1 Kings 1:1-4

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1 H4428 Now king H1732 David H2204 was old H935 and stricken H3117 in years; H3680 and they covered H899 him with clothes, H3179 but he gat no heat.

2 H5650 Wherefore his servants H559 said H1245 unto him, Let there be sought H113 for my lord H4428 the king H5291 a young H1330 virgin: H5975 and let her stand H6440 before H4428 the king, H5532 and cherish H7901 him; and let her lie H2436 in thy bosom, H113 that my lord H4428 the king H2552 may get heat.

3 H1245 So they sought H3303 for a fair H5291 damsel H1366 throughout all the borders H3478 of Israel, H4672 and found H49 Abishag H7767 the Shunammite, H935 and brought H4428 her to the king.

4 H5291 And the damsel H3966 was very H3303 fair; H5532 and she cherished H4428 the king, H8334 and ministered H4428 to him; but the king H3045 knew her not.

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The First Book of the KINGS, commonly called The Third Book of the KINGS.

1 Kings 1:1 Abishag cherishes David in his extreme age.
1 Kings 1:5 Adonijah, David's darling, usurps the kingdom.
1 Kings 1:11 By the council of Nathan,
1 Kings 1:15 Bath-sheba moves the king,
1 Kings 1:22 and Nathan seconds her.
1 Kings 1:28 David renews his oath to Bath-sheba.
1 Kings 1:32 Solomon, by David's appointment, being anointed king by Zadok and Nathan, the people triumph.
1 Kings 1:41 Jonathan bringing the news, Adonijah's guests fly.
1 Kings 1:50 Adonijah, flying to the horns of the altar, upon his good behaviour, is dismissed by Solomon.
old.David was probably now about sixty-nine years of age. He was thirty years old when he began to reign, reigned forty, and died in his seventieth year; and the transactions mentioned here are supposed to have taken place about a year before his death. Sixty-nine was not an advanced age; but he had been exhausted with various fatigues, and especially family afflictions, so that he was much older in constitution than in years.
2 Samuel 5:4; 1 Chronicles 23:1; 1 Chronicles 29:27; 1 Chronicles 29:28; Psalms 90:10
and stricken in years. Heb. and entered into days.
Genesis 18:11; Genesis 24:1; Joshua 23:1; Joshua 23:2; Luke 1:7