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1 Samuel 21:3 · BSB
21:3 Now then, what do you have on hand? Give me five loaves of bread, or whatever can be found.”
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…is taking delight in attacking him. Unfortunately, it's unclear exactly when that was David was with the Philistines in Gath twice in Scripture, inFirst Samuel, chapter 21and in First Samuel, chapter 27 In neither case did he appear to have been seized by the Philistines in the first instance he was evading the…
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1 Samuel chapter 21. It leaves us wondering whether David's story will turn around at all. ! If you'll remember, and you can look back to the end of chapter 20, David…
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…is based on an account that's recorded for us in the book of 1 Samuel. So before we dig into Psalm 34, please turn with me in your Bibles to1 Samuel chapter 21. Let's start there. And David rose and fled that day from Saul and went to Akish the king of Gath. And the servants of Akish said to him, Is not…
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…this psalm. And it's related to a time in David's life when he was in a particular place, in a particular situation. And you can read about it in1 Samuel chapter 21. And there you read of what David, how he changed his behavior, as it says here. He changed from being a normal person to pretending to be mad,…
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…you ever read? They were so worried about the trees that they missed the forest, quite honestly. And he reminded them of a circumstance that's in1 Samuel chapter 21. When David and his men came to the high priest, they were fleeing the pursuit of Saul. And they were hungry. I mean, they were starving. And the…
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…David, when he pretended to be insane in the presence of Abimelech, who drove him out, and he departed. We get some context for that psalm in1 Samuel chapter 21, verses really the whole chapter, chapter 21. David had already been appointed as the next king of Israel. He was working for King Saul, and Saul…
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…21. So we're going to read 1 Samuel and then I'm going to refer to Psalm 34 and Psalm 56. Those were David's lessons learned from this experience.1 Samuel chapter 21, we're going to read the whole chapter today, 1 Samuel 21. Then David came to knob to Ahimelech the priest. And Ahimelech came to meet David,…
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…And then most importantly, we're going to look at David's God this morning. Let's take a deeper dive into his situation. You'll find it in1 Samuel chapter 21, although we're not going to turn there now. That's for your reading later. But let me tell you the story. David is in a hard place in his life at…
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…to them as if his disciples actually are breaking the law. And he gives an example here, the example that we read earlier this morning from1 Samuel chapter 21. He says, don't you remember? He's engaging, by the way, in a type of religious debate here. He's meeting the Pharisees on their own turf. He knows…
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…need a bit of backstory to it. And it's quite interesting, and I recommend you read it in your own time. But to summarize, he's remembering back on1 Samuel chapter 21. In the story, David runs away from Saul, because he's afraid of Saul, and he runs to the Philistines. But then he's afraid of the Philistines, so…
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…to the solution now. It's found in Jesus' response to the Pharisees' accusation. So look there in verse 25. Jesus says to them, This story is from1 Samuel chapter 21. David was an outlaw at the time and he was on the run from Saul and he goes into the house of God desperate and hungry and he's in search of food.…
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…his servant? So tonight we're going to be looking at the first installment of what you could call the fugitive narrative of David's life. From1 Samuel chapter 21to chapter 31. And in these chapters, we see David's rise to the throne of Israel and Saul's demise as the king who has been rejected by God. And…
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…He doesn't say, oh, come on, Pharisees, you're just being too strict. Jesus goes back to the Scriptures. And he goes back to an incident from1 Samuel chapter 21when David and his men were running away from King Saul. Now, David had already been anointed king at this time in his life. The prophet Samuel had…
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So we are looking at1 Samuel chapters 21and 22 tonight, both of them. It's a big chunk. We're going to take it in one fell swoop. That's page 244 in the Pew Bible. We've been walking…
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…means we have good reason to be afraid. Let's look at the psalm. First, our trials are real. You know, uh the setting of this psalm is found in1 Samuel chapter 21, where David is on the run. He's on the run from Saul, the king of Israel, because Saul is trying to kill him. And so David runs from Saul and he…
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…people of God. And He drives this point by telling a story, reminding them of the story of David. If you'd like to later, you can read about it in1 Samuel chapter 21. And He says to them very sarcastically at the beginning because these people would have read. He knew that answer. The Pharisees had read the Old…
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