Translations
Original
Notes
Saul’s character is clear here. He could not take revenge on David himself. Instead, Saul killed those he believed had helped David.
Events
Parallels
People
Ahimelech: High Priest at Nob who helped David, killed by Saul Ahitub: Father of Ahimelech, High Priest at Nob killed by Saul
Places
Nob: A city of priests near Jerusalem
Glossary
Abiathar Ahijah Ahimelech Ahitub David Doeg Edom, Edomites Nob Samuel, Books of First and Second
Topics
Abiathar: Escapes to David from the Vengeance of Saul, Who Slew the Priests in the City of Nob Abiathar: High Priest--Called Ahimelech: Consults the Ephod for David Ahijah: A Priest in Shiloh, Probably Identical with Ahimelech, Mentioned In Ahijah: A Priest in Shiloh, Probably Identical with Ahimelech, Mentioned in Killed Ahimelech: Also Called Ahia--A High Priest, During the Reign of David: Killed by the Command of Saul Ahitub: High Priest, Father of Ahiah False Accusation: Incidents Illustrative of Against the Prophet Ahimelech by Saul Falsehood in Accusing Ahimelech of Conspiring with David Against Himself Holy Spirit: Saul Malice: Saul Toward David Nob: The Home of Ahimelech, the Priest Rulers: Wicked: Saul, Killing Ahimelech and the Priests Slander: Doeg