A couple of years ago, I presented a seminar on wisdom we find within the genre of the historical narrative of 1 Samuel 25—the story of Nabal, Abigail, and David. I hope you enjoy it.
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David Woods holds a Masters degree in theology at the South African Theological Seminary, where he works on faculty.
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