Geneva Bible Notes (1560): 1 Samuel 19

^{1 a} Before Saul soght Dauids life secretly, but now his hyprocrisie bursteth forth to open crueltie.

^{2 !} Jonathan declureth to Dauid the wicked purpose of Saul.

^{3 b} That I may giue thee warning what to do.

^{5 /} Ebr. he put his soule in his hande

^{6 c} Whatsoeuer he pretended outwardly, yet his heart was ful of malice.

^{9 d} He plaide on his harpe to mitigate the rage of the euil Spirit, as {Chap. 16,23}

^{11 !} Michal his wife saueth him.

^{12 e} Thus God moued bothe the sonne and the daughter of this tyrant to fauor Dauid against their father.

^{15 f} Beholde, how the tyrants to accomplish their rage, nether regarde othe nor frendship, God nor man.

^{18 !} Dauid commeth to Samuel.

^{18 g} Naioth was a schole where the worde of God was studyed, nere to Ramah.

^{20 h} Being their chief instructer.

^{20 i} Changed their mindes and praised God.

^{23 k} With a minde to persecute them.

^{23 !} The Spirit of prophecie commeth on Saul.

^{24 l} His kingly apparel.

^{24 m} He humbled him self as other did.