John Luke Robertson

And I think to me, one of the most fascinating things about David is how...

And how he remained so much respect and he still had so much restraint for his respect for Saul.

If you just think continually, this man's hurling spears at you.

He's repeatedly trying to kill you.

And you have your band of brothers behind you telling you this is the opportunity that the Lord has handed him over to you.

And he does cut the cloak and he has remorse for it, which kind of talked about what you mentioned, Zach, about the difference between David's repentance and Saul's.

But I think just for some reason that is just so fascinating to me about David is how he still maintained so much respect for Saul, even after all the things that Saul had put him through.

Because for us, I mean, I don't think I would have any respect or admiration or even maybe love for someone who was trying to throw spears at me and repeatedly trying to kill me.

So I thought that was really interesting.

When he was talking about that story, do y'all remember what Saul's last words to David were?

You shall surely win out.

Bingo.

You shall surely win out.

Yeah, I thought that was interesting.

That was the last thing that Saul told David was you shall surely win out.

Him.

He's not like... Right.

He's like...

He's like, you know... But if he was the tallest in Israel, it's kind of like he's maybe he's like squat, you know.

You're forgetting, John, that you're forgetting one important funny detail about it.