And David heard in the wilderness that Nabal did shear his sheep.
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Verse 4 is found in chapter 25 of 1 Samuel. Samuel’s death marks an important transition in the story and leaves Israel without its main prophetic figure from the previous period. The narrative then introduces Nabal, a wealthy man whose name and behavior are presented in contrast. David, protecting flocks in the wilderness, requests provisions after having treated Nabal’s shepherds well. Nabal’s refusal and insulting words provoke David’s anger. The episode presents a new test of his character, different from Saul’s persecution.
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Compare 1 Samuel 25:4 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Da nun David in der Wüste hörte, daß Nabal seine Schafe schor,
Y oyó David en el desierto que Nabal esquilaba sus ovejas.
David oyó en el desierto que Nabal estaba esquilando sus ovejas.
David apprit au désert que Nabal tondait ses brebis.
Or Davide intese nel deserto che Nabal tosava le sue pecore.
E ouviu Davi no deserto que Nabal tosquiava as suas ovelhas,
大衛 在曠野聽見 拿八 正在剪羊毛,
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