Sometimes we are guilty of wanting to get things done more than we want to do things the right way. God always does things the right way. He is aware of every person and has patience with them. We need our goal to be working with God. Over the next few days of our assigned reading, we will see how the LORD works when there is a devastating breech in His Kingdom.
It seems unusual that God would anoint a second man to become the king of Israel while He already had an anointed king in place. Why would He not just remove King Saul, who was violently breaking the ways of God? God begins a shift in the kingdom while Saul was still a part of it. These two kings are brought face to face, and while it certainly didn’t go well, it leaves lasting impressions on them and on us. Let’s explore what God was doing.

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