2 Samuel 16:2

Contemporary English Version (Anglicised) 2012

“What's all this?” David asked. Ziba said, “The donkeys are for your family to ride. The bread and fruit are for the people to eat, and the wine is for them to drink in the desert when they are tired out.”

Cross References

Judges 10:4

He had thirty sons, and each son had his own mule and was in charge of one town in Gilead. Those thirty towns are still called The Settlements of Jair.

Judges 5:10

Listen, everyone! Whether you ride a donkey with a padded saddle or have to walk.

Ezekiel 37:18

And when your people ask you what this means,

2 Samuel 19:26

He answered, “Your Majesty, you know I can't walk. I told my servant to saddle a donkey for me so I could go with you. But my servant left without me, and

2 Samuel 15:23

The people of Jerusalem were crying and moaning as David and everyone with him passed by. He led them across Kidron Valley and along the road towards the desert.

2 Samuel 15:1

Some time later, Absalom got himself a chariot with horses to pull it, and he had fifty men to run in front.

1 Samuel 14:28

Then a soldier told him, “Your father swore that anyone who ate food today would be put under a curse, and we agreed not to eat. That's why we're so weak.”

Genesis 33:8

Esau asked Jacob, “What did you mean by these herds I met along the road?” “Master,” Jacob answered, “I sent them so that you would be friendly to me.”

Genesis 21:29

and Abimelech asked, “Why have you done this?”