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1 Samuel 26:18
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Lalu berkatalah ia: "Mengapa pula tuanku mengejar hambanya ini? Apa yang telah kuperbuat? Apakah kejahatan yang melekat pada tanganku?
Dan lagi sembahnya: Apa sebab tuanku mengusir akan patik demikian? maka apakah perbuatan patik dan kejahatan apa terdapat dalam tangan patik?
Contextual Overview
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
Wherefore: 1 Samuel 24:9, 1 Samuel 24:11-14, Psalms 7:3-5, Psalms 35:7, Psalms 69:4
what have I: 1 Samuel 17:29, John 8:46, John 10:32, John 18:23
Reciprocal: Genesis 20:9 - What hast 1 Samuel 29:8 - But what have Psalms 59:3 - not Psalms 109:3 - fought Psalms 119:78 - without Psalms 119:161 - Princes Jeremiah 37:18 - General Lamentations 3:52 - without Daniel 6:22 - and also Mark 14:48 - Are
Cross-References
Wherefore the place is called Beer seba, because that there they sware both of them.
Nebo, Baalmeon, and turned their names, and Sibama also: and gaue other names vnto the cities which they builded.
As for them that runne [after] another [God] they shall haue great trouble: I wyll not offer their drynke offerynges of blood, neither wyll I make mention of their names within my lyppes.
For I wyll take away those names of Baal from her mouth, yea she shall neuer remember their names any more.
And then saith the Lorde of hoastes, I wyll destroy the names of the idols out of the lande: so that they shal no more be put in remembraunce: As for the false prophetes also, and the vncleane spirites, I wyl take them out of the lande.
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And he said, wherefore doth my lord thus pursue after his servant?.... Suggesting that it was both below him to do it, and against his interest; for David was his servant, and he would gladly have continued in his service, and done his business, but he drove him from it, and pursued him as a traitor, when he had not been guilty of any offence to his knowledge: and therefore puts the following questions:
for what have I done? or what evil [is] in mine hand? what crime had he committed, that he was pursued after this manner, and his life sought for? what had he done worthy of death? having a clear conscience, he could boldly ask these questions.