1 Samuel 23–24: On that One Time King Saul Walked Down the Aisle and Prayed a Prayer (Ep. 94)

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Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 18 October 2023

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

The cat-and-mouse game between David and Saul continues and, in the quiet darkness of a cave in the wilderness, it reaches a shocking climax. We don't get revenge. We get . . . a reunion?

In this episode of Bible Talk, Alex Duke chats with Jim Hamilton and Sam Emadi about 1 Samuel 23–24.

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0:00.0	I think, too, that we could say that the city of Kela is acting as Israel has always acted.
0:08.6	You know, they get delivered by David, and then they immediately are prepared to hand David over to Saul when Saul shows up.
0:16.0	And I think there's perhaps an allusion to this narrative in Ecclesiastes chapter 9 when Solomon
0:22.1	writes in verses 13 through 16, I have also seen this example of wisdom under the sun,
0:26.5	and it seemed great to me.
0:34.6	Welcome to episode 94 of Bible Talk, a podcast brought to you by Nine Marks.
0:39.2	Nine Marks exists to help pastors build healthy churches.
0:41.6	For more, you can visit Nine Marks.org.
0:44.3	Did I get that right?
0:45.0	I get that right.
0:45.1	I think that right.
0:45.2	I think that right.
0:46.1	I know I got that right.
0:48.0	And with me, are my two friends.
0:49.2	Sam Amati?
0:49.8	Jim Hamilton.
0:50.4	Hey, I've got a great idea for the 100th episode.
0:52.3	Okay. Jim Hamilton. Hey, I've got a great idea for the 100th episode. Okay, I have an idea too, but okay.
0:54.8	You do a raffle.
0:56.2	Oh, okay.
0:57.0	Who's paying for this?
0:57.9	Well, okay, hear me out.
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