Иара Саул дишьырц иҭахын, аха Давид уи дааникылеит. Давид еиликаауан «Иегова иалихыз иахь анапышьҭыхра» шиашамыз (1 Сам. [1 Сам.] 26:8—11). Ари ахҭыс иаҳнарҵо даараӡа ихадоуп: зегь раԥхьа иргыланы ҳзызиашазар ҳахәҭоу анаҳаӡбо, ҳара ҳазхәыцыр ауп иарбан принципқәоу ҳҭагылазаашьаҿы ҳзықәныҟәар акәу.
Out of loyalty to David, Abishai was eager to kill King Saul, but David restrained him, realizing that it would be wrong to lift one’s hand “against the anointed of Jehovah.” (1 Sam. 26:8-11) From that incident, we learn an important lesson: Although we can properly have several loyalties in our heart, the correct order of their importance should be determined by our application of Bible principles.