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PLEASE do not answer the troll. Thank you.The outcome of the Sneak and Debast Davids forays were that he then used the Philistines to help him Exterminate the House of Saul(The Real King of the Jews) bar Sauls Daughter,after he achieved his disreputable Murder of King Saul...He then Exterminated the Philistines...IT WAS THESE REASONS THAT HE WAS NEVER ALLOWED TO CONSECRATE THE TEMPLE IN JERUSALEM(BECAUSE OF HIS BAD DEEDS)...I WAS DAVIDS SON THAT EVENTUALLY CONSECRATED THE TEMPLEThe Philistine lords came marching, each with his units of hundreds and of thousands; and David and his men came marching last, with Achish
I Samuel 29:2 (The Israel Bible™)
Hear the verse in Hebrew
v’-sar-NAY f’-lish-TEEM o-v’-REEM l’-may-OT v’-la-a-la-FEEM v’-da-VID va-a-na-SHAV
o-v’-REEM ba-a-kha-ro-NAH im a-KHEESH
King David and Eli Cohen
It is certainly impossible that King David would have been willing, as this verse implies, to wage war against Israel. Though he was fleeing from King Shaul (Saul), David remains completely loyal to his people throughout his travails. In this instance, he feigns loyalty to Achish and uses the advantage gained by his trust to spy against the Philistines, gaining information that will later help him defeat this enemy. This is reminiscent of a more recent Israeli spy, Eli Cohen. During the 1960s Cohen managed to infiltrate the highest echelons of the Syrian army, to spy on Israel’s behalf. He provided the IDF with critical information that would assist Israel in the Six Day War and enable it to liberate the Golan Heights. Though Cohen was captured and executed by the Syrians, the State and People of Israel continue to benefit from his sacrifice to this very day. The Golan Heights is home to flourishing communities, and provides great strategic value to Israel.
See folks theliq knows all on the DECEIT OF DAVID...The Usurper King(and in modern times the ZIONIST CULT)
Do Zionist cultists go in here?
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Zion Seion Baptist chapel St Davids, Pembrokeshire, Wales