David
• A town in the territory of Benjamin (Neh. 11:32), 2 miles northeast of Jerusalem (Is. 10:32) and within sight of the city, likely on Mount Scopus, just north of the Mount of Olives.• Known as “the city of the priests” (1 Sam. 22:19); they may have fled there after the capture of the ark and destruction of Shiloh (1 Sam. 4:11). • Place at which David ate consecrated bread during his flight from Saul (21:1–6). • Site of a massacre by Doeg the Edomite, an agent of Saul, who informed the king of the support that the city had given David and his men (22:16–19). • Predicted by Isaiah to be a staging area for an Assyrian assault on Jerusalem (Is. 10:32). • Rebuilt and inhabited after the Babylonian exile (Neh. 11:32).See map at 1 Sam. 19:18. Jesus used David’s treatment by the priests of Nob as an example to show that compassion is always g
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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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