The birth of John the Baptist is another demonstration that the Lord was on the verge of doing something big: the delivery of His people.

The Lord begins to reverse the fortunes of His people by looking with favor on a young, poor Mary, whose response is to worship.

Mary the Mother of God is told the plan of God for her to give birth to Jesus, the Second and Greater Adam.

From the small interests of an insignificant couple, the message goes out that the world is about to change.

Saul hurls his spear at his son Jonathan, whose allegiance now belongs to another kingdom.

Saul continues to war against David, yet David’s battle plan is to fight by hiding in the Lord.

When the things that should happen don't.

Michal loves David, Saul loves Saul.

Saul is confronted with the Israel's king and he seeks to destroy the work of God.

The love which Jonathan has for David paves the way for David's ascension to the throne.