,,the ,,dore ,,gallery ,,of ,,bible     
,,illustrations                         
,illustrated by ,gustave ,dore          
,volume #c4    ,,deborah',s ,,song ,,of 
,,triumph4   ,then sang ,deborah and    
,barak1 the son of ,abinoam on that day1
 saying3--  ,praise ye the ,lord for the
 avenging of ,israel1 ,when the people  
willingly offered themselves4 ,hear1 ,o 
ye kings2 give ear1 ,o ye princes2 ,i1  
even ,i1 will sing unto the ,lord2 ,i   
will sing praise to the ,lord ,god of   
,israel4 ,lord1 when thou wentest out of
 ,seir1 ,when thou marchedst out of the 
field of ,edom1 ,the earth trembled1 and
 the heavens dropped1 the clouds also   
dropped water4 ,the mountains melted    
from before the ,lord1 ,even that ,sinai
 from before the ,lord ,god of ,israel4 
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4   
,blessed above women shall ,jael the    
wife of ,heber the ,kenite be2 ,blessed 
shall she be above women in the tent4   
,he asked water1 and she gave him milk2 
,she brought forth butter in a lordly   

dish4 ,she put her hand to the nail1 and
 her right hand to the workmen's hammer2
 ,and with the hammer she smote ,sisera1
 ,she smote off his head1 when she had  
pierced and stricken through his        
temples4 ,at her feet he bowed1 he fell1
 he lay down3 ,at her feet he bowed1 he 
fell3 ,where he bowed1 there he fell    
down dead4 ,the mother of ,sisera looked
 out at a window1 and cried through the 
lattice1 ,why is his chariot so long in 
coming8 ,why tarry the wheels of his    
chariots8 ,her wise ladies answered her1
 yea1 she returned answer to herself1   
,have they not sped8 ,have they not     
divided the prey2 ,to every man a damsel
 or two2 ,to ,sisera a prey of divers   
colours1 a prey of divers colours of    
needlework1 ,of divers colours of       
needlework on both sides1 meet for the  
necks of them that take the spoil8 ,so  
let all thine enemies perish1 ,o ,lord3 
,but let them that love him be as the   
sun when he goeth forth in his might4   
,judges v1 #b-e1 #bd-ca     ,,jephthah  

,,met ,,by ,,his ,,daughter4   ,then the
 ,spirit of the ,lord came upon         
,jephthah1 and he passed over ,gilead1  
and ,manasseh1 and passed over ,mizpeh  
of ,gilead1 and from ,mizpeh of ,gilead 
he passed over unto the children of     
,ammon4  ,and ,jephthah vowed a vow unto
 the ,lord1 and said1 ,if thou shalt    
without fail deliver the children of    
,ammon into mine hands1 then it shall   
be1 that whatsoever cometh forth of the 
doors of my house to meet me1 when ,i   
return in peace from the children of    
,ammon1 shall surely be the ,lord's1 and
 ,i will offer it up for a burnt        
offering4  ,so ,jephthah passed over    
unto the children of ,ammon to fight    
against them2 and the ,lord delivered   
them into his hands4 ,and he smote them 
from ,aroer1 even till thou come to     
,minnith1 even twenty cities1 and unto  
the plain of the vineyards1 with a very 
great slaughter4 ,thus the children of  
,ammon were subdued before the children 
of ,israel4  ,and ,jephthah came to     

,mizpeh unto his house1 and1 behold1 his
 daughter came out to meet him with     
timbrels and with dances3 and she was   
his only child2 beside her he had       
neither son nor daughter4 ,judges xi1   
#bi-cd4     ,,jephthah',s ,,daughter    
,,and ,,her ,,companions   ,and it came 
to pass1 when he saw her1 that he rent  
his clothes1 and said1 ,alas1 my        
daughter6 thou hast brought me very low1
 and thou art one of them that trouble  
me3 for ,i have opened my mouth unto the
 ,lord1 and ,i cannot go back4  ,and she
 said unto him1 ,my father1 if thou hast
 opened thy mouth unto the ,lord1 do to 
me according to that which hath         
proceeded out of thy mouth2 forasmuch as
 the ,lord hath taken vengeance for thee
 of thine enemies1 even of the children 
of ,ammon4 ,and she said unto her       
father1 ,let this thing be done for me3 
let me alone two months1 that ,i may go 
up and down upon the mountains1 and     
bewail my virginity1 ,i and my fellows4 
,and he said1 ,go4 ,and he sent her away

 for two months3 and she went with her  
companions1 and bewailed her virginity  
upon the mountains4  ,and it came to    
pass at the end of two months1 that she 
returned unto her father1 who did with  
her according to his vow which he had   
vowed3 and she knew no man4  ,and it was
 a custom in ,israel1 that the daughters
 of ,israel went yearly to lament the   
daughter of ,jephthah the ,gileadite    
four days in a year4 ,judges xi1 #ce-dj4
     ,,samson ,,slaying ,,the ,,lion4   
,then went ,samson down1 and his father 
and his mother1 to ,timnath1 and came to
 the vineyards of ,timnath2 and1 behold1
 a young lion roared against him4 ,and  
the ,spirit of the ,lord came mightily  
upon him1 and he rent him as he would   
have rent a kid1 and he had nothing in  
his hand2 but he told not his father or 
his mother what he had done4 ,judges    
xiv1 #e-f4     ,,samson ,,and ,,delilah4
   ,and it came to pass afterward1 that 
he loved a woman in the valley of       
,sorek1 whose name was ,delilah4  ,and  

the lords of the ,philistines came up   
unto her1 and said unto her1 ,entice    
him1 and see wherein his great strength 
lieth1 and by what means we may prevail 
against him1 that we may bind him to    
afflict him2 and we will give thee every
 one of us eleven hundred pieces of     
silver4  ,and ,delilah said to ,samson1 
,tell me1 ,i pray thee1 wherein thy     
great strength lieth1 and wherewith thou
 mightest be bound to afflict thee4 ,and
 ,samson said unto her1 ,if they bind me
 with seven green withs that were never 
dried1 then shall ,i be weak1 and be as 
another man4 ,then the lords of the     
,philistines brought up to her seven    
green withs which had not been dried1   
and she bound him with them4 ,now there 
were men lying in wait1 abiding with her
 in the chamber4 ,and she said unto him1
 ,the ,philistines be upon thee1        
,samson4 ,and he brake the withs1 as a  
thread of tow is broken when it toucheth
 the fire4 ,so his strength was not     
known4  ,and ,delilah said unto ,samson1

 ,behold1 thou hast mocked me1 and told 
me lies3 now tell me1 ,i pray thee1     
wherewith thou mightest be bound4 ,and  
he said unto her1 ,if they bind me fast 
with clew ropes that never were         
occupied1 then shall ,i be weak1 and be 
as another man4 ,delilah therefore took 
new ropes1 and bound him therewith1 and 
said unto him1 ,the ,philistines be upon
 thee1 ,samson4 ,and there were liers in
 wait abiding in the chamber4 ,and he   
brake them from off his arms like a     
thread4  ,and ,delilah said unto        
,samson1 ,hitherto thou hast mocked me1 
and told me lies3 tell me wherewith thou
 mightest be bound4 ,and he said unto   
her1 ,if thou weavest the seven locks of
 my head with the web4 ,and she fastened
 it with the pin1 and said unto him1    
,the ,philistines be upon thee1 ,samson4
 ,and he awaked out of his sleep1 and   
went away with the pin of the beam and  
with the web4  ,and she said unto him1  
,how canst thou say1 ,i love thee1 when 
thine heart is not with me8 thou hast   

mocked me these three times1 and hast   
not told me wherein thy great strength  
lieth4 ,and it came to pass1 when she   
pressed him daily with her words1 and   
urged him1 so that his soul was vexed   
unto death2 that he told her all his    
heart1 and said unto her1 ,there hath   
not come a razor upon mine head2 for ,i 
have been a ,nazarite unto ,god from my 
mother's womb if ,i be shaven1 then my  
strength will go from me1 and ,i shall  
become weak1 and be like any other man4 
,and when ,delilah saw that he had told 
her all his heart1 she sent and called  
for the lords of the ,philistines1      
saying1 ,come up this once1 for he hath 
showed me all his heart4 ,then the lords
 of the ,philistines came up unto her1  
and brought money in their hand4 ,and   
she made him sleep upon her knees2 and  
she called for a man1 and she caused him
 to shave off the seven locks of his    
head2 and she began to afflict him1 and 
his strength went from him4 ,and she    
said1 ,the ,philistines be upon thee1   

,samson4 ,and he awoke out of his sleep1
 and said1 ,i will go out as at other   
times before1 and shake myself4 ,and he 
wist not that the ,lord was departed    
from him4 ,judges xvi1 #d-bj4     ,,the 
,,death ,,of ,,samson4   ,but the       
,philistines took him1 and put out his  
eyes1 and brought him down to ,gaza1 and
 bound him with fetters of brass2 and he
 did grind in the prison house4         
,howbeit the hair of his head began to  
grow again after he was shaven4  ,then  
the lords of the ,philistines gathered  
them together for to offer a great      
sacrifice unto ,dagon their god1 and to 
rejoice3 for they said1 ,our ,god hath  
delivered ,samson our enemy into our    
hand4 ,and when the people saw him1 they
 praised their god3 for they said1 ,our 
god hath delivered into our hands our   
enemy1 and the destroyer of our country1
 which slew many of us4 ,and it came to 
pass1 when their hearts were merry1 that
 they said1 ,call for ,samson1 that he  
may make us sport4 ,and they called for 

,samson out of the prison house2 and he 
made them sport3 and they set him       
between the pillars4 ,and ,samson said  
unto the lad that held him by the hand1 
,suffer me that ,i may feel the pillars 
whereupon the house standeth1 that ,i   
may lean upon them4 ,now the house was  
full of men and women2 and all the lords
 of the ,philistines were there2 and    
there were upon the roof about three    
thousand men and women1 that beheld     
while ,samson made sport4  ,and ,samson 
called unto the ,lord1 and said1 ,o     
,lord ,god1 remember me1 ,i pray thee1  
and strengthen me1 ,i pray thee1 only   
this once1 ,o ,god1 that ,i may be at   
once avenged of the ,philistines for my 
two eyes4 ,and ,samson took hold of the 
two middle pillars upon which the house 
stood1 and on which it was borne up1 of 
the one with his right hand1 and of the 
other with his left4 ,and ,samson said1 
,let me die with the ,philistines4 ,and 
he bowed himself with all his might2 and
 the house fell upon the lords1 and upon

 all the people that were therein4 ,so  
the dead which he slew at his death were
 more than they which he slew in his    
life4  ,then his brethren and all the   
house of his father came down1 and took 
him1 and brought him up1 and buried him 
between ,zorah and ,eshtaol in the      
burying-place of ,manoah his father4    
,and he judged ,israel twenty           
years4--,judges xvi2 #ba-ca     ,,naomi 
,,and ,,her ,,daughters ,,in ,,law4     
,now it came to pass in the days when   
the judges ruled1 that there was a      
famine in the land4 ,and a certain man  
of ,beth-lehem-judah went to sojourn in 
the country of ,moab1 he1 and his wife1 
and his two sons4 ,and the name of the  
man was ,elimelech1 and the name of his 
wife ,naomi1 and the name of his two    
sons ,mahlon and ,chilion1 ,ephrathites 
of ,beth-lehem-judah4 ,and they came    
into the country of ,moab1 and continued
 there4 ,and ,elimelech ,naomi's husband
 died2 and she was left1 and her two    
sons4 ,and they took them wives of the  

women of ,moab2 the name of the one was 
,orpah1 and the name of the other ,ruth3
 and they dwelt there about ten years4  
,and ,mahlon and ,chilion died also both
 of them2 and the woman was left of her 
two sons and her husband4  ,then she    
arose with her daughters in law1 that   
she might return from the country of    
,moab for she had heard in the country  
of ,moab how that the ,lord had visited 
his people in giving them bread4        
,wherefore she went forth out of the    
place where she was1 and her two        
daughters in law with her2 and they went
 on the way to return unto the land of  
,judah4  ,and ,naomi said unto her two  
daughters in law1 ,go1 return each to   
her mother's house the ,lord deal kindly
 with you1 as ye have dealt with the    
dead1 and with me4 ,the ,lord grant you 
that ye may find rest1 each of you in   
the house of her husband4  ,then she    
kissed them2 and they lifted up their   
voice1 and wept4 ,and they said unto    
her1 ,surely we will return with thee   

unto thy people4  ,and ,naomi said1     
,turn again1 my daughters3 why will ye  
go with me8 are there yet any more sons 
in my womb1 that they may be your       
husbands8 ,turn again1 my daughters1 go 
your way2 for ,i am too old to have a   
husband4 ,if ,i should say1 ,i have     
hope1 if ,i should have a husband also  
to night1 and should also bear sons2    
would ye tarry for them till they were  
grown8 would ye stay for them from      
having husbands8 nay1 my daughters2 for 
it grieveth me much for your sakes that 
the hand of the ,lord is gone out       
against me4  ,and they lifted up their  
voice1 and wept again3 and ,orpah kissed
 her mother in law but ,ruth cleave unto
 her4  ,and she said1 ,behold1 thy      
sister in law is gone back unto her     
people1 and unto her gods return thou   
after thy sister in law4  ,and ,ruth    
said1 ,entreat me not to leave thee1 or 
to return from following after thee3 for
 whither thou goest1 ,i will go2 and    
where thou lodgest1 ,i will lodge3 thy  

people shall be my people1 and thy ,god 
my ,god3 ,where thou diest1 will ,i die1
 and there will ,i be buried3 the ,lord 
do so to me1 and more also1 if ought but
 death part thee and me4  ,when she saw 
that she was steadfastly minded to go   
with her1 then she left speaking unto   
her4  ,so they two went until they came 
to ,beth-lehem4--,ruth i1 #a-ai4        
,,ruth ,,and ,,boaz4   ,and ,naomi had a
 kinsman of her husband's1 a mighty man 
of wealth1 of the family of ,elimelech2 
and his name was ,boaz4  ,and ,ruth the 
,moabitess said unto ,naomi1 ,let me now
 go to the field1 and glean ears of corn
 after him in whose sight ,i shall find 
grace4 ,and she said unto her1 ,go1 my  
daughter4 ,and she went1 and came and   
gleaned in the field after the reapers2 
and her hap was to light on a part of   
the field belonging unto ,boaz1 who was 
of the kindred of ,elimelech4  ,and1    
behold1 ,boaz came from ,bethlehem1 and 
said unto the reapers1 ,the ,lord be    
with you4 ,and they answered him1 ,the  

,lord bless thee4 ,then said ,boaz unto 
his servant that was set over the       
reapers1 ,whose damsel is this8 ,and the
 servant that was set over the reapers  
answered and said1 ,it is the ,moabitish
 damsel that came back with ,naomi out  
of the country of ,moab3 and she said1  
,i pray you1 let me glean and gather    
after the reapers among the sheaves3 so 
she came1 and hath continued even from  
the morning until now1 that she tarried 
a little in the house4  ,then said ,boaz
 unto ,ruth1 ,hearest thou not1 my      
daughter8 ,go not to glean in another   
field1 neither go from hence1 but abide 
here fast by my maidens3 let thine eyes 
be on the field that they do reap1 and  
go thou after them3 have ,i not charged 
the young men that they shall not touch 
thee8 and when thou art athirst1 go unto
 the vessels1 and drink of that which   
the young men have drawn4  ,then she    
fell on her face and bowed herself to   
the ground1 and said unto him1 ,why have
 ,i found grace in thine eyes1 that thou

 shouldest take knowledge of me1 seeing 
,i am a stranger8  ,and ,boaz answered  
and said unto her1 ,it hath fully been  
shewed me1 all that thou hast done unto 
thy mother in law since the death of    
thine husband3 and how thou hast left   
thy father and thy mother1 and the land 
of thy nativity1 and art come unto a    
people which thou knewest not           
heretofore4 ,the ,lord recompense thy   
work1 and a full reward be given thee of
 the ,lord ,god of ,israel1 under whose 
wings thou art come to trust4  ,then she
 said1 ,let me find favor in thy sight1 
my lord2 for that thou hast comforted   
me1 and for that thou hast spoken       
friendly unto thine handmaid1 though ,i 
be not like unto one of thine           
handmaidens4  ,and ,boaz said unto her1 
,at mealtime come thou hither1 and eat  
of the bread1 and dip thy morsel in the 
vinegar4 ,and she sat beside the        
reapers3 and he reached her parched     
corn1 and she did eat1 and was sufficed1
 and left4 ,and when she was risen up to

 glean1 ,boaz commanded his young men1  
saying1 ,let her glean even among the   
sheaves1 and reproach her not3 and let  
fall also some of the handfuls of       
purpose for her1 and leave them1 that   
she may glean them and rebuke her not4  
,so she gleaned in the field until even1
 and beat out that she had gleaned3 and 
it was about an ephah of barley4--,ruth 
ii1 #a-ag4     ,,the ,,return ,,of ,,the
 ,,ark4   ,and the ark of the ,lord was 
in the country of the ,philistines seven
 months4 ,and the ,philistines called   
for the priests and the diviners1       
saying1 ,what shall we do to the ark of 
the ,lord8 tell us wherewith we shall   
send it to his place4 ,and they said1   
,if ye send away the ark of the ,god of 
,israel1 send it not empty2 but in any  
wise return him a trespass offering3    
then ye shall be healed1 and it shall be
 known to you why his hand is not       
removed from you4 ,then said they1 ,what
 shall be the trespass offering which we
 shall return to him8 ,they answered1   

,five golden emerods1 and five golden   
mice1 according to the number of the    
lords of the ,philistines3 for one      
plague was on you all1 and on your      
lords4 ,wherefore ye shall make images  
of your emerods1 and images of your mice
 that mar the land2 and ye shall give   
glory unto the ,god of ,israel3         
peradventure he will lighten his hand   
from off you1 and from off your gods1   
and from off your land4 ,wherefore then 
do ye harden your hearts1 as the        
,egyptians and ,pharaoh hardened their  
hearts8 when he had wrought wonderfully 
among them1 did they not let the people 
go1 and they departed8 ,now therefore   
make a new cart1 and take two milch     
kine1 on which there hath come no yoke1 
and tie the kine to the cart1 and bring 
their calves home from them3 and take   
the ark of the ,lord1 and lay it upon   
the cart2 and put the jewels of gold1   
which ye return him for a trespass      
offering1 in a coffer by the side       
thereof2 and send it away1 that it may  

go4 ,and see1 if it goeth up by the way 
of his own coast to ,beth-shemesh1 then 
he hath done us this great evil3 but if 
not1 then we shall know that it is not  
his hand that smote us2 it was a chance 
that happened to us4  ,and the men did  
so2 and took two milch kine1 and tied   
them to the cart1 and shut up their     
calves at home3 and they laid the ark of
 the ,lord upon the cart1 and the coffer
 with the mice of gold and the images of
 their emerods4 ,and the kine took the  
straight way to the way of              
,beth-shemesh1 and went along the       
highway1 lowing as they went1 and turned
 not aside to the right hand or to the  
left2 and the lords of the ,philistines 
went after them1 unto the border of     
,beth-shemesh4 ,and they of             
,beth-shemesh were reaping their wheat  
harvest in the valley3 and they lifted  
up their eyes1 and saw the ark1 and     
rejoiced to see it4 ,and the cart came  
into the field of ,joshua1 a            
,beth-shemite1 and stood there1 where   

there was a great stone3 and they clave 
the wood of the cart1 and offered the   
kine a burnt offering unto the ,lord4   
,and the ,levites took down the ark of  
the ,lord1 and the coffer that was with 
it1 wherein the jewels of gold were1 and
 put them on the great stone3 and the   
men of ,beth-shemesh offered burnt      
offerings and sacrificed sacrifices the 
same day unto the ,lord4--#a ,samuel vi1
 #a-e4     ,,saul ,,and ,,david4   ,and 
it came to pass1 when he had made an end
 of speaking unto ,saul1 that the soul  
of ,jonathan was knit with the soul of  
,david1 and ,jonathan loved him as his  
own soul4 ,and ,saul took him that day1 
and would let him go no more home to his
 father's house4  ,then ,jonathan and   
,david made a covenant1 because he loved
 him as his own soul4 ,and ,jonathan    
stripped himself of the robe that was   
upon him1 and gave it to ,david1 and his
 garments1 even to his sword1 and to his
 bow1 and to his girdle4  ,and ,david   
went out withersoever ,saul sent him1   

and behaved himself wisely3 and ,saul   
set him over the men of war1 and he was 
accepted in the sight of all the people1
 and also in the sight of ,saul's       
servants4  ,and it came to pass as they 
came1 when ,david was returned from the 
slaughter of the ,philistine1 that the  
women came out of all cities of ,israel1
 singing and dancing1 to meet king      
,saul1 with tabrets1 with joy1 and with 
instruments of music4 ,and the women    
answered one another as they played1 and
 said1 ,saul hath slain his thousands1  
and ,david his ten thousands4  ,and     
,saul was very wroth1 and the saying    
displeased him2 and he said1 ,they have 
ascribed unto ,david ten thousands1 and 
to me they have ascribed but thousands3 
and what can he have more but the       
kingdom8  ,and ,saul eyed ,david from   
that day and forward4  ,and it came to  
pass on the morrow1 that the evil spirit
 from ,god came upon ,saul1 and he      
prophesied in the midst of the house3   
and ,david played with his hand1 as at  

other times3 and there was a javelin in 
,saul's hand4 ,and ,saul cast the       
javelin2 for he said1 ,i will smite     
,david even to the wall with it4 ,and   
,david avoided out of his presence      
twice4--#a ,samuel xviii1 ,i-,,ii4      
,,david ,,sparing ,,saul4   ,and it came
 to pass1 when ,saul was returned from  
following the ,philistines1 that it was 
told him1 saying1 ,behold1 ,david is in 
the wilderness of ,engedi4 ,then ,saul  
took three thousand chosen men out of   
all ,israel1 and went to seek ,david and
 his men upon the rocks of the wild     
goats4 ,and he came to the sheepcotes by
 the way1 where was a cave2 and ,saul   
went in to cover his feet3 and ,david   
and his men remained in the sides of the
 cave4  ,and the men of ,david said unto
 him1 ,behold the day of which the ,lord
 said unto thee1 ,behold1 ,i will       
deliver thine enemy into thine hand1    
that thou mayest do to him as it shall  
seem good unto thee4 ,then ,david arose1
 and cut off the skirt of ,saul's robe  

privily4 ,and it came to pass afterward1
 that ,david's heart smote him1 because 
he had cut off ,saul's skirt4 ,and he   
said unto his men1 ,the ,lord forbid    
that ,i should do this thing unto my    
master1 the ,lord's anointed1 to stretch
 forth mine hand against him1 seeing he 
is the anointed of the ,lord4  ,so      
,david stayed his servants with these   
words1 and suffered them not to rise    
against ,saul4 ,but ,saul rose up out of
 the cave1 and went on his way4 ,david  
also arose afterward1 and went out of   
the cave1 and cried after ,saul1 saying1
 ,my lord the king4 ,and when ,saul     
looked behind him1 ,david stooped with  
his face to the earth and bowed himself4
  ,and ,david said to ,saul1 ,wherefore 
hearest thou men's words1 saying1       
,behold1 ,david seeketh thy hurt8       
,behold1 this day thine eyes have seen  
how that the ,lord had delivered thee   
to-day into mine hand in the cave3 and  
some bade me kill thee2 but mine eye    
spared thee2 and ,i said1 ,i will not   

put forth mine hand against my lord2 for
 he is the ,lord's anointed4 ,moreover1 
my father1 see1 yea1 see the skirt of   
thy robe in my hand3 for in that ,i cut 
off the skirt of thy robe1 and killed   
thee not1 know thou and see that there  
is neither evil nor transgression in    
mine hand1 and ,i have not sinned       
against thee2 yet thou huntest my soul  
to take it4 ,the ,lord judge between me 
and thee1 and the ,lord avenge me of    
thee3 but mine hand shall not be upon   
thee4 ,as saith the proverb of the      
ancients1 ,wickedness proceedeth from   
the wicked3 but mine hand shall not be  
upon thee4 ,after whom is the king of   
,israel come out8 after whom dost thou  
pursue8 after a dead dog1 after a flea4 
,the ,lord therefore be judge1 and judge
 between me and thee1 and see1 and plead
 my cause1 and deliver me out of thine  
hand4  ,and it came to pass1 when ,david
 had made an end of speaking these words
 unto ,saul1 that ,saul said1 ,is this  
thy voice1 my son ,david8 ,and ,saul    

lifted up his voice1 and wept4 ,and he  
said to ,david1 ,thou art more righteous
 than ,i3 for thou hast rewarded me     
good1 whereas ,i have rewarded thee     
evil4 ,and thou hast shewed this day how
 that thou hast dealt well1 with me3    
forasmuch as when the ,lord had         
delivered me into thine hand1 thou      
killedst me not4 ,for if a man find his 
enemy1 will he let him go well away8    
wherefore the ,lord reward thee good for
 that thou hast done unto me this day4  
,and now1 behold1 ,i know well that thou
 shalt surely be king1 and that the     
kingdom of ,israel shall be established 
in thine hand4 ,swear now therefore unto
 me by the ,lord1 that thou wilt not cut
 off my seed after me1 and that thou    
wilt not destroy my name out of my      
father's house4  ,and ,david sware unto 
,saul4 ,and ,saul went home2 but ,david 
and his men gat them up unto the        
hold4--#b ,samuel xxiv1 #b--bb4