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Chapter 23 (Part II)
Rabbi Amnon Bazak Source:
In the final meeting of David and Jonathan, Jonathan expresses his vision of becoming David's second in command. What happened to Jonathan's vision? Why...
Chapter 24
Rabbi Amnon Bazak Source:
Shaul is caught by David and his men while hiding in the cave. Why does David tear Shaul's coat, and why does he regret doing so later? What is the Mashal...
Chapter 25 (I)
Rabbi Amnon Bazak Source:
The text describes David's request of Naval, and Naval's rejection. Was David's request justified, or was Naval correct? How does the text evaluate David'...
Chapter 25 (II)
Rabbi Amnon Bazak Source:
After Naval refuses the request by David's servants, David wishes to harm Naval. Was David correct? How does the text evaluate David's actions? How does...
Chapter 25 (III)
Rabbi Amnon Bazak Source:
This lesson will conclude the story of David and Naval. Why did Abigail save David from sinning? What is the meaning of Naval's response to Abigail? Why...
Chapter 26 (Part I)
Rabbi Amnon Bazak Source:
In chapter 36, once again David is presented with the opportunity to kill Shaul, but avoids harming him. Once again, they speak, and reconcile. What is...
Chapter 26 (Part II)
Rabbi Amnon Bazak Source:
This lesson will continue to explore David and Avishai's infiltration of Shaul's camp. What is the reason behind the argument between David and Avishai?...
Chapter 19 (Part II)
Rabbi Amnon Bazak Source:
When David escapes to Shmuel, a comical situation occurs: Shaul's messengers’ prophesied against their will, and eventually Shaul does as well. What is...
Chapter 20 (Part I)
Rabbi Amnon Bazak Source:
Reading chapter 20 after chapter 19 presents significant difficulties. Why is Jonathan surprised when David tells him Shaul is trying to kill him? How is...
Chapter 20 (Part II)
Rabbi Amnon Bazak Source:
This lesson continues to explore the development of David and Jonathan's relationship, in order to understand Shaul's intentions toward David. We will...

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