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2 Samuel 19
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1
And it was
told
Joab,
Behold, the
king
weepeth
and
mourneth
for
Absalom.
2
And the
victory
a
that
day
was turned into
mourning
unto all the
people:
for the
people
heard
say
that
day
how the
king
was
grieved
for his
son.
3
And the
people
gat
them by
stealth
that
day
into the
city,
as
people
being
ashamed
steal
away
when they
flee
in
battle.
4
But the
king
covered
his
face,
and the
king
cried
with a
loud
voice,
O my
son
Absalom,
O
Absalom,
my
son,
my
son!
5
And
Joab
came
into the
house
to the
king,
and
said
, Thou hast
shamed
this
day
the
faces
of all thy
servants,
which this
day
have
saved
thy
life,
and the
lives
of thy
sons
and of thy
daughters,
and the
lives
of thy
wives,
and the
lives
of thy
concubines;
6
In that thou
lovest
thine
enemies
, and
hatest
thy
friends
. For thou hast
declared
this
day,
that thou regardest neither
princes
nor
servants:
for this
day
I
perceive
, that
if
Absalom
had
lived,
and all we had
died
this
day,
then it had pleased thee
well
*
.
7
Now therefore
arise
, go
forth
, and
speak
comfortably
b
unto thy
servants:
for I
swear
by the
LORD,
if thou go not
forth
, there will not
tarry
one
with thee this
night:
and that will be
worse
unto thee than all the
evil
that
befell
thee from thy
youth
until now.
8
Then the
king
arose
, and
sat
in the
gate.
And they
told
unto all the
people,
saying
, Behold, the
king
doth
sit
in the
gate.
And all the
people
came
before
the
king:
for
Israel
had
fled
every
man
to his
tent.
9
And all the
people
were at
strife
throughout all the
tribes
of
Israel,
saying
, The
king
saved
us out of the
hand
of our
enemies
, and he
delivered
us out of the
hand
of the
Philistines;
and now he is
fled
out of the
land
for
Absalom.
10
And
Absalom,
whom we
anointed
over us, is
dead
in
battle.
Now therefore why
speak
c
ye not a word of
bringing
the
king
back
?
11
And
king
David
sent
to
Zadok
and to
Abiathar
the
priests,
saying
,
Speak
unto the
elders
of
Judah,
saying
, Why are ye the
last
to
bring
the
king
back
to his
house?
seeing the
speech
of all
Israel
is
come
to the
king,
even to his
house.
12
Ye are my
brethren,
ye are my
bones
and my
flesh:
wherefore then are ye the
last
to bring
back
the
king?
13
And
say
ye to
Amasa,
Art thou not of my
bone,
and of my
flesh?
God
do
so to me, and
more
also, if thou be not
captain
of the
host
before
me
continually
in the
room
of
Joab.
14
And he
bowed
the
heart
of all the
men
of
Judah,
even as the heart of
one
man;
so that they
sent
this word unto the
king,
Return
thou, and all thy
servants.
15
So the
king
returned
, and
came
to
Jordan.
And
Judah
came
to
Gilgal,
to
go
to
meet
the
king,
to
conduct
the
king
over
Jordan.
16
And
Shimei
the
son
of
Gera,
a
Benjamite,
which was of
Bahurim,
hasted
and came
down
with the
men
of
Judah
to
meet
king
David.
17
And there were a
thousand
men
of
Benjamin
with him, and
Ziba
the
servant
of the
house
of
Saul,
and his
fifteen
*
sons
and his
twenty
servants
with him; and they went
over
Jordan
before
the
king.
18
And there went
over
a ferry
boat
to carry
over
the
king's
household,
and to
do
what he
thought
good.
And
Shimei
the
son
of
Gera
fell
down
before
the
king,
as he was come
over
Jordan;
19
And
said
unto the
king,
Let not my
lord
impute
iniquity
unto me, neither do thou
remember
that which thy
servant
did
perversely
the
day
that my
lord
the
king
went
out
of
Jerusalem,
that the
king
should
take
it to his
heart.
20
For thy
servant
doth
know
that I have
sinned
: therefore, behold, I am
come
the
first
this
day
of all the
house
of
Joseph
to go
down
to
meet
my
lord
the
king.
21
But
Abishai
the
son
of
Zeruiah
answered
and
said
, Shall not
Shimei
be put to
death
for this, because he
cursed
the
LORD'S
anointed?
22
And
David
said
, What have I to do with you, ye
sons
of
Zeruiah,
that ye should this
day
be
adversaries
unto me? shall there any
man
be put to
death
this
day
in
Israel?
for do not I
know
that I am this
day
king
over
Israel?
23
Therefore the
king
said
unto
Shimei,
Thou shalt not
die
. And the
king
sware
unto him.
24
And
Mephibosheth
the
son
of
Saul
came
down
to
meet
the
king,
and had
neither
dressed
his
feet,
nor
trimmed
his
beard,
nor
washed
his
clothes,
from the
day
the
king
departed
until the
day
he
came
again in
peace.
25
And it came to pass, when he was
come
to
Jerusalem
to
meet
the
king,
that the
king
said
unto him, Wherefore
wentest
not thou with me,
Mephibosheth?
26
And he
answered
, My
lord,
O
king,
my
servant
deceived
me: for thy
servant
said
, I will
saddle
me an
ass,
that I may
ride
thereon, and
go
to the
king;
because thy
servant
is
lame.
27
And he hath
slandered
thy
servant
unto my
lord
the
king;
but my
lord
the
king
is as an
angel
of
God:
do
therefore what is
good
in thine
eyes.
28
For all of my
father's
house
were
but
dead
d
men
before my
lord
the
king:
yet didst thou
set
thy
servant
among them that did
eat
at thine own
table.
What
right
therefore
have
I yet to
cry
any more unto the
king?
29
And the
king
said
unto him, Why
speakest
thou any more of thy
matters?
I have
said
, Thou and
Ziba
divide
the
land.
30
And
Mephibosheth
said
unto the
king,
Yea, let him
take
all,
forasmuch
as
my
lord
the
king
is come
again
in
peace
unto his own
house.
31
And
Barzillai
the
Gileadite
came
down
from
Rogelim,
and went
over
Jordan
with the
king,
to
conduct
him over
Jordan.
32
Now
Barzillai
was a
very
aged
man, even
fourscore
years
old:
and he had provided the
king
of
sustenance
while he
lay
at
Mahanaim;
for he was a
very
great
man.
33
And the
king
said
unto
Barzillai,
Come thou
over
with me, and I will
feed
thee with me in
Jerusalem.
34
And
Barzillai
said
unto the
king,
How
long
have I to
live
*
, that I should go
up
with the
king
unto
Jerusalem?
35
I am this
day
fourscore
years
old:
and can I
discern
between
good
and
evil?
can thy
servant
taste
what
I
eat
or
what
I
drink
? can I
hear
any more the
voice
of singing
men
and singing wo
men
? wherefore then should thy
servant
be yet a
burden
unto my
lord
the
king?
36
Thy
servant
will
go
a little
way
over
Jordan
with the
king:
and why should the
king
recompense
it me with such a
reward?
37
Let thy
servant,
I pray thee, turn back
again
, that I may
die
in mine own
city,
and be buried by the
grave
of my
father
and of my
mother.
But behold thy
servant
Chimham;
let him go
over
with my
lord
the
king;
and
do
to him what shall seem
good
unto
thee.
38
And the
king
answered
,
Chimham
shall
go
over with me, and I will
do
to him that which shall seem
good
unto
thee: and whatsoever thou shalt
require
e
of me, that will I
do
for thee.
39
And all the
people
went
over
Jordan.
And when the
king
was come
over
, the
king
kissed
Barzillai,
and
blessed
him; and he
returned
unto his own
place.
40
Then the
king
went
on
to
Gilgal,
and
Chimham
f
went
on
with him: and all the
people
of
Judah
conducted
the
king,
and also
half
the
people
of
Israel.
41
And, behold, all the
men
of
Israel
came
to the
king,
and
said
unto the
king,
Why have our
brethren
the
men
of
Judah
stolen thee
away
, and have
brought
the
king,
and his
household,
and all
David's
men
with him, over
Jordan?
42
And all the
men
of
Judah
answered
the
men
of
Israel,
Because the
king
is near of
kin
to us: wherefore then be ye
angry
for this
matter?
have we
eaten
at
all
of the
king's
cost? or hath he
given
us any
gift?
43
And the
men
of
Israel
answered
the
men
of
Judah,
and
said
, We have
ten
parts
in the
king,
and
we
have also more right in
David
than ye: why then did ye
despise
g
us, that our
advice
should not be
first
had in bringing
back
our
king?
And the
words
of the
men
of
Judah
were
fiercer
than the
words
of the
men
of
Israel.
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