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|1 Samuel 20:21| Then I will send a boy to bring the arrows back. If you hear me tell him, ‘They’re on this side,’ then you will know, as surely as the lord lives, that all is well, and there is no trouble.
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|1 Samuel 20:22| But if I tell him, ‘Go farther—the arrows are still ahead of you,’ then it will mean that you must leave immediately, for the lord is sending you away.
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|1 Samuel 20:23| And may the lord make us keep our promises to each other, for he has witnessed them.”
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|1 Samuel 20:24| So David hid himself in the field, and when the new moon festival began, the king sat down to eat.
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|1 Samuel 20:25| He sat at his usual place against the wall, with Jonathan sitting opposite him and Abner beside him. But David’s place was empty.
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|1 Samuel 20:26| Saul didn’t say anything about it that day, for he said to himself, “Something must have made David ceremonially unclean.”
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|1 Samuel 20:27| But when David’s place was empty again the next day, Saul asked Jonathan, “Why hasn’t the son of Jesse been here for the meal either yesterday or today?”
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|1 Samuel 20:28| Jonathan replied, “David earnestly asked me if he could go to Bethlehem.
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|1 Samuel 20:29| He said, ‘Please let me go, for we are having a family sacrifice. My brother demanded that I be there. So please let me get away to see my brothers.’ That’s why he isn’t here at the king’s table.”
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|1 Samuel 20:30| Saul boiled with rage at Jonathan. “You stupid son of a whore!” he swore at him. “Do you think I don’t know that you want him to be king in your place, shaming yourself and your mother?
