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    Message to Kings – A Biblical History of Man

    Message to Kings is a history podcast dedicated to telling a chronological Biblical history of man. The primary focus will be the Biblical events and characters of history supported with historical references and external events. Combining a story-telling style with an historical focus, Message to Kings strives to incorporate spiritual concepts, parallels, prophecies and practical applications from history to our world today. website: messagetokings.com

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    1018 BC: Abiathar and the Chaos at Nob Dec 20, 2014
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    Saul, in his jealousy, hunts for David. He learns that Ahithopel, the high priest, was last scene with him. In his rage, he summons all of the priests to Gibeah for a confrontation. When they arrive at Gibeah, Saul orders the death of all of the priests of Israel because they helped David.
    In this episode, we conduct an audio drama from the perspective of the lone survivor, Abiathar, the son of Ahithopel.


    1018 BC: David and the Angel of the Lord Dec 13, 2014
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    After David's failure at reconciliation with King Saul, he flees to Nob, the town of the priests. In Nob, David receives assistance from the high priests by receiving consecrated bread and the sword of Goliath. David leaves soonafter, because he is spotted by Doeg, Saul's chief herdsman.
    David flees to Gath, where David's life is threatened and he is thrown in prison. But, it is in prison and in Gath, where David experiences God's presence and deliverance.


    1018 BC: David and the Stone Ezel Dec 06, 2014
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    In this episode, David makes one final attempt to reconcile to King Saul. David goes to Jonathan and asks him to inquire with the King as to his feelings toward David. During the New Moon feast, Jonathan approached his father, while David hid at the Stone Ezel. When Saul noticed David wasn't at the feast, Saul flies into a rage and attacks his son Jonathan for protecting David.
    In an emotionally charged moment, Jonathan and David say goodbye to each other at the Stone Ezel and David's journey takes an abrupt change of course.


    1018 BC: Samuel and the Spirit of Prophecy Nov 22, 2014
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    David recounts his emotional and spiritual experience in Psalm 59 as he flees from Saul. He ends up in Rammah under the protection of Samuel and the school of the prophets. Saul finds out where David is and sends soldiers to arrest David. In this episode, we discuss what happens when Saul comes after David and the Spirit of Prophecy.


    1020 BC: David in the Court of Saul and the Season of Contradicton Nov 15, 2014
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    After David marries Michal, Saul only gets more jealous of David. He orders his son Jonathan and his attendants to kill David. David flees from Saul, but Jonathan takes up his case with Saul and David is restored to his place. All seems back to normal in the court of Saul, until the Philistines attack and David defeats them and David is Israel's hero again. In a fit of rage, as David was playing his lyre for Saul, Saul hurls his spear at David. David dodges the spear and flees to his room.
    Saul orders David to be killed, but David escapes out of the window out of the palace of Saul and the protection of Israel into his wilderness years. We conclude this episode with a look at the concept of Christian contradictions and the upside down Kingdom of Jesus.


    1025 BC: David and Jonathan Nov 08, 2014
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    After David beheads Goliath, there are a few peculiar verses. In this episode, We will discuss these verses as well as David's relationship with Jonathan. Not only did David take on and kill Goliath, but on the same day, he made his best friend - Jonathan.


    1025 BC: David and Goliath Nov 01, 2014
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    In this episode, we cover the conflict between David and Goliath from a Jewish Traditional perspective. Pulling from Louis Ginzberg's work, the LEGENDS OF THE JEWS, we cover the background of Goliath and read his account of the encounter between David and Goliath.


    Podcast Special: 'A Man After God's Heart' interview with Scott Buss Oct 22, 2014
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    In this podcast special, we conduct an interview with Scott Buss regarding the heart of David and his heart for worship. Scott Buss is an accomplished classically trained musician who has dedicated his life to the worship of God. In this interview, he discusses his journey and his testimony of worship and puts into context the concept of spiritual warfare which occurs during times of worship.


    1040 BC: Saul, the Amalekites and Generational Sin Oct 04, 2014
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    After defeating Israel's enemies on every side, Saul turns his attention erroneously inwardly in a campaign against the Gibeonites breaking the long standing treaty with these people, and upon the word of the Lord from Samuel, he attacks the Amalekites. In this episode, we cover Saul's disobedience, arrogance, pride and the consequences for him and Israel and how his sin impacted future generations.


    1051 BC: The Battle of Michmash part 2 Sep 27, 2014
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    As Jonathan attacked the Philistines, the Philistines melted away in all directions. The previously surrendered Israelites turned on the Philistines and those Israelites who fled in the hills attacked their flanks. Saul called for the high priest to inquire of God, but the answer was too long in coming, so he attacked the fleeing Philistines, who now, were fighting against themselves as well. As the Israelites attacked, Saul made a vow, 'cursed be anyone who eats today, until I get my vengeance upon my enemies.' In this episode, we see what happens to Saul's vengeance fast and its parallel in the Book of Judges.


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