2 Samuel 16
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2 Samuel 16:1-4

1And when DavidH1732 was a littleH4592 pastH5674 the topH7218 of the hill, behold, ZibaH6717 the servantH5288 of MephiboshethH4648 metH7125 him, with a coupleH6776 of donkeysH2543 saddledH2280, and upon them two hundredH3967 loaves of breadH3899, and an hundredH3967 bunches of raisinsH6778, and an hundredH3967 of summer fruitsH7019, and a bottleH5035 of wineH3196. 2And the kingH4428 saidH559 to ZibaH6717, What meanest thou by these? And ZibaH6717 saidH559, The donkeysH2543 are for the king’sH4428 householdH1004 to ride onH7392; and the breadH3899 and summer fruitH7019 for the young menH5288 to eatH398; and the wineH3196, that such as are faintH3287 in the wildernessH4057 may drinkH8354. 3And the kingH4428 saidH559, And where is thy master’sH113 sonH1121? And ZibaH6717 saidH559 to the kingH4428, Behold, he abidethH3427 at JerusalemH3389: for he saidH559, To dayH3117 shall the houseH1004 of IsraelH3478 restoreH7725 to me the kingdomH4468 of my fatherH1. 4Then saidH559 the kingH4428 to ZibaH6717, Behold, thine are all that pertained to MephiboshethH4648. And ZibaH6717 saidH559, I humblyH7812 beseech thee that I may findH4672 graceH2580 in thy sightH5869, my lordH113, O kingH4428.1

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  1. 1. 2 Samuel 16:4 I humbly...: Heb. I do obeisance ↩

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