“When Sha’ul and all Isra’el heard those words of the P’lishti, they were shaken and terrified. Now David was the son of that Efrati from Beit-Lechem in Y’hudah named Yishai. He had eight sons; and in the time of Sha’ul he was old — the years had taken their toll. Yishai’s three oldest sons had […]
1S17-5: Gentile Might Versus Hebrew Faith – Which Is Stronger?
“He stood and yelled at the armies of Israel, ‘Why come out and draw up a battle line? I’m a P’lishti, and you are servants of Sha’ul, so choose a man for yourselves, and let him come down to me. If he can fight me and kill me, we’ll be your slaves; but if I […]
1S17-4: How Goliath Represents Difficult Life Circumstances
Following on the heels of yesterday’s conversation concerning just how big Goliath was… Do you remember way back in the book of Joshua we were introduced to a race of giants called the Anakim? Here’s the Scripture reference: “No ‘Anakim were left in the land of the people of Israel- only in ‘Azah, Gat and […]
1S17-3: Why Isn’t Goliath Listed In The Guinness Book Of World Records?
The Philistines were on one side of the Valley of Elah, and Saul’s militia was on the other. Each side was staring the other down just waiting for something to happen. And then a freak of nature emerged from the Philistine camp. A giant named Golyat came out and started yelling out obscenities at the […]
1S17-2: Where Is The Battlefield Of David And Goliath Today?
“The P’lishtim rallied their troops for war, assembling at Sokhoh in Y’hudah and setting up camp between Sokhoh and ‘Azekah in Efes-Damim. Sha’ul and the men of Isra’el assembled, set up camp in the Elah Valley and drew up their battle line opposite the P’lishtim. The P’lishtim occupied a position on one hill and Isra’el […]
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