Saul has died. Now David is ready to be king.<\/p>\n
Chapter 1.
\nv.16 \"I killed the LORD's anointed.\" Even though the Amalekite very likely did not phrase it as David did, the meaning is the same. There is no way the Amalekite was unaware of the God whom Israel serve which would make the king of Israel, the LORD's anointed. The spirit of relativism would love to argue against this notion, it knows not reason.<\/p>\n
v.17 Lament attributed to only Saul and Jonathan, no other dead sons were included.<\/p>\n
v.18 Book of Jashar\/Jasher = Book of the upright. A poetic collection of Israel's heroic moments.<\/p>\n
v.26 \"...your love...more wonderful than that of women.\" David was not being homosexual, despite what the liberals would like to think otherwise.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Saul has died. Now David is ready to be king. Chapter 1. v.16 \"I killed the LORD's anointed.\" Even though the Amalekite very likely did not phrase it as David did, the meaning is the same. There is no way … Continue reading