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2 Samuel 17:10

Contemporary English Version (Anglicised) 2012

Then even those who are as brave as a lion will lose their courage. All Israel knows what a great warrior your father is and what brave soldiers he has.

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My son, you are a lion ready to eat your victim! You are terribly fierce; no one will bother you.

It was easy to love Saul and Jonathan. Together in life, together in death, they were faster than eagles and stronger than lions.

He has probably already found a hiding place in a cave or somewhere else. As soon as anyone hears that some of your soldiers have been killed, everyone will think your whole army has been destroyed.

Benaiah the son of Jehoiada was a brave man from Kabzeel who did some amazing things. He killed two of Moab's best fighters, and on a snowy day he went down into a pit and killed a lion.

In a vision, you once said to your faithful followers: “I have helped a mighty hero. I chose him from my people and made him famous.

The leaders of Edom and of Moab were terrified. Everyone in Canaan fainted,

Wicked people run away when no one chases them, but those who live right are as brave as lions.

It is King Solomon carried on a throne, surrounded by sixty of Israel's best soldiers.

All people will be terrified. Hands will grow limp; courage will melt away. Everyone will tremble with pain like a woman giving birth; they will stare at each other with horror on their faces.

This is a message about Egypt: The LORD comes to Egypt, riding swiftly on a cloud. The people are weak from fear. Their idols tremble as he approaches and says,

They will lose all courage and stumble with fear. My slaughtering sword is waiting at every gate, flashing and ready to kill.

We are afraid, because the men who explored the land told us that the cities are large, with walls that reach to the sky. The people who live there are taller and stronger than we are, and some of them are Anakim. We have nowhere to go.”

and put out raging fires and escaped from the swords of their enemies. Although they were weak, they were given the strength and power to chase foreign armies away.

“A man named Jesse who lives in Bethlehem has a son who can play the harp,” one official said. “He's a brave warrior, he's good-looking, he can speak well, and the LORD is with him.”

One day, Saul told David, “If you'll be brave and fight the LORD's battles for me, I'll let you marry my eldest daughter Merab.” But Saul was really thinking, “I don't want to kill David myself, so I'll let the Philistines do it for me.”




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