Bible Study: David and Goliath

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What was the initial reaction of the Israelite soldiers to Goliath's challenge?

They were afraid to fight him

What quality did King Saul observe in David that led him to set him over the men of battle?

David's wisdom and character

What was David's occupation before becoming a warrior?

A shepherd

What was the outcome of David's leadership under King Saul?

He was successful in every mission that King Saul sent him on

How did David carry out King Saul's missions?

Using sound judgment and managing matters carefully

What was David's reputation based on?

His prudence and wise conduct

What is the opposite of being prudent?

Being reckless and hasty

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

Checking one's math answers carefully after completing an assignment

David was able to exhibit prudence in which situation?

During the long war with the Philistines

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

By using good judgment and common sense in our actions

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.

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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