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styling him, My Lord and my Father, the Lords Anointed, the King of Israel, in comparison to whom himself was but as a dead dog, or a flea, v. 14. 'Tis said this did immediately so melt and dissolve that stony heart of Saul, that he lift up his voice and wept, Animum sanguinis & caedis sitientem repente ad lamenta & ejulatus compulit, saith one of the Fathers: Whereas before he thirsted for nothing so much as blood and slaughter, |
styling him, My Lord and my Father, the lords Anointed, the King of Israel, in comparison to whom himself was but as a dead dog, or a flay, v. 14. It's said this did immediately so melt and dissolve that stony heart of Saul, that he lift up his voice and wept, Animum Blood & caedis sitientem Repent ad Lamenta & ejulatus compulit, Says one of the Father's: Whereas before he thirsted for nothing so much as blood and slaughter, |
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