1 Samuel 22:1-23

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the First Samuel Bible

Study with Matthew and Rachel. This is a very prophetic chapter,

right from the get-go, that involves Bible prophecy.

So, a.

Lot of people probably don't know that. They probably read

this like it's a little golden book and just breeze

right through it.

It would be, it's an interesting little golden book. I mean,

it is an interesting story. It's stand-alone, you know, if

you take it.

As it reads. Yes. Yes, if you take it as

it reads, it's pretty interesting. One of the very infamous

things here. Boy, this one chapter kind of changes everything.

I mean, you know, Saul was bad, but not this bad.

He goes from bad to evil.

This is when the.

This is when the root... What's spoken of is very

prophetic here in another way. It says that he's by

this tree. And when you know the prophecy involved here,

David is the root of the good tree, right? And

all life comes from that tree. Here, prophetically, you're.

We'll wait until we get to that.

Right. I mean, it's right in the opening verses.

And not to mention the fact that Abraham was under

a tree too.

Yes. Yes.

When he was given the promise.

Exactly. And that is exactly what this... This is like

the anti... The anti-promise. Is this my show or yours?

You're exactly correct. The problem is, how many of the

people listening or watching know any of this? And yet

they purport to be end-time Bible prophecy experts, right? So,

would you say that's... Okay, let's.

Not be mean to people who are potentially watching.

I'm not trying to be mean to people. I'm just

giving you the heads up.

All right.

If we talk about things you've never heard before, that

shouldn't surprise you. So anyway, so let's get to the text,

shall we? But in verse 1 is Bible prophecy. So anyway,

read to your heart's desire, BibleKicks.

David therefore departed from there and escaped to the cave

of Adullam. So when his brothers and all his father's

house heard of it, they went down there to him.

And everyone who was in distress, everyone who was in debt,

and everyone who was discontented gathered to him. So he

became captain over them. And there were about 400 men

with him. Now, this is... This reminds me of that

verse in the, well, you never watched the cantata of

the Messiah, but the part of it was, all you

who are weary, come to me.

Yes. And all of that. And so.

Yes.

Yes.

That reminds me of that. Do you have that pulled

up on your screen, that verse?

Nope, I don't. You can get it, though. I could

get it if I wanted to.

You don't want to?

I don't want to.

So it reminds me of Jesus, though, anyway. Yes, it

reminds me of Jesus.

Absolutely. So what do you make of the cave of Adon?

Did you know that's pure Bible prophecy?

Well, I know that, you know, when people go and

hide in the caves and stuff, the rich and the

poor go and hide in the caves. But this is

basically just the poor. This is just the poor.

Well.

This is not the rich people.

Read Micah chapter 1, verse 15. Micah.

Micah 1:15

I will yet bring an heir to you, O inhabitant of.

Marashah.

The glory of Israel shall come to Adullam.

Yep. So, now it's really important. Read the next verse.

Read verse 16.

Make yourself bald and cut off your hair because of

And for precious children, enlarge your baldness like an eagle,

for they shall go from you into captivity.

So anyway, this is highly instructive in Bible prophecy, if

you know anything about this. But anyway, we talked about

this group in the last show, too. Moshaim, yes, God

is going to take them. Yes, yes, he is. This

is Operation Eagle's Wings. Yes, he really is going to

take them to heaven.

But it's saying that they're going into captivity. That's not

really captivity.

That's kind of like... Yeah, that is captivity. He's taking

them from their mothers. Yeah, he's taking them.

But they're going to be happy because they'll be with Jesus.

They're still going to be captive. Because they won't be sad. Right.

So anyway, this is all tied to Adullam here. But

people don't realize that this is one of the key

things with the future false messiah of the Judaists. They're

expecting these events to happen. There's been some archaeological digs

done here, but anyway, for some rhyme or reason, They're

expecting the Messiah to go to Adalim, and this is why. Okay.

Because of David and because of this verse.

Yes, because of this prophecy. So another thing of extreme

importance here is, well, what's your thoughts? This is also

the beginning of, of course, David's mighty men. Yeah. Right.

Yeah, so.

I didn't see anything else.

Okay.

Read on then.

Then David went from there to Mizpah of Moab. And

he said to the king of Moab, Please let my

father and mother come here with you till I know

what God will do for me. So he brought them

before the king of Moab. and they dwelt with him

in the time that David was in the stronghold. Now

the prophet Gad said to David, Do not stay in

the stronghold. Depart and go to the land of Judah.

So David departed and went into the forest of Herod.

So God directly intervenes here with The prophet dad. So

what is about to happen is being triggered by.

Moab is that. Moab is where Ruth came from.

Yes.

Is that why he went there? Because that would have been.

Yes. His great grandmother. Yes. Yes. Yes. And again. Yes.

Yes.

Moab is directly tied in with Bible prophecy. Yes. So,

also they were across the Jordan, they were neighbors. Of course,

Moab and Ammon were the sons of Lot by his daughters.

So anyway, all kinds of Bible prophecy wrapped up with Moab.

But literally speaking, Moab means from the father. Prophetically, this

is talking about angels. Amun, the brother, has just the opposite.

That means from the tribes. So Moab means of the

families of heaven. And Amun is talking about the families

on earth.

Okay, so if we're talking about end time prophecy, this

is the octogenarians. Right? Right.

Okay, I haven't heard octogenarian in decades. This ties in

directly with the prophecy of the promise that people over

80 years old would not suffer these things.

Right.

Where did you get octogenarian from? I did not tell

you this. No, no, I didn't. I.

I read Regency novels.

What's that got to do with the price of beans

in China? What's a Regency novel?

It's a time period where people use that term.

Octogenarian?

Yeah.

The spirit has a strange way of moving. So Regency novels.

So which series of novels are you reading that has this?

Sarah Eden is the author. Somebody posted a question. I

just saw it out of the corner of my eye. Okay.

So love that word octogenarian, LOL, from Jenny. So you've

been of late reading these novels about finding Persephone. That's

what you're talking about? Yeah. Why would they use the

term octogenarian? I don't know.

It seemed like, for whatever reason, it was a common term.

It was a common term. But anyway, like I said,

this is according to the promise. God has.

And.

The reason why is this. Because... Okay, have you ever

heard any end-time Bible prophecy talking about, well, why did

David send his parents to Moab? You've never heard anybody

talk about that, right? But yes, this is.

Because they were older, and if they got attacked by

King Saul, they wouldn't be able to run or whatever.

They wouldn't be able to endure, you know.

Seeing killed it would be hard on them.

Emotionally yes they did that so wow this is turning

to a whopper you just took me by complete surprise there.

So then the stronghold is obviously that place that's being

prepared for.

Us yes it is as a matter of fact It's

probably going to be prepared because of what David did.

So now, for whatever reason, we're going to leave the

stronghold for a while and go into some kind of forest?

We have to flee to the wilderness. And it's from

that flight that the angels take us to the pledge prepared. Yeah. Yes,

that's what happens. All right. All right. Keep reading.

When Saul heard that David and the men who were

with him had been discovered, now Saul was staying in

Gebeah under a tamarisk tree in Ramah, with his spear

in his hand and all his servants standing about him.

Then Saul said to his servants who stood about him,

Here now, you Benjamites, will the son of Jesse give in?

Every one of.

You fields and vineyards and make you all captains of

thousands and captains of hundreds.

Stop right there. This is fulfilling the prophecy that he

would divide the land for gain. This is where that prophecy,

this is why that prophecy is given.

So I got curious when I read this. So I

was like, what's a tamarisk tree? Because it reminded me

of when Abraham was under the oak tree. Right.

It was an oak tree.

But it just reminded me of it, so I wanted

to look it up. And what it came up as

is also known as a salt cedar, which is illegal

in North Dakota.

And you can be.

Fined if you have one in your yard because it

contaminates the soil around it and kills everything else.

The opposite of the root of Jesse.

Can literally destroy a half an acre of land to

where nothing can be planted.

Nothing can ever. Yes. Nothing can ever be planted there again.

And so basically it's a, it's a tree that's toxic.

And when I looked it up, it's actually a pretty

beautiful tree.

Because it puts on the color of Christ. What does

it put on? What, what color is the flowers?

Purple.

Purple. They're purple. It clothes itself in the color of Christ. So, anyway. Wow,

I never expected to go into there, but yeah. This

is first mentioned with the promise. Because Abraham planted one

of these in Beersheba, and there called on the name

of the Lord, the everlasting God.

Oh.

So this is an inversion to the promise. This is

an inversion to the promise. Which also ties into Abimelech,

which is just all kinds of Bible prophecy. If you

know these things, you know what's going to You don't

think you know. You actually know. You know it's coming.

So anyway, back to 2 Samuel chapter 22. So pick

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it up in verse 8. You stopped at verse 8.

All of you have conspired against me, and there is

no one who reveals to me that my son has

made a covenant with the son of Jesse. And there

is not one of you who is sorry for me

or reveals to me that my son has stirred up

my servants against me to lie in wait as it

is this day. Then answered Doeg the Edomite, who was

sent over the servants of Saul, and said, I saw

the son of Jesse going to Nob, to Ahimelech the

son of Ahitug, And he inquired of the Lord for him,

gave him provisions, and gave him the sword of Goliath

the Philistine. So the king sent to call Ahimelech the priest,

the son of Ahithob, and all his father's house, the

priests who were in Naam. And they all came to

the king, and Saul said, Here now, son of Ahithob.

He answered, Here I am, my lord. Then Saul said

to him, Why have you conspired against me, you and

the son of Jesse, in that you have given him

bread and a sword and have inquired of God for

him that he should rise against me to lie in

wait as it is this day? So Ahimelech answered the

king and said, Who among all your servants is as

faithful as David, who is the king's son-in-law? who goes

at your bidding and is honorable in your house. Did

I then begin to acquire of God for him? Far

be it from me. Let not the king impute anything

to his servant or to any in the house of

my father, for your servant knew nothing of all this

little or much. And the king said, You shall surely die, Ahimelech,

you and all your father's house. Then the king said

to the guards who stood about him, Turn and kill

the priests of the Lord, because their hand also is

with David, and because they knew when he fled and

did not tell it to me. But the servants of

the king would not lift their hands to strike the

priests of the Lord. And the king said to Doeg,

you turn and kill the priests. So Doag, the Edomite,

turned and struck the priests and killed on that day

85 men who wore a linen ephod. Also Nob, the

city of priests, he struck with the edge of the

sword both men and women, children and nursing infants, oxen

and donkeys and sheep with the edge of the sword.

So that So when I read that, I was like,

that to me, I felt like that was an in

your face to God. Because God said, because he did

not kill all of them in whatever battle that where

he took the kingship from Saul. I feel like that

that was an in your face to God when he

did that.

Doubly so in the simple fact that Deuteronomy chapter 24

Deuteronomy 24:16

verse 16 fathers shall not be put to death for

their children nor shall children be put to death for

their fathers a person shall be put to death for

his own sin so doubly so Saul was making doubly

sure that God knew he was at war against him.

So make no mistakes about it. This is all tied

up with the two numbered groups in entire Bible prophecy.

Here the priest of Nob are a prophetic future shadow

of the Talulim. Those that are going to be marked

for death in Revelation chapter 7, verse 4.

Revelation 7:4

Even though this is 85, and that's 144,000.

Uh-huh. And there's a reason for that. There's a reason

for that integer. And yes, I could get into the

alphanumerics just of that verse right now, and I'm not

going to. That's way too much information overload.

Okay.

But people need to realize this is why Aaron, in

private discussions, he believes that the Talulim are actually these

born-again clergy He actually thinks they're the fathers of the Mosheim.

He thinks they're actually their fathers, and this is why.

This is why. And that's the first time I've ever

talked about that publicly with Aaron. I didn't discuss that

with him on air. But anyway, I mean, if I

was to start a study right now just on alphanumerics

and begin to teach you how to see the alphanumerics...

It really does make you wonder because these babies, the

angels don't come after them for any reason other than

they must be miraculous conceptions. They must be. That's how

the angels know and come to kill them. This is

what the word says in Revelation chapter 12. That's why

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the war in heaven happens is over these children. That's

what Daniel chapter 12 verse 1 says. And it really,

Daniel 12:1

I mean, It's not what it comes out and says,

but boy, that would make sense. That would really make sense.

According to the priest of Nob, according to Ezekiel chapter 9,

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Revelation chapter 7. Anyway, I could go on and on

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and on. But yes, you can tell by what he

does here at verse 19. This is the very reason

that God was mad with him because he didn't do this, right?

So he does it against the priest of God instead

of God's enemies. So this is this is over the

top Antichrist in every way, shape and form from top

to bottom. So anyway, yeah, from top to bottom, this

is just. This is dastardly.

This is to the point. This is where Saul turns evil.

He goes from being bad and disobedient and rebellious to

being outright wicked.

And just so you know, prophetically, what is going to

happen in the future, during the great apostasy, this is

why the angels have to get involved, exactly for the

reason why Saul's soldiers would not kill. these you can

know that's why um these apostate clergy they won't go

after these pregnant women that's a line they won't cross

anyway that's why the war in heaven is triggered it's

formulated it's based around the events we just we just

read so the final verses here Are you going to

read these final four verses or not? You want to

elaborate more? No, I think that's good. Okay, go. Last

four verses.

Now one of the sons of Ahimelech, the son of Ahithoph,

named Abiathar, escaped and fled after David. And Abiathar told

David that Saul had killed the Lord's priests. So David

said to Abiathar, I knew that day when I saw Doeg,

that Edomite was there, that he would surely tell Saul,

I have caused the death of all the persons of

your father's house. Stay with me.

Do not fear.

For he who seeks my life seeks your life. But

with me, you shall be safe. So what's the Bible

prophecy with that?

Well, for one, somebody had to know, right? This is

how David got the information, no doubt about it. But

also the promises endure, right? The promises have to endure.

And this is that hint that not all of them

will be exterminated, right? And they will live. Now, he's

also mentioned again in 1 Kings chapter 2, verse 26.

1 Kings 2:26

So we'll read there. And to Abathar, the priest, the

king said, Now go to Anathoth to your own fields,

for you are deserving of death. But I will not

put you to death at this time, because you carried

the ark of the Lord God before my father David,

and because you were afflicted every time my father was afflicted.

So Solomon removed Abathar from being priest of the Lord,

so that he might fulfill the word of the Lord,

which is spoken concerning the house of Eli at Shiloh. So,

then came news to Joab, for Joab had defected to Adoniah,

though he had not defected to Absalom. This is yada, yada, yada.

This is part of the Absalom rebellion. So, You can

translate this, this is also going to happen in the wilderness.

This rebellion is going to happen. It is coming. Thus

saith the word in Revelation chapter 12. This rebellion from

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Satan is going to happen in the wilderness. So, wow.

All kinds of Bible prophecy on this. Good stuff. So,

I mean, it's pretty simple when you know the timeline.

It's literally structured off these verses. Brethren, always amen.

All right.

Any questions or comments from anybody? I don't see anything

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Going once. Going twice. Third time's a charm. All right, everybody.

With that being said, until next time, everybody, God bless. Godspeed.