Where Is a Leader to Go and to Whom Can He Turn When He Is in Turmoil As His Very Life Is in Danger?

When David who is to become king has to escape from his own house, helped by his wife, Saul’s daughter, the whole scenario has suddenly deteriorated. It is an emotional and dramatic incident. Is it not very alike to Saul of tarsus in the Fresh Testament in the textbook of Acts, when he has been born again, and he has to escape from Damascus in the dark at night over the wall, being lowered in a basket. These things can happen to human beings in the Christian lifetime! Saul’s conscience is seared and we are told all about this in Paul’s letters to Timothy. Saul never knew when he was beaten. Evil is a glutton for punishment. Marriage into Saul’s family did nothing to temper and quieten, or subdue and cool Saul’s jealousy. When a male knows that God has rejected him and taken the Holy Spirit from him, anything can happen. Leaders have to learn to cope with turmoil and pressure and David teaches us something of these vital principles. More information: vibrational frequency