Christian Huff

Some of the stuff we're going to get into today.

That's a prelude.

I was just going to say the Bible doesn't shy away from any subject.

So it's all in there.

Go ahead, Zach.

Well, and then one of the first things he does now that he's introduced to David, you know, in these first couple of chapters, whether it's the musician side or what he saw in the valley there with Goliath.

And he makes him the captain of the guard.

And I thought Dr. Jackson made a really good point that.

Does he do that out of political expediency, which could be.

You see that a lot in our system where somebody will pick a running mate or somebody, and it may be somebody that just represents something that they want to be part of their team.

In other words, Team Saul needs to have David on it.

Or was it more sinister, and then he proves that this second one is more likely.

Does he want maybe him to get killed while he's out there?

You know, the ideas, you know, which later, of course, is a little bellwether for what David does to you.

Right.

Yeah, I thought it was pretty good.

Yeah.

And it's funny is I wrote it down in my notes and then he said it right after because I was thinking, oh, that's pretty good because that's exactly what David did later.

And maybe that's David.

David knew that.