King David: Part-1
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God chose David to be the new king of Israel to replace Saul, who had become disobedient. David was a shepherd and the youngest of eight brothers, but God saw that David had a pure heart that loved God. David demonstrated godly qualities like being humble, brave, loving, and faithful in everything he did. Under God's guidance, David became a mighty king and helped Israel become a great nation.
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- 2. King DAVID
- 3. DAVID • King Saul turned bad, was disobedient to God • God wanted to replace him • God told Prophet Samuel to go to house of Jesse in Bethlehem • David was a shepherd, youngest of 8 brothers
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