sastark
Puritan Board Graduate
I wasn't sure where to post this (Theological, Biblical Text, or somewhere else), but here goes:
My wife and I, in our daily Scripture readings, read 1 Sam. 20 today. In this chapter, Jonathan and David part after Jonathan lets David know of his father's plot to kill David. My wife and I both thought how terribly sad this must have been. To lose one's best friend, and for reasons which you have no control over. Wow. Any one have any thoughts on this passage?
My wife and I, in our daily Scripture readings, read 1 Sam. 20 today. In this chapter, Jonathan and David part after Jonathan lets David know of his father's plot to kill David. My wife and I both thought how terribly sad this must have been. To lose one's best friend, and for reasons which you have no control over. Wow. Any one have any thoughts on this passage?