And David left his carriage in the hand of the keeper of the carriage, and ran into the army, and came and saluted his brethren.
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Verse 22 is found in chapter 17 of 1 Samuel. David arrives at the camp, sent by his father to bring provisions to his brothers. Upon hearing Goliath’s challenge, he is astonished that a Philistine can challenge the army of the living God. His brother Eliab interprets his presence negatively, but David remains concerned about the offense against God. The contrast is fundamental: David does not begin by thinking about his own glory, but about the Lord’s honor. The theological motivation precedes his military action.
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Da ließ David das Gefäß, das er trug, unter dem Hüter des Gerätes und lief zum Heer und ging hinein und grüßte seine Brüder.
Y David dejó de sobre sí la carga en mano del que guardaba el bagaje, y corrió al escuadrón; y llegado que hubo, preguntaba por sus hermanos, si estaban buenos.
David remit les objets qu'il portait entre les mains du gardien des bagages, et courut vers les rangs de l'armée. Aussitôt arrivé, il demanda à ses frères comment ils se portaient.
E Davide, rimessi i vaselli in mano del guardiano della salmeria, corse al luogo dove la battaglia era ordinata; e, giuntovi, domandò i suoi fratelli se stavano bene.
E Davi deixou a carga que trouxera na mão do guarda da bagagem, e correu à batalha; e, chegando, perguntou a seus irmãos se estavam bem.
大衛 把東西留在看守物件的人手中,跑到戰場,問他哥哥好。
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