<p>David admitted his sin to Nathan the prophet, and was forgiven; Saul admitted his sin to Samuel the prophet, but still suffered dire consequences. David and Scott discuss the differences between the two situations, and what it can teach us about our own repentance.</p>

David admitted his sin to Nathan the prophet, and was forgiven; Saul admitted his sin to Samuel the prophet, but still suffered dire consequences. David and Scott discuss the differences between the two situations, and what it can teach us about our own repentance.

(79) "No Excuses": The Difference Between the Repentance of David and Saul

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(79) "No Excuses": The Difference Between the Repentance of David and Saul

(79) "No Excuses": The Difference Between the Repentance of David and Saul