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Study Tanakh with Rav Alex Israel. 10 mins a day. One chapter a day. -- This podcast is designed to help you to study any sefer (book) in Tanakh - the Hebrew Bible. It will be best experienced by reading the chapter first, and then listening to the 10-15 minute commentary. The pace of the podcast is FIVE chapters a week according to the pace of the 929.org.il project. It is recorded by Rabbi Alex Israel. See www.alexisrael.org and sign up for our weekly parsha newsletter. --- To support us, please donate at: https://buymeacoffee.com/alexisrael https://patreon.com/u51407457
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From Ke'ila to the wilderness of Zif, David pursues the Philistines ; Saul Pursues David. David defends the country even while on the run; Saul is consumed by his fear and loathing of David. David has an Efod. He consult
A paranoid Shaul accuses his servants of conspiring against him. Doeg the Edomite informs Saul that the High Priest had given David food, a weapon, and even consulted God on his behalf. Though the priests profess their i
David is on the run. He turns to the High Priest and has to lie in order to obtain some food supplies and a weapon. He tries to defect to the Phillistines, but soon realizes that he won't be safe there either. -- Recorde
David and Jonathan make one final attempt to see if Saul is determined to execute David. It all centers around a Rosh Chodesh feast and a secret message by means of Jonathan doing some (arrow) shooting practice. In this
In our chapter, Shaul informs his inner circle that he intends to have David killed. he chapter contains three attempts on David's life. He escapes two by his own means, and the third by divine means. Music. "Run!" OneRe
David is a national hero. Shaul conscripts him to his army. But with every success, Shaul's jealousy and suspicion intensify. David is beloved. By Shaul initially; then by Yonatan, by the nation, by Michal. But Shaul spi
David fights Goliath. The unarmed shepherd against the giant armour-clad warrior. Indeed this has become a cultural metaphor. But what sort of David do we meet in this chpater? We shall see an ambitious, confident young
Samuel is sent to anoint a new king, and visits Yishai's family in Bethlehem. Seven sons don't find favour with God, but the youngest - David - is chosen as king and anointed by the prophet. Meanwhile, King Saul is myste
Shaul is instructed by God to fight Amalek and to annihilate them. But Shaul is derelict in his fulfillment of God's instruction. God sends Shmuel to inform Shaul that the kingdom will be taken from him. What leads him t
The Philistines attack. Saul is left with only 600 men. It is looking dire. But then Yonatan demonstrates that one can win with just 2 soldiers! Saul doesn't use the Ark when he should and could. Saul makes inappropriate
This is Saul's War of Independence. Saul knows and Samuel knows that the King needs to wait seven days for the prophet before the war starts. But Saul can't wait. What does this say about Saul's leadership? What does it
At the national assembly to crown King Saul, Samuel steps down from the national leadership. But what does he want to impart to the nation and their new monarch as he spends his final few moments at the helm of the natio
King Saul has been crowned, not once - but twice! But he is in denial. He returns to his farm and hardly acts as a king. But our chapter represents a tipping point. Responding to an act of oppression on the Benjaminite t
Samuel anoints Saul as king. He tells Saul that once he experiences three special "signs", he will become overwhelmed by the spirit of God and become a "new man? What do these signs mean? And does Saul become a new man?
God has decided to appoint a King. In this chapter we meet Saul. But his persona is a far cry from what we might expect. Humble and unambitious, Saul goes looking for his father's donkeys and has an unexpected encounter
The people request a king. Samuel is upset. God views it as a rejection. But God tells Samuel to appoint a king anyhow. Why? --- To donate, see https://buymeacoffee.com/alexisrael https://patreon.com/u51407457
Who was the person that managed to break the inexorable "Shoftim Cycle" - the constant waves of sin-invasion-salvation? It was Samuel! Under his twenty-years of leadership, he brings the nation to a point at which they w
The Phillistines return the lost Ark. But when it arrives in Beit Shemesh, though the people bow and bring a sacrifice, 70 people lose their lives in a plague of God. Why? What did the people do wrong?
The Philistines perceive their defeat of Israel as a victory of their god Dagon, over the God of Israel. But God knows how to retaliate! The Ark of the Covenant unleashes a trail of havoc, destroying the Philistine's rel
Our chapter describes Israel's devastating defeat at the hands of the Philistines. But worse than the military defeat and the 30,000 casualties is the capture of the Ark of the Covenant. Why was it taken to the battlefro
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