Speaker 1: Hey, says dad, Mom. Come on your story.
Speaker 2: Hours on presenting your story, hour building for a better tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Hello, boys and girls.
Speaker 4: This is uncle Anne and I'm ad Carol. Welcome everyone.
Speaker 4: We're so glad you're able to join us for the
Speaker 4: continuation of our story about Saul, King of Israel.
Speaker 3: In our last story, Saul had been challenged on the
Speaker 3: field of battle by the Philistine giant Goliath, who was
Speaker 3: nearly ten feet tall.
Speaker 4: Goliath wore a helmet of bronze and a coat of
Speaker 4: armor weighing one hundred twenty five pounds. The point of
Speaker 4: his spear alone weighed fifteen pounds. He was a terrifying sight.
Speaker 3: David, a shepherd boy armed only with a sling, shot
Speaker 3: and five smooth stones, accepted the challenge in Saul's place
Speaker 3: and defeated the giant in the name of the Lord.
Speaker 4: You can find today's story in the Old Testament of
Speaker 4: your Bible, First Samuel, chapter seventeen, eighteen and nineteen. Let's
Speaker 4: rejoin our story now.
Speaker 3: We call it the Deadly Plot.
Speaker 5: So David prevailed over the Philistine giant Goliath with a
Speaker 5: sling and with a stone, and struck the Philistine.
Speaker 1: A nerve ab nerve yes, your majesty, what happened? Your majesty?
Speaker 6: David was running toward the giant down there in the valley,
Speaker 6: and suddenly David stopped, reached into that shepherd's bag of
Speaker 6: his for a stone, put it in his sling.
Speaker 1: And slung it at the giant.
Speaker 6: Goliath stopped, reached out as though he was struck with
Speaker 6: sudden blindness.
Speaker 1: I staggered for a moment, then fell to the ground.
Speaker 6: David sprang forward and with both hands pulled out the
Speaker 6: giant's sword from its sheath and slew.
Speaker 1: It as he killed it.
Speaker 5: When the Philistine saw their champion was dead, they fled.
Speaker 7: Abner command our armies to engage the Philistines in battle
Speaker 7: at once, and.
Speaker 5: The men of Israel and Judah, with shouts for the victory,
Speaker 5: pursued the Philistines as far as Gath and the gates
Speaker 5: of Akron.
Speaker 8: Father Abner has returned from the pursuit and wishes to
Speaker 8: see you.
Speaker 7: Send him in, Jonathan Abner, Commander.
Speaker 6: In chief of all his royal armies, reporting to his majesty.
Speaker 1: Great and Mighty King.
Speaker 7: Come forward, Abner, Long live the King.
Speaker 6: Their good news the best, your majesty. The enemy have
Speaker 6: been routed and completely defeated.
Speaker 7: Where is the young man who slew the giant? And
Speaker 7: whose son is he?
Speaker 6: I cannot tell you whose son he is, but I
Speaker 6: have brought him here.
Speaker 1: Majesty Jonathan, go bring him in.
Speaker 7: Yes, father, I must find out about his family before
Speaker 7: I can consider letting him marry my daughter. I understand,
Speaker 7: your majesty.
Speaker 1: Long live the King.
Speaker 9: You may come forward, lad, May the king live forever.
Speaker 7: Obviously I wouldn't if you were my enemy. Tell me
Speaker 7: whose son are you, young man?
Speaker 9: I'm David, the son of Jesse, the Bethley Martyr. Majesty.
Speaker 7: Why are you the lad who used to come to
Speaker 7: the palace and play the harp for me?
Speaker 9: Yes, your majesty, Well.
Speaker 7: You're a brave young man, and have this date done
Speaker 7: a great service for me?
Speaker 9: The God of Israel has done this, your majesty, He
Speaker 9: delivered the giant into my hands.
Speaker 7: But such bravery must be rewarded. I'm going to make
Speaker 7: you my champion, head of my men of valor, my
Speaker 7: personal bodyguard.
Speaker 9: Oh, thank you, your majesty. I shall serve my king
Speaker 9: to the very best of my ability.
Speaker 7: David, son of Jesse, I shall have your father notified
Speaker 7: that henceforth you will be a permanent resident of my household.
Speaker 7: You shall live in the Palace, an honored and respected
Speaker 7: member of the royal family. By the way, do you
Speaker 7: know my son Jonathan know your majesty.
Speaker 9: Though I've heard of his valor at mcmash.
Speaker 7: Yes, well, I'm sure you'll become fast friends. You're quite
Speaker 7: a bit alike Jonathan. Take David and help him clean
Speaker 7: up and find something fitting for him to wear for
Speaker 7: the triumphal march into the city.
Speaker 8: There you are, David, you look more like a crown
Speaker 8: Prince than I ever did. The robe, the sword bone,
Speaker 8: even the girdled day, they look like they were made
Speaker 8: especially for you.
Speaker 9: But your Royal Highness, I can't wear your clothes. Why
Speaker 9: not because they're yours, Your highness, you're the son of
Speaker 9: the King, the crown Prince. Well, I'm nothing but a
Speaker 9: lowly shepherd. Seems out of place for me even to
Speaker 9: touch your royal clothing, much less wear.
Speaker 8: On the contrary, David, you're more deserving of royal robes
Speaker 8: than I am, for you had faith in God when
Speaker 8: my faith faltered. God has given you the victory which
Speaker 8: could have been mine if if i'd not been afraid.
Speaker 9: When we have God with us, there's no need to
Speaker 9: feel I know.
Speaker 8: With God all things are possible. I wish my father,
Speaker 8: the king would realize that it seems he's completely forgotten
Speaker 8: about the living God of heaven. But you have taken
Speaker 8: God at his promises and brought deliverance to Israel. David,
Speaker 8: I know, I'm going to love you even as a brother.
Speaker 5: And David went out and with success wherever Saul sent him,
Speaker 5: so that Saul sent him over the.
Speaker 7: Men of war.
Speaker 5: And this was good in the sight of all the people. Then,
Speaker 5: as the army was returning from battle, Saul's jealousy was
Speaker 5: aroused against David.
Speaker 10: Open wide the gates so great and mighty, and the
Speaker 10: chorus see all Israel and his army approaches.
Speaker 7: The giant houses and ten houses.
Speaker 11: Houses.
Speaker 1: Ever, yess, your magist, did you hear that? Did I
Speaker 1: hear what, your majesty?
Speaker 12: What?
Speaker 1: Those women were singing and saying, yes, your majesty, I
Speaker 1: heard them. How are they say that you were?
Speaker 6: There's much noise, sire, I'll be sure of what one heard.
Speaker 7: They were singing that I slew thousands of Philistines, weren't
Speaker 7: they well?
Speaker 1: I think so.
Speaker 7: Yes, your majesty, David slew tens of thousands.
Speaker 1: Sounded something like that. Your magistry.
Speaker 7: They think more of David than they do me. What
Speaker 7: more can he have but the kingdom? He will try
Speaker 7: to take away my throne. When he won't, he won't.
Speaker 7: I'll see to that.
Speaker 13: Do you understand that em not David nor anyone else
Speaker 13: shall be king? I am the King, and I shall
Speaker 13: remain king, I and my posterity forever.
Speaker 1: And everse Your majesty.
Speaker 7: Lackey, Yes, your majesty, I want music. Have David come
Speaker 7: in with his harp? Yes, your majesty, I will bring
Speaker 7: him to you. David hasn't the slightest idea that I
Speaker 7: I hate him. He's just a youth, and yet he
Speaker 7: is loved by the people even more than I am.
Speaker 7: I'll make sure he doesn't steal my crown from me.
Speaker 9: Long live the king you sent for me, Your majesty.
Speaker 7: Yes, David, how is my champion? This evening?
Speaker 11: Well and happy?
Speaker 7: Thank you? You are a wise man, David, especially for
Speaker 7: one so young. But I well, I didn't send for
Speaker 7: you to chat, but to play your heart. I'm depressed
Speaker 7: and your music seems to quiet my nerves. Yes, your majesty,
Speaker 7: move closer, David, over against this new wall. Yes, your
Speaker 7: majesty try to steal my throne? Will you?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Oh, I'm sorry, David. I I don't know what happened
Speaker 7: to me. I certainly did not mean to try to
Speaker 7: hit you with the javelin. I I just threw it
Speaker 7: for practice.
Speaker 9: I understand, your majesty.
Speaker 7: Lackey, retrieve the javelin for me. Yes, your majesty, thank.
Speaker 10: You, Racky.
Speaker 7: Long live the key.
Speaker 9: Perhaps if it pleases majesty, I'd better withdraw to my
Speaker 9: own apartment.
Speaker 7: No, David, no, stay, play more music. I am still
Speaker 7: nervous and need the soothing effect of your music. Beautiful music.
Speaker 7: But he's not fooling me, not one bit. He's after
Speaker 7: my throne, but he's not going to get it. Instead,
Speaker 7: I'll pin him to the wall. Yeah, David, come back,
Speaker 7: come back. I didn't mean to hurl let javelin at you.
Speaker 7: Come back here?
Speaker 11: And I.
Speaker 14: You hate David? Don't you?
Speaker 7: Saw?
Speaker 14: You do hate?
Speaker 7: David?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 14: I asked you a question? Didn't you hear me?
Speaker 7: I will or will not answer questions as I please.
Speaker 14: But I am your wife, the Queen, and I am
Speaker 14: the king.
Speaker 7: I do as I please.
Speaker 14: Why do you hate David? He's courteous and kind, handsome,
Speaker 14: a man of valor and anything.
Speaker 7: Jim, You're right, I do hate him. He's trying to
Speaker 7: steal my throne.
Speaker 14: Oh what makes you think that?
Speaker 7: Because the Prophet Samuel told me that my kingdom would
Speaker 7: be taken and given to some one better.
Speaker 14: And you think that that someone is David.
Speaker 7: It is David. Look how he purposely wins the acclaim
Speaker 7: of the people. They think more of him than they
Speaker 7: do me.
Speaker 14: Maybe that's because he is a better man than you,
Speaker 14: Like the Prophet Samuel.
Speaker 7: Said, I don't know why I even discuss such things
Speaker 7: with you. You're a woman and have not the understanding
Speaker 7: of such matter.
Speaker 14: I understand you, Saul, and I'm going to tell you
Speaker 14: exactly what I think, even though you could have my
Speaker 14: head chopped off.
Speaker 7: Such a pretty head, not a chance, So go ahead,
Speaker 7: my queen.
Speaker 14: Your standards of right and wrong are the low standards of.
Speaker 7: Popular applause is that you do.
Speaker 14: Everything for the one purpose of winning praise and self exaltation.
Speaker 14: You allow your passions and impulses to control your judgment
Speaker 14: until you're plunged into a flurry of anger and passion. Yeah,
Speaker 14: periods of rage when you would do anything you can
Speaker 14: take my life to get your own way. From this frenzy,
Speaker 14: you pass into a state of despondency and self contempt,
Speaker 14: and then remorse takes possession of your soul.
Speaker 7: Perhaps perhaps you are right. Would you like to know
Speaker 7: the solution to the problem, then? How to make me
Speaker 7: peaceful as a lamb and docile as a deer? Yes,
Speaker 7: I would get rid of David.
Speaker 1: Get rid of David.
Speaker 7: He is the thorn in my side, the source of
Speaker 7: my troubles.
Speaker 14: So that's why you threw your javelin at him.
Speaker 7: Not once, but twice and missed. Now I have another
Speaker 7: plan that won't fail. What I am going to make
Speaker 7: him captain over a thousand soldiers. As captain, he will
Speaker 7: be in the very center and thick of every battle.
Speaker 7: He's bound to be killed. Well. In the meantime he
Speaker 7: is away from the palace and out of the eyes
Speaker 7: of the people. They will soon forget there ever was
Speaker 7: such a man, And I will again receive the acclaim
Speaker 7: and honor you me.
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Speaker 4: The deadly plot.
Speaker 5: Holy Scripture says Saul was afraid of David because the
Speaker 5: Lord was with him.
Speaker 7: What had the heart from Saul?
Speaker 5: So Saul removed him from his presence and made him
Speaker 5: commander of a thousand, and he went out and came
Speaker 5: in before the people.
Speaker 7: Do you hear that, my Queen?
Speaker 14: Yes, I hear sir. Again David is won a battle,
Speaker 14: and again he has managed to handle an impossible mission
Speaker 14: with wisdom and skill, winning the acclaim and love of
Speaker 14: the people, your people.
Speaker 7: How does he do it?
Speaker 14: You know very well how he does it the same
Speaker 14: as you used to, by trusting in the Lord and
Speaker 14: letting him guide in help.
Speaker 7: I am the King. I do things on my own.
Speaker 7: That's why I am king. Have it your own way,
Speaker 7: I am and my ways to be rid of David
Speaker 7: once and for all.
Speaker 14: And what subtle scheme does my king have?
Speaker 7: Now? I'll promise David he can marry mireb.
Speaker 14: Mehreb our daughter, David Mary Her. Yes, I thought you
Speaker 14: hated David, and now you offer to let him become
Speaker 14: your son in law.
Speaker 7: About one condition, my queen. One condition?
Speaker 14: What is he to do now? Fight another giant?
Speaker 7: No? No, he is to conduct an immediate war against
Speaker 7: the Philistines. His reward if he wins, will be my
Speaker 7: eldest daughter in marriage. If he loses, he is dead.
Speaker 14: Father.
Speaker 7: What do you want?
Speaker 14: I want to talk about David?
Speaker 7: David? What do you know about David? I understand you
Speaker 7: promised him he could marry Mirrab Let David marry your sister,
Speaker 7: not in a hundred years. That was a trap, and
Speaker 7: he fell for it. He's out there fighting with the Philistines.
Speaker 7: He'll be killed, but he wasn't.
Speaker 9: He wasn't what he wasn't killed.
Speaker 14: The battle is over.
Speaker 7: The battle is over, and he won it. He David
Speaker 7: won the battle against the Philistines.
Speaker 14: Not only that, but he's on his way here to
Speaker 14: claim his bride.
Speaker 7: You promised he could marry her, remember, yes, but he can't.
Speaker 7: I mean I've already given Merab to someone else, to
Speaker 7: Adriel the Maholathite. Now what am I going to do?
Speaker 1: Yes? I know you could give me.
Speaker 3: I mean, let me become David's bride instead of mere Ab.
Speaker 7: You will be furious, and so will What did you say?
Speaker 14: Let me marry David?
Speaker 7: You married David? Yes, I've been told that you love David. Yes, yes,
Speaker 7: things are going to work out fine, just fine, Come forward, David.
Speaker 11: My son, Long live the King.
Speaker 7: I hear you were successful in your war against the Philistine.
Speaker 9: Yes, your majesty, the Lord was with us and gave
Speaker 9: us victory.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, you you are here to receive the reward.
Speaker 9: Yes, your majesty.
Speaker 7: As Mirab's father, I ask you, David, do you really
Speaker 7: love Mirab?
Speaker 9: I scarcely know her. Your Majesty, except as one of
Speaker 9: the royal household. But I've been thinking about your offer
Speaker 9: of permitting me the honor of becoming her husband, your
Speaker 9: son in law, and it's most gracious of you.
Speaker 7: It would be an honor to be my son in law.
Speaker 7: A prince wouldn't be a very great honor, your majesty.
Speaker 7: And I have another daughter, you know, and also David,
Speaker 7: my son. I am told she loves you.
Speaker 9: Well, that's very flattery, your majesty, But I claim Mirab
Speaker 9: is my bride.
Speaker 7: Well I as a matter of fact, David, I I
Speaker 7: have already given Mirab in marriage to Adriel, the Maholathite.
Speaker 9: Oh I see, well, it's all right, your majesty. Who
Speaker 9: am I that I should be son in law to
Speaker 9: the king.
Speaker 7: But you shall be my son in law. I will
Speaker 7: give you Michael in marriage.
Speaker 9: Marry Michael.
Speaker 7: Know you, she loves you, David, and I would consider
Speaker 7: it a privilege to accept you into the family as
Speaker 7: son in law and prince.
Speaker 9: No, thank you, your majesty, And if it please His Majesty,
Speaker 9: I shall withdraw and go about my duties.
Speaker 7: Permission granted, Long live the King, Long live the King. Lackey. Yes,
Speaker 7: your majesty, Thanky, I want David to be my son
Speaker 7: in law. He is a fine young man, your majesty,
Speaker 7: he's nothing but a laki. I want you to tell
Speaker 7: all my ministers and princes to whisper certain things in
Speaker 7: the ears of certain people, who will tell them to David. Yes,
Speaker 7: your majesty, have them say unto David that I the
Speaker 7: king know what I heard David say.
Speaker 9: What did you hear that the king likes.
Speaker 15: You and wants you as his son in law. It
Speaker 15: seems that the King really likes you, and sort of
Speaker 15: all the court officers and palace ministers, they all want
Speaker 15: you to marry Michael.
Speaker 9: Well, he he did say something about Michael, but I
Speaker 9: I can't marry her. The dowry to marry a king's
Speaker 9: daughter would be far beyond what I can afford.
Speaker 5: Now, the servants of Saul said to the King.
Speaker 15: Your majesty, we told David that you think highly of
Speaker 15: him and that you would like him to become your
Speaker 15: son in law by marrying Michaels.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, what did he say, your majesty?
Speaker 15: He said that he couldn't marry her because the dowry
Speaker 15: would be far more than he could pay to a king,
Speaker 15: since he himself is a poor man.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, I see. Well, now there is a way
Speaker 7: that we can work that out satisfactorily. Yes, yes, very satisfactorily.
Speaker 7: Tell David that I, the King, desire no marriage present
Speaker 7: except that he go out and slay one hundred Philistines,
Speaker 7: that I may be avenged of mine enemies.
Speaker 5: Now Saul thought to make David fall before the hand
Speaker 5: of the Philistines, And when his servants told David these words,
Speaker 5: it pleased David well to be the king's son in law.
Speaker 10: Why on my God and country, come on white, Why
Speaker 10: we already slain more than a hundred Policetif Sir the
Speaker 10: King Saul asked for a hun, will give him twice
Speaker 10: that many.
Speaker 1: Yes, so continue the battle on them.
Speaker 7: Your majesty, David Captain over your guard's wishes an audience.
Speaker 7: He's back from fighting the Philistine, Yes, Sire, he's not dead.
Speaker 7: He's very much alive, Your majesty. What kind of success
Speaker 7: did he have against the Philistine? He slew over two
Speaker 7: hundred of them, sire, Oh, and I asked for only
Speaker 7: a hundred. He is awaiting an audience, Your majesty. Audience
Speaker 7: granted later, keep him waiting a little longer. I want
Speaker 7: to consult with General Abner first, as you wish, your
Speaker 7: majesty Abner. Yes, your majesty, the Lord seems to bless
Speaker 7: everything David does. Yes, your majesty, I promised that he
Speaker 7: could marry Mike, so I can see no way out
Speaker 7: but to go ahead with the wedding. Yes, your majesty.
Speaker 7: But do you know what this means. They will have
Speaker 7: a happy marriage, your majesty, It means I hate David
Speaker 7: more than ever before. I despise him. You are my
Speaker 7: commander in chief. I leave the matter up to you.
Speaker 7: Watch David at the first opportunity, see that he is
Speaker 7: killed accidentally. Of course you understand, Yes.
Speaker 1: Your majesty, David is to be killed accidentally.
Speaker 7: Yes, and be quick about it too.
Speaker 5: And David married Michael. But Saul was David's enemy continually.
Speaker 5: Then the princes of the Philistines and David came out
Speaker 5: to battle, and David behaved himself more wisely than all
Speaker 5: the officers and ministers of Saul. And the people of
Speaker 5: ISRAELA claimed David as their champion and hero.
Speaker 7: I am so king of Israel. You are my minister's princes,
Speaker 7: general's captains, listen to my words and heckn lest ye
Speaker 7: lose your heads. David, the son of Jesse is plotting
Speaker 7: to take the throne of Israel away from me. I
Speaker 7: have definite proof of this.
Speaker 13: What a detestable thing to do, especially since it was
Speaker 13: I who took him in when he was a mere
Speaker 13: shepherd lad I taught him to be a soldier the general.
Speaker 13: I made him my son in law, and now now
Speaker 13: he turns against me to steal away my crowns. You're
Speaker 13: here and now publicly, I command each and every one of.
Speaker 1: You to kill David on sight.
Speaker 7: Kill.
Speaker 13: I want it clearly understood. David is to be killed.
Speaker 13: That is a command.
Speaker 3: Father.
Speaker 8: Isn't that a rather cool?
Speaker 7: Jonathan, I did not give you permission to talk.
Speaker 8: I beg your Majesty's pardon, Baden.
Speaker 7: Granted you may retire all of you. Just remember, David
Speaker 7: is to be killed.
Speaker 8: David, you I mean, I'm your friend, aren't I the
Speaker 8: best friend I have?
Speaker 7: Your Highness?
Speaker 8: Well, my father plots your death. What he's ordered every
Speaker 8: member of his court, even me, to slay you upon sight?
Speaker 9: What have I done that he hates me? So what's
Speaker 9: eating his.
Speaker 8: Heart envy born of pride. My father, the King has
Speaker 8: envied you ever since you slew Goliath the Giant, and
Speaker 8: that envy entertained in his heart all these years has
Speaker 8: led to hatred, and hatred to desire for revenge and murder.
Speaker 9: Is there anything I can do?
Speaker 8: Yes, David, my brother, hide until I've had a chance
Speaker 8: to talk with my father. Sometime today I shall try
Speaker 8: to persuade him to spare your life.
Speaker 9: I'll see you in the morning, all right, Jonathan, and
Speaker 9: may God's will be done.
Speaker 7: Spare David's life? And why should I do that, Jonathan?
Speaker 8: Father? Has David ever said one word against you? Just
Speaker 8: one word? The fact is that David speaks highly of
Speaker 8: you at all times to all people. He has saved
Speaker 8: Israel and you from the Philistines. So why, Father, why
Speaker 8: do you seek his life? Why are you trying to
Speaker 8: kill an innocent man?
Speaker 7: I I don't know, Son. I suppose the evil spirit
Speaker 7: gets ahold of me and I I just wanted David dead.
Speaker 7: But I see my mistake now, my sin. As the
Speaker 7: Lord liveth David shall not be slain.
Speaker 8: Then David can come here to the palace and be safe.
Speaker 7: He shall once again be as my own son.
Speaker 1: I know where he is.
Speaker 7: Father.
Speaker 8: I'll go get him more.
Speaker 7: Right, surely, Jonathan my son, and have him bring his heart.
Speaker 7: His music shall refresh me.
Speaker 8: Oh, thank you, father, I'll be right back.
Speaker 7: Ah. That is beautiful music, David my Son. It does
Speaker 7: calm my nerves and brings peace to my heart. Play
Speaker 7: some more.
Speaker 8: O.
Speaker 12: Sing unto the Lord, a new soul, sing unto the Lord,
Speaker 12: all the earth, sing unto the Lord.
Speaker 7: Praise he his name.
Speaker 11: Show forth his salvation from day to day. Declare his
Speaker 11: glory among.
Speaker 7: The He the.
Speaker 11: He is oneers among all the pe.
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