Judas Iscariot who was one of Jesus’ twelve disciples sought bribery, and he handed over his master to the enemies. The scripture reported,“Satan entered Judas, surnamed Iscariot, who was numbered among the twelve. So he went his way and conferre

King Saul killed eighty-five priests of God for the sake of David. He also ordered complete destruction of the city that hosted the priests. The brutal king rationalized that God's priests supported David to revolt against him. The scripture reported

Jesus Christ warned his disciples to stay focus and always be ready for the rapture. The Messiah said“But take heed to yourselves, lest your hearts be weighed down with carousing, drunkenness, and cares of this life, and that Day come on you unexpe

David risked his life to defend his country and kill Goliath, but he was not rewarded adequately. King Saul who ought to be happy for David’s achievement had become jealous, and he wanted him dead by all means. As David escaped for his life, he had

Jesus Christ alerted his disciples to prepare for persecution from anti-gospel people. They would suffer difficult situations for the sake of his name. However, the Savior promised to help his followers overcome their afflictions, and helped them fin

David killed Goliath and received favor from his country fellows, but his success provoked the rage of his boss. King Saul felt threatened and hated David passionately. He set traps for him and sought every opportunity to terminate his life. However,

The Pharisees and Sadducees surrounded Jesus Christ-like bees seeking every opportunity to bite their host. The religious enemies set traps and tested Jesus on many grounds with the hope that he might stumble in his speech so that they can arrest and

Goliath led the Philistine army to constantly harass Israelites for forty days. Goliath being huge in stature and very skilled a warrior, could not be confronted by any Israelite. The gentile soldier cursed Israelites and deviled their God, and no Is

The religious scholars and Pharisees were jealous of Jesus because he had a different mode of preaching and practices, and they stalked him to find an occasion to harass, persecute, and kill him. The hypocritical people challenged Jesus’ authority