And it came to pass in those days,
that the Philistines
gathered
their armies
together
for warfare,
to fight
with Israel.
And Achish
said
unto David,
Know
thou assuredly,
that thou shalt go out
with me to battle,
thou and thy men.
say
Anchous
Αγχους
anchous
And David
said
to Achish,
Surely
thou shalt know
what thy servant
can do.
And Achish
said
to David,
Therefore will I make
thee keeper
of mine head
for ever.
say
Anchous
Αγχους
anchous
say
Anchous
Αγχους
anchous
chief of the bodyguard
ἀρχισωματοφύλακα
archisōmatophylaka
Now Samuel
was dead,
and all Israel
had lamented
him, and buried
him in Ramah,
even in his own city.
And Saul
had put away
those that had familiar spirits,
and the wizards,
out of the land.
Armathaim
Αρμαθαιμ
armathaim
ventriloquizing
ἐγγαστριμύθους
engastrimythous
And the Philistines
gathered themselves together,
and came
and pitched
in Shunem:
and Saul
gathered
all Israel
together,
and they pitched
in Gilboa.
Sōman
Σωμαν
sōman
Gelboue
Γελβουε
gelboue
And when Saul
saw
the host
of the Philistines,
he was afraid,
and his heart
greatly
trembled.
And when Saul
enquired
of the LORD,
the LORD
answered
him not, neither by dreams,
nor by Urim,
nor by prophets.
Then said
Saul
unto his servants,
Seek
me a woman
that hath
a familiar spirit,
that I may go
to her, and enquire
of her. And his servants
said
to him, Behold, there is a woman
that hath
a familiar spirit
at Endor.
say
ventriloquizing
ἐγγαστρίμυθον
engastrimython
say
ventriloquizing
ἐγγαστρίμυθος
engastrimythos
Aendōr
Αενδωρ
aendōr
And Saul
disguised
himself, and put on
other
raiment,
and he went,
and two
men
with him, and they came
to the woman
by night:
and he said,
I pray thee, divine
unto me by the familiar spirit,
and bring me him up,
whom I shall name
unto thee.
say
ventriloquizing
ἐγγαστριμύθῳ
engastrimythō
say
And the woman
said
unto him, Behold, thou knowest
what Saul
hath done,
how he hath cut off
those that have familiar spirits,
and the wizards,
out of the land:
wherefore then layest thou a snare
for my life,
to cause me to die?
say
aware
οἶδας
oidas
ventriloquizing
ἐγγαστριμύθους
engastrimythous
And Saul
sware
to her by the LORD,
saying,
As the LORD
liveth,
there shall
no punishment
happen
to thee for this thing.
Then said
the woman,
Whom shall I bring up
unto thee? And he said,
Bring me up
Samuel.
And when the woman
saw
Samuel,
she cried
with a loud
voice:
and the woman
spake
to Saul,
saying,
Why hast thou deceived
me? for thou art Saul.
say
And the king
said
unto her, Be not afraid:
for what sawest
thou? And the woman
said
unto Saul,
I saw
gods
ascending
out of the earth.
And he said
unto her, What form
is he of? And she said,
An old
man
cometh up;
and he is covered
with a mantle.
And Saul
perceived
that it was Samuel,
and he stooped
with his face
to the ground,
and bowed
himself.
say
say
straight up
ὄρθιον
orthion
double cloak
διπλοΐδα
diploida
And Samuel
said
to Saul,
Why hast thou disquieted
me, to bring me up?
And Saul
answered,
I am sore
distressed;
for the Philistines
make war
against me, and God
is departed
from me, and answereth
me no more, neither by
prophets,
nor by dreams:
therefore I have called
thee, that thou mayest make known
unto me what I shall do.
say
say
Then said
Samuel,
Wherefore then dost thou ask
of me, seeing the LORD
is departed
from thee, and is become thine enemy?
And the LORD
hath done
to him, as he spake
by me:
for the LORD
hath rent
the kingdom
out of thine hand,
and given
it to thy neighbour,
even to David:
rend
διαρρήξει
diarrēxei
Because
thou obeyedst
not the voice
of the LORD,
nor executedst
his fierce
wrath
upon Amalek,
therefore hath the LORD
done
this thing
unto thee this day.
Amalēk
Αμαληκ
amalēk
Moreover the LORD
will also deliver
Israel
with thee into the hand
of the Philistines:
and to morrow
shalt thou and thy sons
be with me: the LORD
also shall deliver
the host
of Israel
into the hand
of the Philistines.
Then Saul
fell
straightway
all
along
on the earth,
and was sore
afraid,
because of the words
of Samuel:
and there was no strength
in him; for he had eaten
no bread
all the day,
nor all the night.
And the woman
came
unto Saul,
and saw
that he was sore
troubled,
and said
unto him, Behold, thine handmaid
hath obeyed
thy voice,
and I have put
my life
in my hand,
and have hearkened
unto thy words
which thou spakest
unto me.
say
Now therefore, I pray thee, hearken
thou also unto the voice
of thine handmaid,
and let me set
a morsel
of bread
before
thee; and eat,
that thou mayest have strength,
when thou goest
on thy way.
morsel
ψωμὸν
psōmon
But he refused,
and said,
I will not eat.
But his servants,
together with the woman,
compelled
him; and he hearkened
unto their voice.
So he arose
from the earth,
and sat
upon the bed.
chariot-board
δίφρον
diphron
And the woman
had a fat
calf
in the house;
and she hasted,
and killed
it, and took
flour,
and kneaded
it, and did bake
unleavened bread
thereof:
And she brought
it before
Saul,
and before
his servants;
and they did eat.
Then they rose up,
and went away
that night.
