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1 Samuel 17:42-47 David ran toward Goliath. He quickly threw a stone with his sling. The stone hit Goliath in the forehead, and the giant man fell to the ground.
The Lord helped David defeat Goliath without a sword or armor. 1 Samuel 17:48-50 When the Philistines saw that Goliath was dead, they ran away in fear. The Israelites won the battle.
David Slays Goliath
The author of the text goes on to illustrate Goliath as a manifestation of the world: his equipment is listed as six items, he is six cubits (and a span) tall, his spearhead weighs six hundred shekels (1 Samuel 17:4-7). The number six is a number that represents deficit, imperfection, or a falling short of completion. David had courage to fight Goliath, even when it seemed he would fail.
David had faith in the Lord and he was able to succeed at a seemingly impossible task. Each of us will experience Goliath sized trials, troubles, and challenges. This lesson invites each of us to strengthen our faith and trust in God, so that we can meet them with God behind us! LESSON BUNDLE DOWNLOADS: L E S S O NOpen the.
David and Goliath
David he walked toward Goliath the Philistine. Goliath started walking towards David. There was a man in front of Goliath who carried a shield for him.
When Goliath got close enough to see David, he got upset because David was just a young person. He looked at David's staff and slingshot and said, "Am I a dog that you come to beat me with sticks?". David, a teenager whose life is told in the Old Testament, killed Goliath armed only with a slingshot and faith.
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The Lord can mold us to become whatever He needs us to be to participate in His work. See my full disclosure for more. Lesson The purpose of teaching LDS Primary 6 Lesson 28: David and Goliath is to encourage us to seek Heavenly Father's help in overcoming obstacles in our lives.
Teaching Thoughts These are a few bonus ideas- keep scrolling for more! Try this fun bag activity idea from Rachael's Booknook. Review the story of David and Goliath with the children (see " David and Goliath " in Old Testament Stories), and let them take turns acting out the story. Prompt the child pretending to be Goliath to say, "Give me a man, that we may fight together" (1 Samuel 17:10).
And the scripture says: "And David behaved himself wisely in all ways; and the Lord was with him." (1 Sam. 18:14.) Now, my young brothers, remember that every David has a Goliath to defeat, and every Goliath can be defeated. He may not be a bully who fights with fists or sword or gun.
He may not even be flesh and blood. We watched the LDS Scripture video about David and Goliath (28). We also watched Veggie Tales: Dave and the Giant Pickle which is a fun little version of the story and promotes self esteem.
We then measured about how tall Goliath was (nine feet) with yarn and hung it up so that we could compare how tall we were to Goliath's height.
