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DAVID’S WISE BEHAVIOR
Saul’s Jealousy
David’s victory over Goliath was a great turning point in his life. He never went back to herding his father’s sheep. King Saul took him into his own house and made him an officer among his soldiers. David was as wise and brave in the army as he had been when facing the giant. Very soon he was in charge of a thousand men. Everybody loved him, both in Saul’s court and in his camp. David had a spirit that drew hearts toward him.
When David was returning from a great battle with the Philistines, the women of Israel joyfully came out of the city. As they were dancing, singing, and playing music, they said, “Saul has slain his thousands, but David his ten thousands!”
This made Saul very jealous and angry. A black cloud of depression hung over him as he imagined how David could be taking over the kingdom. Before this, whenever Saul had felt troubled, David’s singing and harp-playing would soon make him feel better. But now, in his madness, he would not listen to David’s voice. Twice he threw his spear at him. Each time David dodged aside, and the spear hit the wall.
Saul decided to send David out on dangerous missions of war, hoping the Philistines would kill him. Once he said to David, “I will let you marry my oldest daughter Merab, if you will fight the Philistines for me.” But this scheme fell flat because Saul did not keep his word and gave his daughter to another man.
Then Saul found out that another one of his daughters loved David. Saul promised that David could marry her if he killed one hundred Philistines. Again he hoped they would kill him. But once more David came home victorious, all the more beloved by his people.
1 Samuel 18:5-30
Caption: Saul becomes very jealous of David and attempts to kill him.
Parents: He will bless them that fear the Lord, both small and great. (Psalm 115:13)
Children: 1. Why did the people love David so much?
2. What did the women sing that made Saul angry?
3. What did Saul throw at David?
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(-Stories by Ura Millar)
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