1 Samuel 20:30-31

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30 G2532 And G2373 [²was enraged G3709 ³in anger G* ¹Saul] G1909 at G* Jonathan G4970 exceedingly, G2532 and G2036 said G1473 to him, G5207 O son G2877 [²woman G844.1 ¹of a deserting], G3756 [³not G1063 ¹for G1492 ²do you] know G3754 that G1473 you G3353 are a partner G1510.2.2 G3588 to the G5207 son G* of Jesse G1519 for G152 your shame, G1473 G2532 and G1519 for G152 the shame G602 of uncovering G3384 your mother? G1473

31 G3754 For G3956 all G3588 the G2250 days G3739 which G3588 the G5207 son G* of Jesse G2198 lives G1909 upon G3588 the G1093 earth, G3756 you shall not be prepared, G2090 G1473 you G3761 nor G3588 G932 your kingdom. G1473 G3568 Now G3767 then, G649 send G2532 and G2983 take G3588 the G3494 young man! G3754 for G5207 [²a son G2288 ³of death G1510.2.3 ¹he is].

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Saul's.
Job 5:2; Proverbs 14:29; Proverbs 19:12; Proverbs 19:19; Proverbs 21:24; Proverbs 25:28; Proverbs 27:3; James 1:19; James 1:20
Thou, etc. or, Thou perverse rebel. Heb. Son of perverserebellion.
Proverbs 15:2; Proverbs 21:24; Matthew 5:22; Ephesians 4:31; Ephesians 6:4
and unto the.This reflection on the mother of Jonathan, by the passionate monarch, reflects more dishonour on himself than on his brave and noble minded son. Mungo Park gives an instance of the prevalence of the same principles in Africa; for he says, "Maternal affection is every where conspicuous among the Africans, and creates a correspondent return of tenderness in the child. 'Strike me,' said my attendant, 'but do not curse my mother.' I found the same sentiment to prevail universally in all parts of Africa." King Saul, unable to villify Jonathan to his own satisfaction by personal reproaches, outstepped the ordinary abuse of his day, and proceeded to that which was designed to produce unusual vexation, and vented the bitterness of his mind by maligning the character of his own wife and Jonathan's mother.