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2 Samuel 1
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1
Now it came to pass
after
the
death
of
Saul,
when
David
was
returned
from the
slaughter
of the
Amalekites,
and
David
had
abode
two
days
in
Ziklag;
2
It came even to pass on the
third
day,
that, behold, a
man
came
out of the
camp
from
Saul
with his
clothes
rent
, and
earth
upon his
head:
and so it was, when he
came
to
David,
that he
fell
to the
earth,
and did
obeisance
.
3
And
David
said
unto him, From whence
comest
thou? And he
said
unto him, Out of the
camp
of
Israel
am I
escaped
.
4
And
David
said
unto him,
How
a
went the
matter?
I pray thee,
tell
me. And he
answered
, That the
people
are
fled
from the
battle,
and
many
of the
people
also are
fallen
and
dead
; and
Saul
and
Jonathan
his
son
are
dead
also.
5
And
David
said
unto the young
man
that
told
him, How
knowest
thou that
Saul
and
Jonathan
his
son
be
dead
?
6
And the young
man
that
told
him
said
, As I
happened
by
chance
upon
mount
Gilboa,
behold,
Saul
leaned
upon his
spear;
and, lo, the
chariots
and
horsemen
followed
hard
after him.
7
And when he
looked
behind
him, he
saw
me, and
called
unto me. And I
answered
, Here am I.
b
8
And he
said
unto me, Who art thou? And I
answered
him, I am an
Amalekite.
9
He
said
unto me again,
Stand
, I pray thee, upon me, and
slay
me: for
anguish
c
is
come
upon me, because my
life
is yet whole in me.
10
So I
stood
upon him, and
slew
him, because I was
sure
that he could not
live
after
that he was
fallen
: and I
took
the
crown
that was upon his
head,
and the
bracelet
that was on his
arm,
and have
brought
them hither unto my
lord.
11
Then
David
took
hold
on his
clothes,
and
rent
them; and likewise all the
men
that were with him:
12
And they
mourned
, and
wept
, and
fasted
until
even,
for
Saul,
and for
Jonathan
his
son,
and for the
people
of the
LORD,
and for the
house
of
Israel;
because they were
fallen
by the
sword.
13
And
David
said
unto the young
man
that
told
him, Whence art thou? And he
answered
, I am the
son
of a
stranger
*
, an
Amalekite.
14
And
David
said
unto him, How wast thou not
afraid
to stretch
forth
thine
hand
to
destroy
the
LORD'S
anointed?
15
And
David
called
one
of the young
men,
and
said
, Go
near
, and
fall
upon him. And he
smote
him that he
died
.
16
And
David
said
unto him, Thy
blood
be upon thy
head;
for thy
mouth
hath
testified
against thee,
saying
, I have
slain
the
LORD'S
anointed.
17
And
David
lamented
with this
lamentation
over
Saul
and over
Jonathan
his
son:
18
(Also he
bade
them
teach
the
children
of
Judah
the use of the
bow:
behold, it is
written
in the
book
of Jasher.)
19
The
beauty
of
Israel
is
slain
upon thy high
places:
how are the
mighty
fallen
!
20
Tell
it not in
Gath,
publish
it not in the
streets
of
Askelon;
lest the
daughters
of the
Philistines
rejoice
, lest the
daughters
of the
uncircumcised
triumph
.
21
Ye
mountains
of
Gilboa,
let there be no
dew,
neither let there be
rain,
upon you, nor
fields
of
offerings:
for there the
shield
of the
mighty
is vilely cast
away
, the
shield
of
Saul,
as though he had not been
anointed
with
oil.
22
From the
blood
of the
slain,
from the
fat
of the
mighty,
the
bow
of
Jonathan
turned
not
back,
and the
sword
of
Saul
returned
not
empty.
23
Saul
and
Jonathan
were
lovely
and
pleasant
d
in their
lives,
and in their
death
they were not
divided
: they were
swifter
than
eagles,
they were
stronger
than
lions.
24
Ye
daughters
of
Israel,
weep
over
Saul,
who
clothed
you in
scarlet,
with other
delights,
who
put
on
ornaments
of
gold
upon your
apparel.
25
How are the
mighty
fallen
in the
midst
of the
battle!
O
Jonathan,
thou wast
slain
in thine high
places.
26
I am
distressed
for thee, my
brother
Jonathan:
very
pleasant
hast thou been unto me: thy
love
to me was
wonderful
, passing the
love
of
women.
27
How are the
mighty
fallen
, and the
weapons
of
war
perished
!
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