\\INTRODUCTION TO FIRST SAMUEL 20\\ David fleeing from Naioth came to Jonathan, and acquainted him with his circumstances, and entreated his favour, \\#1Sa 20:1-8\\; which Jonathan promised, and renewed the covenant with him, \\#1Sa 20:9-17\\; a scheme was formed between them, by which David might know whether Saul was reconciled to him, and he might come to court, \\#1Sa 20:18-23\\; which being tried, Jonathan found it was not safe for him to appear, \\#1Sa 20:24-34\\; of which he gave notice by the signals agreed on, \\#1Sa 20:35-40\\; and they took their leave of one another with strong expressions of affection and attachment to each other, \\#1Sa 20:41,42\\.
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