And the woman had a fat calf in the house; and she hasted, and killed it, and took flour, and kneaded it, and did bake unleavened bread thereof:
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Verse 24 is found in chapter 28 of 1 Samuel. Saul falls terrified after hearing the message and initially refuses to eat. The woman and her servants eventually persuade him to eat before leaving. The scene ends with the king preparing for a battle whose outcome he already knows. The contrast with David is notable: Saul attempts to control the future through forbidden means but receives only confirmation of an already established judgment.
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Das Weib aber hatte daheim ein gemästetes Kalb; da eilte sie und schlachtete es und nahm Mehl und knetete es und buk's ungesäuert
Y aquella mujer tenía en su casa un ternero grueso, el cual mató luego; y tomó harina y amasola, y coció de ella panes sin levadura.
La mujer tenía en su casa un ternero engordado y se apresuró a matarlo. Tomó harina, la amasó y coció panes sin levadura.
La femme avait chez elle un veau gras, qu'elle se hâta de tuer; et elle prit de la farine, la pétrit, et en cuisit des pains sans levain.
Or quella donna avea un vitello stiato in casa, il quale ella prestamente ammazzò; prese eziandio della farina, e l’intrise, e ne cosse de’ pani azzimi;
E tinha a mulher em casa um bezerro cevado, e se apressou, e o matou, e tomou farinha, e a amassou, e a cozeu em bolos ázimos.
婦人急忙把家裏的一隻肥牛犢宰了,又拿麵來揉,烤成無酵餅,
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