Now it came to pass upon a day,
that Jonathan
the son
of Saul
said
unto the young man
that bare
his armour,
Come,
and let us go over
to the Philistines'
garrison,
that is on the other side.
But he told
not his father.
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
post
μεσσαβ
messab
And Saul
tarried
in the uttermost
part of Gibeah
under a pomegranate tree
which is in Migron:
and the people
that were with him were about six
hundred
men;
And Ahiah,
the son
of Ahitub,
Ichabod's
brother,
the son
of Phinehas,
the son
of Eli,
the LORD'S
priest
in Shiloh,
wearing
an ephod.
And the people
knew
not that Jonathan
was gone.
Achia
Αχια
achia
Achitōb
Αχιτωβ
achitōb
Iōchabēd
Ιωχαβηδ
iōchabēd
Phinees
Φινεες
phinees
Sēlōm
Σηλωμ
sēlōm
ephod
εφουδ
ephoud
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
And between the passages,
by which Jonathan
sought
to go over
unto the Philistines'
garrison,
there was a sharp
rock
on the one side,
and a sharp
rock
on the other side:
and the name
of the one
was Bozez,
and the name
of the other
Seneh.
ford
διαβάσεως
diabaseōs
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
any prominent part
ἀκρωτήριον
akrōtērion
any prominent part
ἀκρωτήριον
akrōtērion
Bazes
Βαζες
bazes
Senna
Σεννα
senna
The forefront
of the one
was situate
northward
over against
Michmash,
and the other
southward
over against
Gibeah.
And Jonathan
said
to the young man
that bare
his armour,
Come,
and let us go over
unto the garrison
of these uncircumcised:
it may be that the LORD
will work
for us: for there is no restraint
to the LORD
to save
by many
or by few.
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
post
μεσσαβ
messab
And his armourbearer
said
unto him, Do
all that is in thine heart:
turn
thee; behold, I am with thee according to thy heart.
Then said
Jonathan,
Behold, we will pass over
unto these men,
and we will discover
ourselves unto them.
If they say
thus unto us, Tarry
until we come
to you; then we will stand still
in our place, and will not go up
unto them.
But if they say
thus, Come up
unto us; then we will go up:
for the LORD
hath delivered
them into our hand:
and this shall be a sign
unto us.
say
And both
of them discovered
themselves unto the garrison
of the Philistines:
and the Philistines
said,
Behold, the Hebrews
come forth
out of the holes
where they had hid
themselves.
post
μεσσαβ
messab
hole formed by gnawing
τρωγλῶν
trōglōn
And the men
of the garrison
answered
Jonathan
and his armourbearer,
and said,
Come up
to us, and we will shew
you a thing.
And Jonathan
said
unto his armourbearer,
Come up
after
me: for the LORD
hath delivered
them into the hand
of Israel.
post
μεσσαβ
messab
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
And Jonathan
climbed up
upon his hands
and upon his feet,
and his armourbearer
after
him: and they fell
before
Jonathan;
and his armourbearer
slew
after
him.
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
And that first
slaughter,
which Jonathan
and his armourbearer
made,
was about twenty
men,
within as it were an half
acre
of land,
which a yoke
of oxen might plow.
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
throwing stones
πετροβόλοις
petrobolois
pebble
κόχλαξιν
kochlaxin
plain
πεδίου
pediou
And there was trembling
in the host,
in the field,
and among all the people:
the garrison,
and the spoilers,
they also trembled,
and the earth
quaked:
so it was a very great
trembling.
post
μεσσαβ
messab
And the watchmen
of Saul
in Gibeah
of Benjamin
looked;
and, behold, the multitude
melted away,
and they went
on beating down
one another.
Then said
Saul
unto the people
that were with him, Number
now, and see
who is gone
from us. And when they had numbered,
behold, Jonathan
and his armourbearer
were not there.
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
And Saul
said
unto Ahiah,
Bring hither
the ark
of God.
For the ark
of God
was at that time
with the children
of Israel.
And it came to pass, while Saul
talked
unto the priest,
that the noise
that was in the host
of the Philistines
went
on
and increased:
and Saul
said
unto the priest,
Withdraw
thine hand.
say
And Saul
and all the people
that were with him assembled
themselves, and they came
to the battle:
and, behold, every man's
sword
was against his fellow,
and there was a very
great
discomfiture.
Moreover the Hebrews
that were with the Philistines
before
that time,
which went up
with them into the camp
from the country round about,
even they also turned to be with the Israelites
that were with Saul
and Jonathan.
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
Likewise all the men
of Israel
which had hid
themselves in mount
Ephraim,
when they heard
that the Philistines
fled,
even they also followed hard
after
them in the battle.
tie
συνάπτουσιν
synaptousin
So the LORD
saved
Israel
that day:
and the battle
passed over
unto Bethaven.
Baithōn
Βαιθων
baithōn
And the men
of Israel
were distressed
that day:
for Saul
had adjured
the people,
saying,
Cursed
be the man
that eateth
any food
until evening,
that I may be avenged
on mine enemies.
So none of the people
tasted
any food.
pray to
ἀρᾶται
aratai
And all they of the land
came
to a wood;
and there was honey
upon
the ground.
And when the people
were come
into the wood,
behold, the honey
dropped;
but no man put
his hand
to his mouth:
for the people
feared
the oath.
bee house
μελισσῶνα
melissōna
But Jonathan
heard
not when his father
charged
the people
with the oath:
wherefore he put forth
the end
of the rod
that was in his hand,
and dipped
it in an honeycomb,
and put
his hand
to his mouth;
and his eyes
were enlightened.
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
staff
σκήπτρου
skēptrou
Then answered
one
of the people,
and said,
Thy father
straitly
charged
the people
with an oath,
saying,
Cursed
be the man
that eateth
any food
this day.
And the people
were faint.
say
Then said
Jonathan,
My father
hath troubled
the land:
see,
I pray you, how mine eyes
have been enlightened,
because I tasted
a little
of this honey.
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
say
How much more,
if haply
the people
had eaten
freely
to day
of the spoil
of their enemies
which they found?
for had there not been now a much greater
slaughter
among the Philistines?
And they smote
the Philistines
that day
from Michmash
to Aijalon:
and the people
were very
faint.
And the people
flew
upon the spoil,
and took
sheep,
and oxen,
and calves,
and slew
them on the ground:
and the people
did eat
them with the blood.
herd
βουκόλια
boukolia
Then they told
Saul,
saying,
Behold, the people
sin
against the LORD,
in that they eat
with the blood.
And he said,
Ye have transgressed:
roll
a great
stone
unto me this day.
say
Geththem
Γεθθεμ
geththem
in that place
ἐνταῦθα
entautha
And Saul
said,
Disperse
yourselves among the people,
and say
unto them, Bring me hither
every man
his ox,
and every man
his sheep,
and slay
them here, and eat;
and sin
not against the LORD
in eating
with the blood.
And all the people
brought
every man
his ox
with him
that night,
and slew
them there.
say
say
in that place
ἐνταῦθα
entautha
And Saul
built
an altar
unto the LORD:
the same was the first
altar
that he built
unto the LORD.
And Saul
said,
Let us go down
after
the Philistines
by night,
and spoil
them until the morning
light,
and let us not leave
a man
of them. And they said,
Do
whatsoever seemeth
good
unto thee. Then said
the priest,
Let us draw near
hither
unto God.
say
dawn
διαφαύσῃ
diaphausē
say
say
in that place
ἐνταῦθα
entautha
And Saul
asked
counsel of God,
Shall I go down
after
the Philistines?
wilt thou deliver
them into the hand
of Israel?
But he answered
him not that day.
And Saul
said,
Draw ye near
hither,
all the chief
of the people:
and know
and see
wherein
this sin
hath been this day.
For, as the LORD
liveth,
which saveth
Israel,
though it be
in Jonathan
my son,
he shall surely
die.
But there was not a man among all the people
that answered
him.
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
Then said
he unto all Israel,
Be ye on one
side,
and I and Jonathan
my son
will be on the other
side.
And the people
said
unto Saul,
Do
what seemeth
good
unto thee.
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
say
Therefore Saul
said
unto the LORD
God
of Israel,
Give
a perfect
lot. And Saul
and Jonathan
were taken:
but the people
escaped.
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
And Saul
said,
Cast
lots between me and Jonathan
my son.
And Jonathan
was taken.
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
portion out
κατακληρώσηται
kataklērōsētai
say
prevail over
κατεκράτησεν
katekratēsen
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
portion out
κατακληροῦται
kataklēroutai
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
Then Saul
said
to Jonathan,
Tell
me what thou hast done.
And Jonathan
told
him, and said,
I did but
taste
a little
honey
with the end
of the rod
that was in mine hand,
and, lo,
I must die.
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
say
staff
σκήπτρῳ
skēptrō
And Saul
answered,
God
do so
and more also:
for thou shalt surely
die,
Jonathan.
And the people
said
unto Saul,
Shall Jonathan
die,
who hath wrought
this great
salvation
in Israel?
God forbid:
as the LORD
liveth,
there shall not one hair
of his head
fall
to the ground;
for he hath wrought
with God
this day.
So the people
rescued
Jonathan,
that he died
not.
say
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
Then Saul
went up
from following
the Philistines:
and the Philistines
went
to their own place.
So Saul
took
the kingdom
over Israel,
and fought
against all his enemies
on every side,
against Moab,
and against the children
of Ammon,
and against Edom,
and against the kings
of Zobah,
and against the Philistines:
and whithersoever he turned
himself, he vexed
them.
portion out
κατακληροῦται
kataklēroutai
Mōab
Μωαβ
mōab
Ammōn
Αμμων
ammōn
Edōm
Εδωμ
edōm
Baitheōr
Βαιθεωρ
baitheōr
Souba
Σουβα
souba
And he gathered
an host,
and smote
the Amalekites,
and delivered
Israel
out of the hands
of them that spoiled
them.
Now the sons
of Saul
were Jonathan,
and Ishui,
and Melchishua:
and the names
of his two
daughters
were these; the name
of the firstborn
Merab,
and the name
of the younger
Michal:
Jonathan
Ιωναθαν
iōnathan
Iessiou
Ιεσσιου
iessiou
Melchisa
Μελχισα
melchisa
Merob
Μεροβ
merob
Melchol
Μελχολ
melchol
And the name
of Saul's
wife
was Ahinoam,
the daughter
of Ahimaaz:
and the name
of the captain
of his host
was Abner,
the son
of Ner,
Saul's
uncle.
Achinoom
Αχινοομ
achinoom
Achimaas
Αχιμαας
achimaas
commander-in-chief
ἀρχιστρατήγῳ
archistratēgō
Abennēr
Αβεννηρ
abennēr
Nēr
Νηρ
nēr
And Kish
was the father
of Saul;
and Ner
the father
of Abner
was the son
of Abiel.
And there was sore
war
against the Philistines
all the days
of Saul:
and when Saul
saw
any strong
man,
or any valiant
man,
he took
him unto him.
