Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Presbyterian Journal, 1965-1966, Vol. 24
Although David knew that he had been chosen of God as Saul's succes sor, and although he had repeated opportunities to destroy Saul, such was his respect for the kingly office, if not for the man who occupied it, that he would not lift up his hand against Saul. Saul's armed forces eventually met defeat at the hands of the Philistines; and Saul himself, severely wounded, took his own life. His son, Jonathan, was killed in the same battle (1 Sam. 31)
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