John Luke Robertson

I'm potty training my two-year-old right now.

I thought that was a crazy connection.

I never thought about that.

Right, which was pretty good.

Yeah, which his point to that was kind of more tongue-in-cheek of, well, of course, it's King David.

Um, you know, so of course the only time in scripture that that'd be mentioned because everybody loved David, which is interesting because, you know, if later on in the story, it talks about how she ended up despising David when he's dancing in the temple and then it just ends with, and she had no children.

Um, which I thought it was interesting of why she would be the only character in the Bible mentioned about him, about her loving a man.

And then just a couple of chapters later, she ends up despising him.

I thought that was interesting.

So if Zach had asked you to do that, what would you have placed that in to bring it back to Zach?

What's that?

What would you have placed the foreskins in?

Like a Ziploc bag?

What would you present it?

If I'm David, how would I present these foreskins to Saul?

Like on a platter in a backpack?

He talks about this a lot.

And I think...

Because he talks a lot about how much David truly loves Saul, the moment in the cave and the moment with the water jug.

And he kind of talks about how those seem like maybe a similar story or two separate stories, but how when David calls out to Saul, he calls him Lord and King and Father.