1Sa 22:6-8 | MHM | STEP | Saul Destroys the Lord's Priests; the City of Nob Destroyed This passage shows how Saul’s jealousy and anger against David lead him into terrible evil. Saul’s focus is now only on chasing David, and he becomes more cruel and suspicious. His harsh actions bring tragedy not just to David, but also to innocent people, including God’s priests at Nob. The story is a warning about how unchecked anger and jealousy can lead to great sin and suffering. v. 6–8 : Saul heard that David was gathering followers. He accused his servants of being unfaithful and hiding information. Saul claimed David and Jonathan were plotting against him, even though this was not true. Saul’s jealousy made him suspicious of everyone, and he tried to force his servants to betray David and Jonathan (1 Samuel 22:6

‏ 1 Samuel 22:6-8

Saul Destroys the Lord's Priests; the City of Nob Destroyed

This passage shows how Saul’s jealousy and anger against David lead him into terrible evil. Saul’s focus is now only on chasing David, and he becomes more cruel and suspicious. His harsh actions bring tragedy not just to David, but also to innocent people, including God’s priests at Nob. The story is a warning about how unchecked anger and jealousy can lead to great sin and suffering.

v. 6–8: Saul heard that David was gathering followers. He accused his servants of being unfaithful and hiding information. Saul claimed David and Jonathan were plotting against him, even though this was not true. Saul’s jealousy made him suspicious of everyone, and he tried to force his servants to betray David and Jonathan (1 Samuel 22:6–8 ^a).

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