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Samuel has already anointed David as the future king. The Hebrew word messiah means “anointed one,” so David is the “messiah” of Judah at this time. But at this stage we can say that Saul comes to hate the coming messiah, the one who has been anointed to replace him. By contrast his own family Read More →

After Jonathan saves David from Saul’s wrath, David goes to the town of Nob and stays with Ahimelech, the priest. The interaction at Nob is in many ways beautiful because it shows God’s blessing of His messiah, David, the one who had been anointed as the next king. But it also gives a context Read More →