1 Samuel 26.
Tag: Jesus Christ
Saul flatters and praises David as he continues to seek to kill David: The death of Christianity lies behind churchy and humanitarian sounding words.
1 Samuel 26:25.
Conflict and betrayals within the earthly family of Christ: He had four unbelieving brothers and at least two sisters. Mary and Joseph knew their son was the Son of God.
John 7:10-13.
David stands afar off to proclaim his mercy and grace to Saul: As followers of Christ, we are set apart from this world while proclaiming the Gospel of Christ.
1 Samuel 26:13-16.
David takes Saul’s jug of water and spear: Jesus Christ has the jug of Water of Life and the spear against lawlessness.
1 Samuel 26:11-12.
United Nations will fix global humanity with money and dignity: The Salvation of Jesus Christ is free through our humbleness towards Him.
Money and human dignity sound like a ransom payment to coerce conformity to global goals.
David spares Saul’s life again: We are not in a battle against this world’s governing leaders, but against spiritual wickedness.
1 Samuel 26:7-10.
David asks, “Who will go down with me to Saul in the camp?”: Jesus Christ asks, “Who will go down with me to this anti-Christian world?”
1 Samuel 26:5-6.
Saul relentlessly pursues David to kill Him: This world relentlessly pursues Christianity to kill the gospel of Christ.
1 Samuel 26:1-4.
Jesus tells Nicodemus he must be born again: We must be born of the Spirit and not set into the mold of the world
John 3:1-8.
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