The man david – the fugitive
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This document discusses David during the period when he was a fugitive fleeing from King Saul. It provides context from the Bible about God finding David to be "a man after his own heart." The study examines a chronology of key events during David's time as a fugitive, related Psalms from David, and considers some pivotal moments like David's last meeting with Jonathan and Saul being delivered into David's hand twice. It aims to capture David's thoughts and faith during this difficult time of adversity.
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David and his men were hiding from King Saul in a cave. King Saul entered the cave alone, and David's men urged him to kill the king while he had the chance. However, David refused because Saul was God's anointed king. Instead, David quietly crept up and cut off a piece of Saul's robe as proof before revealing himself to Saul. When David showed Saul the piece of robe and explained he could have killed him but chose not to, Saul acknowledged David would one day be king and asked him to spare his family. God was pleased with how David treated Saul.
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