1 Samuel 21:11 Cross References - Coverdale

¹¹ But Achis seruauntes sayde vnto him: This is Dauid the kynge of the londe, of whom they sunge in the daunse, and sayde: Saul hath smytten his thousande, but Dauid his ten thousande.

¹ And ye LORDE sayde vnto Samuel: How longe mournest thou for Saul, whom I haue refused, that he shulde not be kynge ouer Israel? Fyll thine horne with oyle, go thy waye, I wyll sende the to Isai the Bethleemite: for amonge his sonnes haue I prouyded me a kynge.

⁷ And the wemen sange one to another, and played & sayde: Saul hath smytten his thousande: but Dauid his ten thousande. ⁸ Then was Saul very wroth, and yt worde displeased him sore, and he sayde: They haue ascrybed ten thousande vnto Dauid, and but one thousande vnto me: what shal he haue more but the kyngdome?

⁵ Is not this Dauid, of whom they sunge in the daunce: Saul hath smytte his thousande, but Dauid his ten thousande?

¹ Be mercifull vnto me (o God) for men wil treade me downe: they are daylie fightinge & troublinge me. ² Myne enemies treade me daylie vnder their fete, for they be many, yt proudly fight agaynst me. ³ Neuerthelesse, whe I am afrayed, I put my trust in the. ⁴ I wil comforte my self in Gods worde, yee I wil hope in God, and not feare: What can flesh then do vnto me? ⁵ They vexe me daylie in my wordes: all yt they ymagin, is to do me euell. ⁶ They holde alltogether, & kepe them selues close: they marck my steppes, how they maye catch my soule. ⁷ But in vayne, for it shal escape the: and why? thou (o God) in thy displeasure shalt cast downe soch people. ⁸ Thou tellest my flittinges, thou puttest my teares in thy botell, and nombrest them. ⁹ When so euer I call vpon the, myne enemies are put to flight: wherby I knowe, that thou art my God. ¹⁰ In Gods worde wil I reioyse, in the LORDES worde wil I comforte me. ¹¹ Yee in God do I trust, & am not afraied: what ca man the do vnto me? ¹² Vnto the (o God) wil I paye my vowes, vnto ye wil I geue thakes & prayse. ¹³ For thou hast delyuered my soule fro death, & my fete fro fallinge, yt I maye walke before God in ye light of ye lyuynge.