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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)2 Samuel 11

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See 2 Samuel 11:1 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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1 ! The citie Rabbah is besieged.

1 a The yere following about the spring time.

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2 b Whereupon he vsed to rest at after none, as was red of Ish-bosheth, {Chap. 4, 7}

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3 c Who was not an Israelite borne, but conuerted to the true religion.

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4 ! Dauid committeth adulterie.

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5 d Fearing lest she shoulde be stoned according to the Law.

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8 e Dauid thoght that if Vriah lay with his wife, his faute might be cloked.

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11 f Hereby God woulde touche Dauids conscience, that seing the fidelitie & religion of his seruant, he wolde declare him selfe so forgetful of Gods and injurious to his seruant.

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13 g He made him drinke more liberally then he was wonte to do, thinking hereby he wolde haue hyen by his wife.

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15 / Ebr. saying.

15 h Except God continually vpholde vs with his mightie Spirit, the moste perfect fall headlong into all vice & abomination.

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17 ! Dauid marieth Bath-sheba.

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20 / Or, Thou shalt do this, if.

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21 i Meaning, Gideon, {Judg. 9,52}

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23 / Ebr. were against them.

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25 k He dissembleth with the messenger, to the intent that nether his cruel commandement, nor Joabs wicked obedience might be espied.

25 / Ebr, so and so.

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27 / Ebr., was euil in the eyes of the Lord.