1 ! Dauid was discouered vnto Saul by the Ziphims.
2 a That is, of the moste skilful and valiant soldiers.
4 / Or, to a certeine place.
6 b Who was a stranger & not an Israelite.
6 c Who afterwarde was Dauids chief captaine.
8 d Meaning, wolde make him sure at one stroke.
9 e To wit, in his owne priuate cause: for Jehu slew two Kings at Gods appointment, {2 King. 9,24}.
12 ! Dauid taketh away Sauls speare, and a pot of water that stode at his head.
12 / Ebr. the heauy slepe of the Lord ws fallen vpon them.
12 ! Dauid was discouered vnto Saul by the Ziphims.
15 f Estemed moste valiant, and mete to saue the King?
16 / Ebr. sonnes of death.
17 g Hereby it appeareth, that the hypocrite persecuted Dauid against his owne conscience, and contrary to his promes.
19 i As muche as laye in them they compelled him to idolatrie, because they forced him to flee to the idolaters.
19 h Let his angre towarde vs be pacified by a sacrifice.
21 k Because thou sauedst my life this day.
21 ! Saul confesseth his sinne.
23 l Thus he protesteth his innocencie toward Saul, not defending his justice in the sight of God, in whose presence none is righteous, {Psal 14, 3}, and {230, 3}.