DAVID: SHEPHERD, PSALMIST, KING

F. B. Meyer, B.A.

Author of

Abraham: or, the Obedience of Faith, Israel: a Prince with GOD,

Joseph; Moses; Elijah, Jeremiah, Joshua, etc., etc.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACE

THE character and life of David are supremely fascinating, not only to holy souls, whose deepest thoughts have been expressed in his unrivalled Psalms, but to all men: because of their humanness; their variety; their sharply contrasted experiences; their exhibition of traits of generosity and courage which always elicit admiration.

Whilst sketching every period of David’s life, I have concentrated myself on those passages which trace the steps by which the shepherd became the king. It was in these that his character was formed his sweetest psalms composed, and those manifold experiences encountered which enabled him to interpret and utter the universal heart of man.

Sweet Singer of the World; Ancestor of CHRIST; Founder of a Dynasty of Kings; a Prophet, inspired and taught, as the Apostle Peter tells us, by the Holy Ghost; the type and precursor of Him, who, though his Son, was also his Lord; the man after GOD’s own heart, who "did that which was right in the eyes of the Lord, and turned not aside from any thing that He commanded him all the days of his life, save only in the matter of Uriah the Hittite."

So long as time lasts, David must always enlist affection and command respect.