Welcome to today's edition of the interactive notes. As usual the quiz bit isn't designed to be super-difficult, it's just intended as an aid to following what's being said.
There are, as usual, a few suggestions for reflection. They don't need to be filled in if you just want to get on with the quiz.
What job had God given David to do?
At this time who is generally recognized as King over Israel?
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Officially, whose job was it to save Keilah from the Philistines?
Why does David go to the aid of Keilah?
When Saul went down to Keilah with his army to trap David, what was Keilah intending to do?
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David, an outlaw on the run, has done the right thing by helping the people of Keilah: how has saving them improved his situation?
Keilah and Ziph are both ready to help Saul get his hands on David: why?
If we choose to be a friend of the world, what do we become with God? (See James 4:4)
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Who comes to see David at Horesh and helps him find strength in God?
David and Jonathan are going through a lot of risk with very little promise of reward for them at the end of it: why do they have to do this?
Who takes care of David while he is taking care of - it seems- everyone else?
You reached the finish line!
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