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Let us read the evidence. David is not one man in the Bible; he is two contradictory men living in the same body.

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| David the Warrior | David the Worshiper | | --- | --- | | Slew 200 Philistines for Michal’s dowry | Danced naked before the Ark of the Covenant | | Commanded Joab to murder Uriah | Wept for days over Absalom, his rebel son | | Curled his fingers for battle | Played the harp to cast out Saul’s demons | Let us read the evidence

Go. Take up your harp. Face your giant. And when you fall – because you will – fall toward the throne, not away from it. Share your thoughts below

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