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      • David said, “I’ve been a shepherd, tending sheep for my father. Whenever a lion or bear came and took a lamb from the flock, I’d go after it, knock it down, and rescue the lamb. If it turned on me, I’d grab it by the throat, wring its neck, and kill it. Lion or bear, it made no difference—I killed it.
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  2. David: 34 I work as a shepherd for my father. Whenever a lion or a bear has come and attacked one of my lambs, 35 I have gone after it and struck it down to rescue the lamb from the predator’s mouth; if it turned to attack me, I would take it by the chin, beat it, and kill it.

  3. They are fighting against the Philistines.”. 20 Early in the morning David left his father’s flock in the care of a shepherd. David loaded up the food and started out, just as Jesse had directed. David reached the camp as the army was going out to its battle positions.

  4. Bible > Library. eBibles • Free Downloads • Audio. The Story of David, the Shepherd Boy. The Wonder Book of Bible Stories — Logan Marshall. Living at Ramah, in the mountains of Ephraim, there was a man whose name was Elkanah. He had two wives, as did many men in that time.

  5. He is the Shepherd of those men and women and boys and girls who have trusted Him to be their Saviour. In John 10 Jesus tells us a lot about His care for His sheep—those who know Him as their Lord and Saviour.

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    After Moses and Joshua died, the people of Israel were governed by a series of judges and priests. This was an effective system only if the leaders (e.g., the judges) and people were committed to following the Lord. The book of Judges in the Old Testament records the failure of the people and leaders under this system. God had predicted this failur...

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    Use a Bible handbook, Bible text notes, or other sources to find out more information about the time period in which David lived. Suggested topics to research: ·The process and meaning of anointing— ·The showbread— ·The Urim and Thummim— ·Bathing and hygiene practices— ·The Philistines and why they were enemies of God and Israel— ·Meaning of “the kings table”— ·The “ark of the covenant” and its significance— 1. Read 1 Samuel 13:13-14; 1 Samuel 16:5-13, 18; 1 Samuel 17:26, 32-37, 45-47. The Sc...

    We can get an inside view of what David felt and did during his years of flight from Saul. It was probably during this time that David wrote many of the wonderful Psalms we know (in particular Psalms 34, 52, 54, 56, 63, and 142). Suggestion: Put slips of paper to hold your place in each psalm. 9. What was the first thing that David did? (Psalm 34:4...

  6. Whenever a lion or a bear came and carried off a lamb from the flock, American Standard Version. And David said unto Saul, Thy servant was keeping his father's sheep; and when there came a lion, or a bear, and took a lamb out of the flock, Aramaic Bible in Plain English.

  7. This reading plan focuses on the life lessons we can learn by following the life of a young shepherd boy named David who was chosen by God to be king of Israel during a dark time in Israel's history. This boy king would ...

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