Then David enquired of the LORD yet again. And the LORD answered him and said, Arise, go down to Keilah; for I will deliver the Philistines into thine hand.
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Verse 4 is found in chapter 23 of 1 Samuel. David receives news that the Philistines are attacking Keilah and consults the Lord before acting. Although his men are afraid, David consults again and finally enters battle, delivering the city. Saul interprets David’s presence in a fortified city as an opportunity to capture him. The contrast shows David using his position to protect Israel while Saul considers the very defender an enemy. Repeated consultation with God distinguishes David’s leadership from Saul’s impulsive actions.
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Da fragte David wieder den HERRN, und der HERR antwortete ihm und sprach: Auf, zieh hinab gen Kegila! denn ich will die Philister in deine Hände geben.
Entonces David volvió a consultar a Jehová. Y Jehová le respondió, y dijo: Levántate, desciende a Keila, que yo entregaré en tus manos a los Filisteos.
David volvió a consultar a Jehová, y Jehová le respondió: «Levántate y baja a Keila, porque voy a entregar a los filisteos en tus manos».
David consulta encore l'Eternel. Et l'Eternel lui répondit: Lève-toi, descends à Keïla, car je livre les Philistins entre tes mains.
E Davide domandò di nuovo il Signore. E il Signore gli rispose, e disse: Levati, scendi in Cheila; perciocchè io darò i Filistei in man tua.
Então Davi tornou a consultar ao SENHOR, e o SENHOR lhe respondeu, e disse: Levanta-te, desce a Queila, porque te dou os filisteus na tua mão.
大衛 又再求問耶和華,耶和華回答說:「你起身下 基伊拉 去,我必將 非利士 人交在你手裏。」
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