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Analysis of 1 Samuel 27 — Ziklag: Refuge Across the Border and the Cost of Survival: When Fear Starts Writing the Map

Pr Enos Mwakalindile
Dec 24, 2025
1 min read

Updated: Jan 7

Some victories are loud. This chapter is quiet. Not a battlefield—just a decision. Not a spear raised—just a thought whispered inside the chest. And yet this may be one of the most dangerous moments in David’s wilderness story: the day faith gets tired and begins to survive by strategy.

Analysis of 1 Samuel 27 — Ziklag: Refuge Across the Border and the Cost of Survival.
A group of people with camels walk in a desert landscape. They wear traditional robes and headscarves, carrying large water containers.

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