Samuel dies. Nabal angers David. Abigail acts as an intercessor between David (representing God's wrath) vs. Nabal (the foolish sinner). David Marries Abigail.

Parable of the 10 bridesmaids. Parable of the three servants. The Final Judgement: the good sheep (2 Corinthians 5:10) vs. the evil goats (Revelation 20).

The book of 1 Samuel is about: the organization of the kingdom (read that from Halley's Bible Handbook). David spares Saul's life.

Jesus foretells the future. The signs of the times - we need to see and hear and take notice of the convulsions that are happening in nature, between nations, between people and what is happening (i.e. the diminishment of God-centered relationships) to long-term relationships.

David protects a town. David hides in the wilderness. Just as Saul was about to close in on David, Saul gets yanked away to fight the Philistines.

Jesus criticizes the religious leaders (It's almost like expressing frustration at the fig tree that had withered because it was not bearing fruit). Jesus grieves over Jerusalem.

Disenfranchised men gather around David. He protects his mother and father from Saul by getting them to stay in Moab. Saul slaughters the priests

Parable of the Great Feast. Taxes for Caesar. Discussion about resurrection. The Two Most Important Commandments.

David runs from Saul

Jesus' triumphant entry. Jesus clears the temple. Jesus curses the fig tree. the authority of Jesus challenged. The parable of the two sons. The parable of the evil farmers