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Verse 1 Samuel 27:5. _WHY SHOULD THY SERVANT DWELL IN THE ROYAL CITY_]
He seemed to intimate that _two princely establishments_ in the same
city were too many. Achish appears to have felt the propriet...
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David, with characteristic Oriental subtlety (compare 1 Samuel 21:2),
suggests as a reason for leaving Gath that his presence was burdensome
and expensive to the king. His real motive was to be more o...
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CHAPTER 27
_ 1. David's unbelief (1 Samuel 27:1)_
2. With Achish, King of Gath (1 Samuel 27:3)
3. His slaughter and deception 27:8-12)
David became despondent. After all the gracious evidences that...
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1 Samuel 27:1 to 1 Samuel 28:2. DAVID AT GATH (J). Sequel to 1 Samuel
26:25 (_cf._ 1 Samuel 21:10)....
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_in some town in the country_ In one of the provincial cities as
distinguished from the metropolis Gath.
_why should thy servant dwell_, &c. He wished for a more independent
position, where he might...
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David's Second Flight to Gath, 1 Samuel 27:1-12.
_David Again in Gath._ 1 Samuel 27:1-7
And David said in his heart, I shall now perish one day by the hand of
Saul: _there is_ nothing better for me t...
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_AND DAVID SAID UNTO ACHISH, IF I HAVE NOW FOUND GRACE IN THINE EYES,
LET THEM GIVE ME A PLACE IN SOME TOWN IN THE COUNTRY, THAT I MAY DWELL
THERE: FOR WHY SHOULD THY SERVANT DWELL IN THE ROYAL CITY W...
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DAVID FLEES TO GATH, AND OBTAINS ZIKLAG FROM ACHISH
2. David's position now as the captain of 600 men was quite different
from what it was in 1 Samuel 21:10....
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ISRAEL’S FIRST KING
1 SAMUEL
_HELEN POCOCK_
CHAPTER 27
DAVID LIVES WITH THE *PHILISTINES
V1 Then David thought, ‘I am sure that Saul will kill me one day.
But I have a good idea. I will go to t...
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WHY SHOULD THY SERVANT DWELL IN THE ROYAL CITY WITH THEE? — The real
reason why David wished a separate residence was that he might conduct
his forays and other affairs apart from the supervision of h...
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וַ יֹּ֨אמֶר דָּוִ֜ד אֶל ־אָכִ֗ישׁ אִם
־נָא֩
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CHAPTER XXXIII
_ DAVID'S SECOND FLIGHT TO GATH._
1 Samuel 27:1; 1 Samuel 28:1; 1 Samuel 29:1.
WE are not prepared for the sad decline in the spirit of trust which
is recorded in the beginning of the...
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SUBSTITUTING POLICY FOR TRUST
1 Samuel 27:1
David had every assurance that he would be king. From Samuel, Jonathan
and Saul he had heard predictions of his coming exaltation; yet
suddenly he seems to...
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David's sense of his danger increased until he became almost
pessimistic, and he said in his heart, "I shall now perish one day by
the hand of Saul." And who can wonder at, or blame him? Long and wear...
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And David said unto Achish, If I have now found grace in thine eyes,
(c) let them give me a place in some town in the country, that I may
dwell there: for why should thy servant dwell in the royal cit...
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_Country, less peopled, and more remote from the sea. --- With thee.
David was attended like a king, so that he wished to avoid giving
umbrage to Achis, and, at the same time, keep his own men at a gr...
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(5) And David said unto Achish, If I have now found grace in thine
eyes, let them give me a place in some town in the country, that I may
dwell there: for why should thy servant dwell in the royal cit...
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We enter now on a portion of David's history sensibly different from
what we have already had, which closed with the efforts of Jonathan to
restore matters and to attach Saul to him at least openly. J...
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But David, after all, is only a man; and immediately after this
testimony that God was with him (a testimony that even Saul
acknowledged), his faith fails, and he passes over into the midst of
the ene...
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AND DAVID SAID UNTO ACHISH,.... After he had been some time with him:
IF I HAVE NOW FOUND GRACE IN THINE EYES; or was in favour, as he
thought himself to be, by various instances of respect shown him...
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And David said unto Achish, If I have now found grace in thine eyes,
let them give me a place in some town in the country, that I may dwell
there: for why should thy servant dwell in the royal city wi...
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_Let them give me a place_ This was a prudent request of David, who
hereby intended to preserve his people, both from the vices to which
conversation with the Philistines would have exposed them, and...
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1 Saul hearing Dauid to be in Gath, seeketh no more for him.
5 Dauid beggeth Ziklag of Achish.
8 Hee inuading other countreys, perswadeth Achish he fought against
Iudah.
1 AND Dauid sayd in his hear...
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DAVID IN GATH AND ZIKLAG...
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And David said unto Achish, If I have now found grace in thine eyes,
let them give me a place in some town in the country, one of the
suburbs or country-cities, THAT I MAY DWELL THERE; FOR WHY SHOULD...
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So soon after David's admirable moral victory in Chapter 26, it is sad
to see his faith wavering in his decision "to escape to the land of
the Philistines." Did he not remember his experience with Ach...
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1-7 Unbelief is a sin that easily besets even good men, when without
are fightings, and within are fears; and it is a hard matter to get
over them. Lord, increase our faith! We may blush to think tha...
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A prudent desire. Hereby David designed,
1. To preserve his people, both from the idolatry and other vices
which conversation with the Philistines would have exposed them to;
and from that envy, and...
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1 Samuel 27:5 David H1732 said H559 (H8799) Achish H397 found H4672
(H8804) favor H2580 eyes H5869 give...
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CONTENTS: David down in the dumps.
CHARACTERS: David, Schish, Ahmoan, Abigail.
CONCLUSION: Unbelief is a sin that besets those who have been
undergoing long trials. It is no advantage to us when we...
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1 Samuel 27:8. _The Geshurites._ They were a branch of the Canaanites.
Joshua 12:5. Another branch of this people resided beyond the Jordan.
2Sa 3:3; 2 Samuel 13:15. _The Gezrites_ are the people of G...
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CRITICAL AND EXPOSITORY NOTES—
1 Samuel 27:1. “SAUL SHALL DESPAIR,” or _“desist from me.”_
“The idea of the word is, to give a thing up as impossible or
useless.” _(Erdmann.)_
1 Samuel 27:2. “ACHISH,...
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DAVID FINDS A REFUGE AT ZIKLAG (1 Samuel 27:1.).
EXPOSITION
DAVID AGAIN SEEKS PROTECTION AT GATH (1 Samuel 27
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Now David made a negative confession in chapter twenty-seven, and if
what these people are preaching today, David would've been killed by
Saul. If what they say is true, "If you are what you say," if...
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2 Corinthians 6:17; Genesis 46:34...
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Give me a place — A prudent desire. Hereby David designed to
preserve his people, both from the vices, which conversation with the
Philistines would have exposed them to; and from that envy, and
malic...