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David reminds us of a small child who one minute plays happily, but the next, having strayed into mischief, cries out under the angry face and hard hand of his father. David has fallen into great sin, and now guilt wells up within as he hears the word of God by Nathan the prophet. David sees God’s f
Because his own works and motives were evil, but his brothers righteous. I John 3:12. Davids motivation for killing Goliath was faith in Jehovah God (Heb. 11:32-33), for without faith it is impossible to please Him, v. 6, and Davids aim in this execution was the honor and glory of God. I Sam. 17:29,
David does not wish evil upon this man because of a desire for revenge, but he desires justice against sin. He prays that this wicked man be sentenced as a criminal and put to death, that his family should be outcasts and vagabonds with no mercy shown to them, that all his wealth should be given to
In Psalm 69:9, David wrote, “The zeal of thine house hath eaten me up; and the reproaches of them that reproached thee are fallen upon me.” Further, David loved God’s covenant: when the ark, the picture of God’s covenant presence, was brought up the hill and through Jerusalem’s gates, we read, “Mich