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2 Samuel 3:34

New International Reader's Version

His hands were not tied. His feet were not chained. He died as if he had been killed by evil people.” All the people mourned over Abner again.

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All of them were filled with sadness. They mourned over the whole nation of Israel. They didn’t eat anything until evening. That’s because Saul and Jonathan and the Lord’s army had been killed by swords.

King David sang a song of sadness over Abner. He said, “Should Abner have died as sinful people do?

Then all of them came and begged David to eat something. They wanted him to eat while it was still day. But David made a promise. He said, “I won’t taste bread or anything else before the sun goes down. If I do, may God punish me greatly!”

When daylight is gone, murderers get up. They kill poor people and those who are in need. In the night they sneak around like robbers.

“That is the song of sadness people will sing about Egypt. Women from other nations will sing it. They will weep over Egypt and its huge armies,” announces the Lord and King.

On the road to Shechem, groups of priests act like robbers. They hide and wait to attack people. They murder them. So they carry out their evil plans.

Then the Philistines grabbed him. They poked his eyes out. They took him down to Gaza. They put bronze chains around him. Then they made him grind grain in the prison.




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