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1 Samuel 30:8

Contemporary English Version (Anglicised) 2012

Then David asked the LORD, “Should I go after the people who raided our town? Can I catch up with them?” “Go after them,” the LORD answered. “You will catch up with them, and you will rescue your families.”

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and Abram went after them. He brought back his nephew Lot, together with Lot's possessions and the women and everyone else who had been captured.

David asked the LORD, “Should I attack the Philistines? Will you let me win?” The LORD told David, “Attack! I will let you win.”

David asked the LORD what he should do, and the LORD answered: Don't attack them from the front. Circle around behind and attack from among the balsam trees.

Pray to me in time of trouble. I will rescue you, and you will honour me.

When you are in trouble, call out to me. I will answer and be there to protect and honour you.

Your enemies boasted that they would pursue and capture us, divide up our possessions, treat us as they wished, then take out their swords and kill us there.

But Joshua must depend on Eleazar to find out from me what I want him to do as he leads Israel into battle.”

So they went to the place of worship at Bethel and asked God, “Which tribe should be the first to attack the people of Benjamin?” “Judah,” the LORD answered.

After Gideon and his three hundred troops had chased the Midianites as far as the River Jordan, they were exhausted.

The people prayed, “Our LORD, is Saul here?” “Yes,” the LORD answered, “he is hiding behind the baggage.”

Saul asked God, “Should I attack the Philistines? Will you help us win?” This time God did not answer.

David asked the LORD, “Should I attack these Philistines?” “Yes,” the LORD answered. “Attack them and rescue Keilah.”

David asked the LORD about it again. “Leave at once,” the LORD answered. “I will give you victory over the Philistines at Keilah.”

So he asked the LORD what to do. But the LORD would not answer, either in a dream or by a priest or a prophet.

David rescued his two wives and everyone else the Amalekites had taken from Ziklag.

No one was missing—young or old, sons or daughters. David brought back everything that had been stolen,




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