I Samuel 30:14
The Scripture
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First Samuel 30 records David and his men returning to Ziklag on the third day to find the Amalekites have raided the south, burned the city, and carried off their wives and families. David, grieving and nearly stoned by his own men, strengthens himself in the Lord and pursues, guided by an abandoned Egyptian servant to the Amalekite camp, where they recover everything and everyone. David divides the spoil equally between those who fought and the two hundred who stayed behind with the baggage-a statute in Israel-and sends gifts to the elders of Judah in the towns he and his men frequented.
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I Samuel 30:16II Samuel 8:18I Kings 1:38I Kings 1:44I Chronicles 18:17Ezekiel 25:16Zephaniah 2:5Joshua 14:13Joshua 15:13
Numbers 34:3I Samuel 27:10I Samuel 30:1Ezekiel 20:46Joshua 18:19Ezekiel 20:47