David and Saul: A Lesson in Mercy

David faces a moral dilemma when he encounters Saul in a vulnerable position. Despite the opportunity to harm Saul, David chooses to spare him, citing Saul's anointment by the Lord. David's actions demonstrate mercy and respect for divine choice, leading Saul to recognize David's future as king and request a promise for his family's safety.

What prophecy was David reminded of regarding Saul?

• Saul would be delivered into David's hands.

• David would defeat Saul in battle.

• Saul would become king again.

• David would be exiled.

What did David's men suggest he do to Saul?

• Forgive him.

• Ignore him.

• Capture him.

• Take revenge on him.

How did David choose to demonstrate his mercy towards Saul?

• By giving Saul a gift.

• By cutting a piece of Saul's robe.

• By sending Saul a letter.

• By leaving the cave quietly.

What did David show Saul as proof of his intentions?

• A weapon he chose not to use.

• A piece of Saul's robe.

• A gift for Saul.

• A letter of apology.

What did Saul promise David after acknowledging his kindness?

• To give David a portion of his kingdom.

• To make David his advisor.

• To never pursue him again.

• To not harm David's family.