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TWOT Reference: 410c
David = "beloved"
youngest son of Jesse and second king of Israel
Strong's Number H1732 matches the Hebrew דָּוִד (dāviḏ),
which occurs 1,075 times in 910 verses
in the WLC Hebrew.
Page 1 / 19 (Rth 4:17–1Sa 18:14)
So David H1732 arose H7925 early H7925 in the morning H1242 and left H5203 the flock H6629 with a keeper H8104 and carried H5375 the supplies and went H1980 as Jesse H3448 had commanded H6680 him. And he came H935 to the circle H4570 of the camp H4570 while the military H2428 force H2428 was going H3318 out H3318 in battle H4634 lines H4634 shouting H7321 the H7321 war H4421 cry H7321.
Then David H1732 spoke H559 to the men H376 who were standing H5975 by him, saying H559, “What H4100 will be done H6213 for the man H376 who H834 strikes H5221 down H5221 this H1975 Philistine H6430 and takes H5493 away H5493 the reproach H2781 from Israel H3478? For who H4310 is this H2088 uncircumcised H6189 Philistine H6430, that he should [fn]reproach H2778 the battle H4634 lines H4634 of the living H2416 God H430?”
Then Eliab H446 his oldest H1419 brother H251 heard H8085 when he spoke H1696 to the men H376; and Eliab’s H446 anger H639 burned H2734 against David H1732, and he said H559, “Why H4100 have you come H3381 down H3381? And with whom H4310 have you left H5203 those H2007 few H4592 sheep H6629 in the wilderness H4057? I myself know H3045 your arrogance H2087 and the wickedness H7455 of your heart H3824, for you have come H3381 down H3381 in order H4616 to see H7200 the battle H4421.”
Now when Saul H7586 saw H7200 David H1732 going H3318 out H3318 to meet H7122 the Philistine H6430, he said H559 to Abner H74 the commander H8269 of the army H6635, “Abner H74, whose H4310 son H1121 is this H2088 young H5288 man H5288?” And Abner H74 said H559, “By your life H5315, O king H4428, I do not know H3045.”
And it happened H1961 as they were coming H935, when David H1732 returned H7725 from striking H5221 down H5221 the Philistine H6430, that the women H802 came H3318 out H3318 of all H3605 the cities H5892 of Israel H3478, singing H7891 and dancing H4246, to meet H7122 King H4428 Saul H7586, with tambourines H8596, with gladness H8057, and with [fn]musical H7991 instruments H7991.
Then Saul H7586 became H2734 very H3966 angry H2734, for this H2088 saying H1697 was [fn]displeasing H7489 in his eyes H5869; and he said H559, “They have ascribed H5414 to David H1732 ten H7233 thousands H7233, but to me they have ascribed H5414 thousands H505. Now what more H5750 can he have but the kingdom H4410?”
Now it happened H1961 on the next H4283 day H4283 that an evil H7451 spirit H7307 from God H430 [fn]came H6743 mightily H6743 upon Saul H7586, and he raved H5012 in the midst H8432 of the house H1004. Now David H1732 was playing H5059 the harp with his hand H3027, [fn]as usual H3117; and [fn]a spear H2595 was in Saul’s H7586 hand H3027.
1. Rth 4:17–1Sa 18:14
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