Jonathan David Job God Samuel

Commander of the army Saul A man who came from Nob David Jonathan

David Job Samuel Jonathan Saul

The LORD said to David. An evil spirit said to the LORD. Jonathan said to David. The army commander said to Saul. David said to Jonathan.

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God to Saul An angel to the army commander Jonathan to David Saul to Jonathan Jonathan to Saul

Samuel Abraham Cain David Saul

Saul Moses Samuel Jonathan David

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He would leave the assembly. He would remain silent. He would show mercy to me. He would express his anger to Jonathan. It would mean he had decided to harm David.

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Because he knew his father's intentions. Because he was supporting David. Because he knew his father wanted to harm David. Because if he failed to tell David about the danger. Because if he failed to send David away safely.

Saul to Jonathan Saul to David David to Saul Jonathan to his servant Jonathan to a young boy

So Saul would not kill him. Because David was guilty. Because Saul had surrounded David. Because Saul refused to offer incense. Because there was no food to eat.

To kill Saul. To provide food for David. That the LORD would not cut off His kindness from Jonathan's family. That the LORD would bring judgment upon David's enemies. That Jonathan should become king.