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Two of our most beloved teachers, Calev Ben Dor (Ch. 18) and Rabbi Gamliel Shmalo, provide sympathetic insightful readings of both Shaul and David, considering jealousy, prophecy, madness and the Torah that David studied together with Shmuel as he fled Shaul. 

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Two of our most beloved teachers, Calev Ben Dor and Rabbi Gamliel Shmalo (ch. 19), provide sympathetic insightful readings of both Shaul and David, considering jealousy, prophecy, madness and the Torah that David studied together with Shmuel as he fled Shaul. 

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Our audio today will focus on how Shmuel feels about Shaul's rejection and the task of finding a new king

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In today's audio we'll be discussing whether Shaul should be considered a model humanitarian or a brutal murderer and will be referencing a letter that Rav Aharon Lichtenstein wrote to Menachem Begin after Sabra and Shatila

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