17. And he said, Chalilah! (be it far from me), Hashem, that I should do this! Is not this the dahm of the anashim that went in jeopardy of their nafshot? Therefore he would not drink it. These things did these three gibborim.
18. And Avishai, the brother of Yoav Ben Tzeruyah, was chief among three. And he lifted up his khanit (spear) against three hundred, and slaughtered them, and had the shem among the Three.
19. Was he not most honored of the Three? Therefore he was their sar; howbeit he attained not unto the first three.
20. And Benayah Ben Yehoyada was a ben chayil, of Kavtze'el, who had done many deeds: he slaughtered two lionlike men of Moav; he went down also and slaughtered an aryeh in the midst of a pit on a snowy day;
21. And he slaughtered an Egyptian, a goodly man; and the Egyptian had a khanit (spear) in his yad; but he went down to him with a shevet (club), and plucked the khanit out of the Egyptian's yad, and slaughtered him with his own khanit.
22. These things did Benayah Ben Yehoyada, and had the shem among three gibborim.
23. He was more honored than the Shloshim, but he attained not to the first Three. And Dovid set him over his bodyguard.
24. Asah-el the brother of Yoav was one of the thirty; Elchanan Ben Dodo of Beit-Lechem,
25. Shammah the Harodi, Elika the Charodi,
26. Cheletz the Palti, Ira Ben Ikkesh the Tekoi,
27. Aviezer the Anethoti, Mevunai the Chushati,
28. Tzalmon the Achochi, Maharai the Netophati,
29. Chelev Ben Ba'anah, a Netophati, Ittai Ben Rivai out of Giveah of the Bnei Binyamin,
30. Benayah the Pirathoni, Hiddai of the ravines of Ga'ash,
31. Abi-albon the Arvati, Azmavet the Barchumi,