Southern Presbyterian
Puritan Board Doctor
In I Samuel 21, David plainly lies to Ahimelech in order to get food and weapons. However, I do not see where any punishment was ever meted out to him for this particular sin, unless you take the death of the priests in chapter 22 to be that punishment. Would this be a proper interpretation of these passages, or is this an example of leaving the secret things unto the Lord, as we know He does not record every detail of every situation recounted in Scripture.
Thoughts?
Thoughts?