Christian Huff

to show the difference in the two men and what it looks like to have a heart of God versus whatever Saul's heart became.

And I don't even know how you describe it at this point because we are heading toward this cliff of evil that he's about to go over.

That was such a strong point.

That silence is fine.

And you want them to be successful, right?

Because we're all successful.

And Christian brought up the, and Dr. Jackson deals with it some, and that's chapter 24 of 1 Samuel.

In chapter 26, there's a very similar story that has all the same elements.

It's in the cave.

And he takes a spear and a water jug away from Saul.

And the point making, maybe they're the same story that's just told in two different ways, which makes sense that he would maybe take those two items with him.

One represented, remember, the idea of his...

His power, he tried to kill him.

He got the spear.

The other one, the sustenance, you know, which, you know, whether it happened in two separate instances, I don't think it matters.

But it does represent the idea that David had respect for him and sought repentance even to Saul himself.

And it was given.

I mean, because he said, let's go back to the palace.

You know, it's over.

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