Bible Study: David and Goliath
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What was the initial reaction of the Israelite soldiers to Goliath's challenge?

  • They were outraged by the challenge
  • They were afraid to fight him (correct)
  • They were eager to fight him
  • They were indifferent to the challenge
  • What quality did King Saul observe in David that led him to set him over the men of battle?

  • David's experience in battle
  • David's popularity with the people
  • David's wisdom and character (correct)
  • David's physical strength
  • What was David's occupation before becoming a warrior?

  • A shepherd (correct)
  • A farmer
  • A soldier
  • A merchant
  • What was the outcome of David's leadership under King Saul?

    <p>He was successful in every mission that King Saul sent him on</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did David carry out King Saul's missions?

    <p>Using sound judgment and managing matters carefully</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was David's reputation based on?

    <p>His prudence and wise conduct</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the opposite of being prudent?

    <p>Being reckless and hasty</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is an example of a prudent action in the given scenarios?

    <p>Checking one's math answers carefully after completing an assignment</p> Signup and view all the answers

    David was able to exhibit prudence in which situation?

    <p>During the long war with the Philistines</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How can we apply David's prudence in our daily lives?

    <p>By using good judgment and common sense in our actions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    David's Wisdom and Prudence

    • David, a young shepherd, defeated the giant Philistine warrior Goliath, impressing King Saul and the Israelites.
    • David's experience as a shepherd had prepared him for combat, and he stood tall when others were afraid.
    • King Saul saw David's wisdom and character, and set him over the men of battle, gaining approval from the people and servants.
    • David became a leader among the people, carrying out Saul's missions with sound judgment and managing matters carefully.
    • He acted prudently, using good judgment and common sense, in contrast to being rash, reckless, hasty, and careless.

    Examples of Prudence and Rashness

    • A 1st grade girl stopping at the curb to ensure no cars are coming before chasing her dog demonstrates good judgment and common sense.
    • A 2nd grade boy slowing down before entering a group of children shows prudence.
    • A 1st grade boy carefully checking his math assignment answers demonstrates prudence.
    • A 3rd grade girl not holding her little brother's hand while crossing the street is an example of careless behavior.
    • A girl in kindergarten putting a marble in her mouth while playing is an example of reckless behavior.

    The Importance of Prudence

    • We can act wisely and prudently in all we do, just like David, the shepherd boy.
    • Prudence is essential in times of war and conflict, as demonstrated by David's many opportunities to act wisely during the long war with the Philistines.
    • By acting prudently, we can become wise leaders and make a positive impact on those around us.

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    Test your knowledge about the story of David and Goliath from 1 Samuel 18. Remember the memory verse and key points from the reading to ace this quiz!

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