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Analysis of 1 Samuel 22 — A Cave Full of the Broken and a City of Priests in Blood: When Fear Becomes Policy

Pr Enos Mwakalindile
Dec 23, 2025
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Updated: Jan 6

When a hunted man crawls into a cave, he does not come alone. The distressed find him. The indebted follow. The embittered arrive with eyes that have seen too much. A cave becomes a congregation. Meanwhile, under a tamarisk tree, a king grips his spear and turns suspicion into law. Two “kingdoms” appear side by side: one shelters the wounded; the other spills innocent blood.

Analysis of 1 Samuel 22 — A Cave Full of the Broken. Men in ancient attire with spears gather around a cave entrance, one raising his hand. Rocky background, warm colors, tense mood.

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