BBE Image Bible : Scripture in Images 1 Samuel 19:18
18. So David went in flight and got away and came to Ramah, to Samuel, and gave him an account of all Saul had done to him. And he and Samuel went and were living in Naioth.
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Summary: In 1 Samuel chapter 19, the tension between Saul and David escalates as Saul's jealousy intensifies. The chapter begins with Saul openly expressing his desire to kill David, who has gained favor in the eyes of the people. Jonathan, Saul's son and David's close friend, warns David of Saul's intentions and helps him escape, demonstrating loyalty and friendship amidst familial conflict. David flees to Samuel in Naioth, seeking safety and guidance. Saul, however, pursues David, sending messengers to capture him. When the messengers arrive in Naioth, they encounter a prophetic atmosphere and are overtaken by the Spirit of God, ultimately failing to apprehend David. Saul himself then comes to Naioth, but he too is overwhelmed by the Spirit and prophesies, highlighting the sovereignty of God over the situation. This chapter emphasizes themes of friendship, loyalty, and divine protection, illustrating God's providence in the midst of adversity. The narrative reinforces the idea that human jealousy and conflict cannot thwart God's plans for David, who is destined for kingship.
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