Julie
Saul seems to have some strange obsession with chasing after David. I wonder why, since David defeated Goliath, he doesn't stand up to Saul.
I am not sure why the three lines are separated from everything else in this study. I am sure that there is a reason, but I am without the books to be able to see if I can find the answer.
Michelle
That is a valid question. It seems that it would make more sense for David to do that, yet he just keeps running around fleeing and hiding from Saul. And it doesn't make sense why Saul keeps pursuing him. Saul was once so close to the Lord and yet now he is so far, you would think with his knowledge of God he would know that if the Lord is with David then there is nothing he can do, but it seems his jealousy and anger has overtaken him.
Not sure why these are separated either. They seem to be speaking of discipline and wisdom and those that heed correction will gain understanding.
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