The Destruction of a Man of Treachery This passage was written by David as he described Doeg an Edomite who was a dangerous and
ungodly man. Doeg is called a
“mighty man” (v. 1) because he was the chiefest of the herdsmen that belonged to Saul (I
Samuel 2:7). Any hatred King Saul
had
toward David was magnif …
Destroying Others to Make Yourself Look Good This psalm was written because of the treachery of a man named Doeg (I Samuel 21-22). He was an informer during the reign of David and his career as a terrorist was built on slander and deceit. The tongue of this clever man revealed his evil and corrupt character. His words, shar …
The Destiny of The Man of Faith In this passage the Psalmist contrasts those who live righteously with those who live in wickedness like Doeg. It seems that David’s thoughts go back to the Mount of Olives where he had met with Ahimelech. He could still see the long rows of olive trees, green and bowed dow …
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The Destruction of a Man of Treachery
This passage was written by David as he described Doeg an Edomite who was a dangerous and ungodly man. Doeg is called a “mighty man” (v. 1) because he was the chiefest of the herdsmen that belonged to Saul (I Samuel 2:7). Any hatred King Saul had toward David was magnif …
Destroying Others to Make Yourself Look Good
This psalm was written because of the treachery of a man named Doeg (I Samuel 21-22). He was an informer during the reign of David and his career as a terrorist was built on slander and deceit. The tongue of this clever man revealed his evil and corrupt character. His words, shar …
The Destiny of The Man of Faith
In this passage the Psalmist contrasts those who live righteously with those who live in wickedness like Doeg. It seems that David’s thoughts go back to the Mount of Olives where he had met with Ahimelech. He could still see the long rows of olive trees, green and bowed dow …