And Jonadab said unto the king, Behold, the king's sons come: as thy servant said, so it is.
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Verse 35 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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Da sprach Jonadab zum König: Siehe, die Kinder des Königs kommen; wie dein Knecht gesagt hat, so ist's ergangen.
Y dijo Jonadab al rey: He allí los hijos del rey que vienen: es así como tu siervo ha dicho.
Jonadab dit au roi: Voici les fils du roi qui arrivent! Ainsi se confirme ce que disait ton serviteur.
E Ionadab disse al re: Ecco, i figliuoli del re vengono; la cosa sta come il tuo servitore ha detto.
Então disse Jonadabe ao rei: Eis aqui vêm os filhos do rei; conforme à palavra de teu servo, assim sucedeu.
約拿達 對王說:「看哪,王的兒子都來了,正如你僕人所說的,事情就這樣發生了。」
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