And what can David say more unto thee? for thou, Lord GOD, knowest thy servant.
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Verse 20 is found in chapter 7 of 2 Samuel. David enters and sits before the Lord to respond to the promise he has received. His prayer begins with humility: he recognizes that his own house does not deserve such treatment and recalls Israel’s uniqueness among the nations. David does not interpret his election as personal merit, but as an act of God. The prayer turns the dynastic promise into worship and recognition of the particular identity God has given his people.
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Und was soll David mehr reden mit dir? Du erkennst deinen Knecht, Herr, HERR!
¿Y qué más puede añadir David hablando contigo? Tú pues conoces tu siervo, Señor Jehová.
Que pourrait te dire de plus David? Tu connais ton serviteur, Seigneur Eternel!
E che saprebbe Davide dirti di più? ma, Signore Iddio, tu conosci il tuo servitore.
E que mais te pode dizer ainda Davi? Pois tu conheces bem a teu servo, ó Senhor DEUS.
大衛 還有甚麼可以對你說呢?主耶和華啊,你是知道你僕人的。
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