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David's Extremes
Contributed by Michael Mccartney on Jul 19, 2011 (message contributor)
DAVID'S EXTREMES
David’s life story is an amazing story of the extremes one person can face in a lifetime:
• Early years extremes:
o From seclusion to fame
o From being a nobody to a somebody.
o From forgotten to living legend
o From least to greatest
o From the runt of the family to the most powerful
o From seclusion to popularity
o From the pasture to the palace
o From poor to rich
• The middle years extremes:
o From fame to shame
o From somebody to a fugitive
o From hero to fugitive.
o From hero of Israel to outlaw
o From celebrated to despised
o From loved to hated
o From man of honor to liar
o From security to insecurity
o From hero to villain
o From applause to boo’s
o From married to separated
o From royalty to fugitive
o From riches to poverty
o From sanity to insanity
o From respected to disrespected
o From loyal servant to traitor
• The later years extremes;
o From a fugitive to a king
o From running for his life to running a nation.
o From the cave to palace
o From outlaw to the law giver
o From little to much
o From disrespected to respected
o From saint to sinner
o From blessed to cursed
o From giver to thief
o From man of honor to man of dishonor
o From lover to murderer
o From pure in heart to wicked heart
o From rebuked to repentance
o From repentance to forgiveness
o From father to fatherless
o From functional family to dysfunctional family
o From King to fugitive
o From respect to disrespect
o From fugitive to king again
o From Secure in God to security in numbers
o From Life to Death.
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