1;  Jonathan loves David.
  5;  Saul envies his praise;
 10;  seeks to kill him in his fury;
 12;  fears him for his good success;
 17;  offers him his daughters for a snare.
 23;  David persuaded to be the king's son-in-law, gives two
     hundred foreskins of the Philistines for Michal's dowry.
 28;  Saul's hatred and David's glory increase.

 * the soul of Jonathan.
   The modesty, piety, and courage of David were so congenial to
   the character of the amiable Jonathan, that they attracted his
   most cordial esteem and affection; so that the most intimate
   friendship subsisted between them from that time, and they
   loved each other with pure hearts fervently.  Their friendship
   could not be affected by the common vicissitudes of life; and
   it exemplifies by fact what the ancients have written on the
   subject; [Ten philian isoteta einai, kai mian psychen ton
   philon heteron auton.]  "Friendship is an entire sameness, and
   one soul:  a friend is another self."

  14:1-14,45  Ge 44:30  Jud 20:11  1Ch 12:17  Ps 86:11  Col 2:2 
 * loved him.
  3  19:2  20:17  De 13:6  2Sa 1:26  Pr 18:24