David didn't ride into Hebron alone. "His men who were with him David brought up, every man with his household."…David didn't ride into Hebron alone. "His men who were with him David brought up, every man with his household." The ones who hid in caves with him now get front doors. Their wives unpack. Their children sleep somewhere with a name. Notice who God remembers when the waiting ends. Who is waiting alongside you right now, and will you bring them with you?
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Why did David give a crippled prince a permanent seat at the royal table?
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