<p>At the end of Chapter 17, Saul asks his military adviser, "Who is this David kid?" But what a minute, doesn't Saul already know who David is? Did he not take him into his household in the prior chapter as his musician and armor-bearer? Why is he asking who David is at this point? Furthermore, is this an editorial mistake in our Bibles? </p>

At the end of Chapter 17, Saul asks his military adviser, "Who is this David kid?" But what a minute, doesn't Saul already know who David is? Did he not take him into his household in the prior chapter as his musician and armor-bearer? Why is he asking who David is at this point? Furthermore, is this an editorial mistake in our Bibles?

Samuel: Possible Problems in Timeline

An informal and uncut take from a couple of pastors seeking to answer the questions of their congregation. The pastors on this show have had zero time to prepare for this questions, so they are totally off the cuff. We pray you are both encouraged and exhorted to grow along with us in the grace of the Lord.

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