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  1. But when you see the name, “Mephibosheth,” probably your response is “Who?”. Briefly appearing in 2 Samuel, Mephibosheth is the disabled son of Jonathan, the son of Saul. Jonathan was King David’s best friend, and defended him when Saul wanted to kill him. Upon his death in battle, King David made a vow that he would care for the ...

  2. 2 Samuel 6:16-23. English Standard Version. David and Michal. 16 As the ark of the Lord came into the city of David, Michal the daughter of Saul looked out of the window and saw King David leaping and dancing before the Lord, and she despised him in her heart. 17 And they brought in the ark of the Lord and set it in its place, inside the tent ...

  3. Story Overview: King David remembered his good friend Jonathan. He found out that before Jonathan died, he had had a son named Mephibosheth. David had Mephibosheth brought before him. He gave Mephibosheth all of the land that had belonged to Saul. He also gave him servants and told him he would always care for him.

  4. Saul was at war with the Philistines; he & his three sons were killed. Michal was now in a precarious position. One of Saul’s sons, her brother Ishbaal, was still alive but he was young and inexperienced. She was without any strong protection. David murdered Michal’s brother Ishbaal; Michal was virtually a prisoner in David’s harem.

  5. 1 Samuel 20 reveals a deep friendship and loyalty between David and Jonathan, who both find themselves in a difficult situation due to King Saul's jealousy and rage towards David. The chapter vividly portrays the depth of their bond, the ploys to uncover Saul's intentions, and the raw emotions that surface as they face a grim reality. Themes. 1.

  6. David doesn’t stay the underdog forever. Saul eventually sinks into madness and ruin, and he’s killed in a grisly battle with the Philistines (1 Samuel 30-31). Even then, David is grieved by the death of his enemy. He even writes a beautiful poem to honor the memory of Saul and his son Jonathan, David’s beloved friend (2 Samuel 1).

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  8. Overview of 1 Samuel 20. Delving into 1 Samuel 20, we uncover the intricate dynamics of political intrigue and personal loyalties that shape the relationship between David and Jonathan amidst King Saul’s escalating hostility. During the new moon festival, David’s absence from the king’s table raises Saul’s suspicions, leading to a ...

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