, and come to some certain place; which he himself went to reconnoitre, as in ( 1 Samuel 26:5 ) .

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1 Samuele 26:4 In-Context

2 E Saulle si levò su, e scese nel deserto di Zif, avendo seco tremila uomini scelti d’Israele, per cercar Davide nel deserto di Zif.
3 E Saulle si accampò nel colle di Hachila, ch’è a fronte al deserto, in su la via. E Davide, dimorando nel deserto, si avvide che Saulle veniva nel deserto per perseguitarlo;
4 e mandò delle spie, e seppe per certo che Saulle era venuto.
5 Allora Davide si levò, e venne al luogo dove Saulle era accampato, e vide il luogo dove giaceva Saulle, ed Abner, figliuolo di Ner, capo dell’esercito di esso. Or Saulle giaceva dentro al recinto, e il popolo era accampato d’intorno a lui.
6 E Davide fece motto ad Abimelec Hitteo, e ad Abisai, figliuolo di Seruia, fratello di Ioab, dicendo: Chi scenderĂ  meco a Saulle, nel campo?
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