But Absalom fled. And the young man that kept the watch lifted up his eyes, and looked, and, behold, there came much people by the way of the hill side behind him.
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Verse 34 is found in chapter 13 of 2 Samuel. Absalom flees to Geshur and remains there for three years while David mourns the situation involving his son. Their relationship remains suspended without genuine reconciliation. The king desires to see Absalom but does not fully resolve the moral and family problem between them. The physical distance reflects an internal rupture that will prepare Absalom’s later return and ultimately his rebellion against David.
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Absalom aber floh. Und der Diener auf der Warte hob seine Augen auf und sah; und siehe, ein großes Volk kam auf dem Wege nacheinander an der Seite des Berges.
Absalom huyó luego. Entre tanto, alzando sus ojos el mozo que estaba en atalaya, miró, y he aquí mucho pueblo que venía a sus espaldas por el camino de hacia el monte.
Absalom prit la fuite. Or le jeune homme placé en sentinelle leva les yeux et regarda. Et voici, une grande troupe venait par le chemin qui était derrière lui, du côté de la montagne.
Or Absalom se ne fuggì. E il fante che stava alla veletta alzò gli occhi, e riguardò; ed ecco, un gran popolo veniva dalla via di dietro, allato al monte.
E Absalão fugiu; e o moço que estava de guarda, levantou os seus olhos, e olhou; e eis que muito povo vinha pelo caminho por detrás dele, pelo lado do monte.
押沙龍 逃跑了。守望的年輕人舉目觀看,看哪,有許多人從 何羅念 山坡的路上來。
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