by Barbara Latta @barbaralatta
King Saul was an example of a man who began his national leadership submitted to God. He enjoyed victories in war while he followed the Lord. But when his true character was revealed, jealousy of David drove him to the point of madness where he even tried to kill David. His selfishness was the downfall of his reign and it cost him his life and the lives of his sons as well.
In contrast,
David is called a man after God’s own heart (1 Samuel 13:14). David sinned
terribly on more than one occasion, yet he always repented. He never blamed
anyone else for his failures, rather he took the consequences that the Almighty
laid out.
David won multitudes
of battles because he listened to the Lord’s guidance before he pursued an
enemy. He is an example to us that seeking divine vision is the path to
success.
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