Thank you for listening to this message from Damon Thompson Ministries. So go with me to 1st Samuel Chapter 19. I if I have time and I may not but I'm gonna I'm gonna stretch it the best I can. I may go to 2nd

chronicle 16, but we hopefully will at least make it

to 1st Samuel 19. 1st Samuel 19.

I want to just begin to read a little bit to you

to establish some of the

prophetic things I believe Yaway has sent me here to announce. Yaway, the name we

use for God, has sent me here to announce something. So I'm just going to jump in.

David establishes

the rule of beloved identity in Israel. Saul was a representation of a

political governmental paradigm. David was a representation of a prophetic governmental paradigm.

The paradigms are distinguished in that one is position conscious while the other is presence conscious.

It shows up in the failure of both men.

When Saul fails doesn't utterly destroy the Amalekites but saves the best of the cattle and the best of the sheep and the best of the donkeys and even King Agag he saves them and he's called out by the Prophet.

His response to the Prophet is,

walk out with me in front of the people,

so the people will assume I'm right with God.

He was positioned conscious. He'd rather safe face than be right.

David commits adultery, murder, possibly rape, because we do not really know whether Bethsiva had the right to

reject the king.

The Prophet calls David over his transgression and David rather than asking the Prophet to walk out with him in front of the people so he will look right in front of the people says forget the people creating me a clean heart oh God

renewing me a right spirit watch this and cast me not away from your presence

take not your holy spirit from me.

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