1 Samuel 22

Where was David's next place of resort, and who flocked to him in his voluntary exile?

What remarkable incident took place at this time? 2 Sam. 23. 13—17.

What Psalm did he write here, and what is the general strain of it? Ps. 142.

Is it probable that the Apostle alludes to David among the Old Testament worthies mentioned Heb. 11.38?

Whither, and for what purpose did he then go thence, and with what success?

Is there reason to think that the king of Moab was at this time an enemy to Israel? ch. 14.47. N. B. As David's grand-mother Ruth was a native of Moab, it is probable that this circumstance formed another inducement for him to provide a retreat for his aged parents in that country.

What prophet's counsel and company did David enjoy at this time, and what direction did he receive from him with which he complied?

What event soon occurred which showed that his presence was much needed in the land of Judah? ch. 23. 1—5.

Where was Saul abiding at this time, and what did he say to his servants when informed that David was discovered?

What new information was then given him, and what step did the king immediately take?

In what language was Ahimelech arraigned, and what did he plead in his own defence?

What sentence did Saul then barbarously pronounce upon him and his house, and how was it executed? v. 16—18.

How many persons fell victims to his cruelty on that occasion? v. 18.

Did his inhuman revenge proceed to still greater lengths? v. 19,

What former denunciation was accomplished by this fearful massacre? ch. 2. 31—-36.

Does this history present us with a mournful picture of the final consequences of undue parental indulgence?

Did Saul notwithstanding act freely in this transaction, and thus render himself as guilty as though no such previous prediction had been made?

What Psalm was written by David on the occasion of Doeg's treachery, and what is the drift of it? Ps. 62.

Who of the family escaped, what word did he bring to David, and what was his reply ? N.B. David was in Keilah at this time.

Was it however a comfort to David that he hereby secured the presence of a High Priest with him? ch. 23. 9.

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