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שְׁמַע יִשְׂרָאֵל
Passage
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NWT (1984)
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NWT (2013)
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In turn he said to him: “We are passing along from Beth′le·hem in
Judah to the remotest parts of the mountainous region of E′phra·im. That is
where I am from, but I went to Beth′le·hem in Judah; and it is to my own
house that I am going, and there is nobody taking me on into the house.
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He replied: “We are traveling from Beth′le·hem in Judah to a remote
area of the mountainous region of E′phra·im, where I am from. I went to
Beth′le·hem in Judah, and I am going to the house of Jehovah, but nobody is
taking me into his house.
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If a man should sin against a man, God will
arbitrate for him; but if it is against Jehovah that a man should sin, who is
there to pray for him?” But they would not listen to the voice of their
father, because Jehovah was now pleased to put them to death.
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If a man should sin against another man, someone may
appeal to Jehovah for him; but if a man should sin against Jehovah, who can
pray for him?” But they refused to listen to their father, for Jehovah had
determined to put them to death.
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To this they said: “If YOU are sending the ark of the God of Israel
away, do not send it away without an offering, for YOU should by all means
return to him a guilt offering. Then it is that YOU will be healed, and it
must become known to YOU why his hand would not turn away from YOU.”
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They replied: “If you send the ark of the covenant of Jehovah the God
of Israel away, do not send it back without an offering. You should by all
means return to him a guilt offering. Only then will you be healed, and it
will be made known to you why his hand has not turned away from you.”
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As for Saul himself, he went to his home at
Gib′e·ah, and the valiant men whose heart God had touched proceeded to go
with him.
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Saul also went to his home in Gib′e·ah, accompanied
by the warriors whose hearts Jehovah had touched.
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And David took up dwelling in the wilderness in places difficult to
approach, and he kept dwelling in the mountainous region in the wilderness of
Ziph. And Saul kept looking for him always, and God did not give him into his
hand.
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David stayed in the wilderness in places difficult to approach, in the
mountainous region of the wilderness of Ziph. Saul searched for him
constantly, but Jehovah did not give him into his hand.
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Jon′a·than the son of Saul now rose up and went to
David at Ho′resh, that he might strengthen his hand in regard to God.
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Jon′a·than the son of Saul now went out to David at
Ho′resh, and he helped him find strength in Jehovah.
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