sons were near his body, and had the care of it also.
mindful of such as had at other times bestowed benefits upon him.
the son of Jonathan brought up, and sent for him to come to him.
had himself a son, whom he named Micha.
up in their metropolis Rabbah, and besieged them therein.
Uriah, For Which He Is Reproved By Nathan.
able to restrain his desires, but sent for her, and lay with her.
and bade him go home to his wife, and take his rest with her.
letter with his own seal, he gave it to Uriah to carry to Joab.
when they saw the enemy make a sally, they should leave him.
and some other of his companions were slain with him.
he, "the child which was born to thee of her shall soon die."
he had delivered this prophecy to the king, returned home.
prophet called his name Solomon.
them after the same manner.
How He Was Banished And Afterwards Recalled By David.
he was an extraordinary wise man, and of great sagacity of mind.
continued as a widow with her brother Absalom a long time.
should give them a signal, they should fear nobody, but kill him.
remained with him three whole years.
forget what he had formerly done.
And How Ahithophel Hanged Himself.
himself came also a little while afterward.
themselves; for they were weary.
his kingdom might last a long time, and continue for all ages.
the same family, by the son's receiving it after his father."
that his son would rise up in rebellion against him.
was night, and not to delay at all on that account.
weary, and for food, with plenty of other necessaries.
shall speak in a part of our history which will be more proper.
brought him some such news from the battle as be desired to hear.
haste be made when Joab sent him to inform him of the victory.
like misfortune befall thine enemies as hath befallen Absalom."
tormenting himself all manner of ways, and crying out, "O my son!
and then I shall make thee to grieve bitterly and in earnest."
present state of David's affairs.
His Host, In Order To Pursue Seba; Which Amasa Was Slain By Joab.
ambassadors to him, to beseech him to return to his own kingdom.
The same did all the Israelites, at the like persuasion of Amasa.
it suffices me that thou hast recovered thy kingdom."
this private and concealed manner."
cause us great labor and pains before we take him."
admit him, he was greatly displeased at them.
the sake of a vile fellow, and one whom nobody knows who he is?
they cut off the head of Sheba, and threw it into Joab's army.
appointed Zadok and Abiathar the high priests.
The Philistines By David, And The Men Of Valor About Him.
living a long time among them.
4. Now all the men that were about David were men of courage.
city, especially that which is in the pit near the gate,"
said that he would rather have it than a great deal of money.
was Abishai, Joab's brother; for he in one day slew six hundred.
How the Divine Compassion Restrained That Punishment.
itself, was four hundred thousand men.
of God, than into those of his enemies.
morning, and lasted till the hour of dinner, seventy thousand.
sacrificed in the stead of his son, as we have before related.
was to take the kingdom after him.
particularly in being religious, and righteous, and courageous.
thou wilt be acceptable to God, and have him for thy patron."
captain of the guards, nor any of those of the contrary party.
had spoken thus to the king, would confirm what she had said.
king, would slay her and her son Solomon.
the multitude of the instruments of music.
not pleased with these echoes, and the sound of these trumpets.
upon thy disobedience to them."
of which Jachiel, one of the posterity of Moses, had the care.
father's throne, they were obedient to him from that day.
Judah, and thirty-three years in Jerusalem over all the country.
fighting for them, and not by commanding them in a despotic way.
and at the most happy state of affairs possible.
grant that his brother Adonijah might marry Abishag.
priest in the reign of David.
the high priest, in the room of Abiathar, whom he had removed.