He became afraid and ran away He put a stone in his sling He aimed at the Philistine’s forehead He slung it and struck the Philistine The stone struck the Philistine on his chest

The Philistine fell face down on the ground David did not have a sword in his hand David had only a sling and a stone in his hand David defeated the Philistine David struck down and killed the Philistine

David ran quickly He stood over the Philistine He drew the Philistine’s sword from its sheath He killed him with his own sword He cut off his head

The men of Judah arose and shouted The men of Israel also arose and shouted They pursued the Philistines as far as Ekron They pursued them as far as Gath and the gates of Ekron The Philistines fiercely attacked Israel

The Philistines fled They were struck down along the road to Shaaraim They fell along the way to Gath They fell along the way to Ekron The Philistines knelt and asked for forgiveness

They stopped pursuing the Philistines They plundered their camp They celebrated with the plunder they had taken They offered a sheep as a sacrifice to the Lord They offered five goats as sacrifice

David took the Philistine’s head David brought the Philistine’s head to Jerusalem David put his weapons in his tent David kept the Philistine’s head before him He bowed before the Philistine’s head

Saul saw David going against the Philistine Saul did not know who David was Saul asked Abner, the commander of the army Saul asked Abner, “Whose son is this young man?” Saul asked about David’s strength

Abner said he did not know He said David was one of Saul’s soldiers He said David had a cavalry force Saul inquired whose son David was Saul asked many people whose son David was

Abner brought David to Saul The Philistine’s head was in David’s hand Saul asked David, “Whose son are you?” David said he was from Bethlehem David said he was the son of Jesse

Jonathan’s soul was knit to David’s soul Jonathan loved him as his own life Jonathan loved David Jonathan gave David two shields and training David gave military training to Israel

Saul took David and brought him to his house He brought him to his father’s house Saul did not allow David to return to his father’s house Saul gave David a great feast The feast included many animal sacrifices

Jonathan made a covenant with David He took off his robe and gave it to David Jonathan gave David his sword Jonathan gave David his bow Jonathan gave David his belt

Wherever Saul sent him, David was successful Saul made David commander of the army The people did not like what Saul did Saul’s officers were pleased The Philistines were not pleased

All the cities of Israel celebrated Women came out dancing They sang with tambourines They sang with musical instruments Women came singing to meet Saul