One Sling-Shot and A Few Stones

David and Goliath are stories of young people who fought against rough Goliath, using a small amount of resources to solve seemingly impossible tasks. Goliath is a 9 foot giant with a bronze armor from headgear to ankle. David himself has only one pachinko and several smooth stones. When throwing a sling shot, David threw the giant to the ground. Set aside the battle between them, pay attention to their characteristics and way of thinking, and respect the grassroots organization and big government when supporting foreign countries.

First of all, David's sling is a devastating weapon. It is one of the most feared weapons in the ancient world. The stone from his sling has the same braking power as the 0.45 caliber pistol bullet. This is a serious weapon. Secondly, many medical professionals believe that you grow as Goliath suffers from acromegaly. Many giants are suffering from acromegaly, but that has side effects that may cause limited vision. When you look closely, Goliath in the Bible story sounds like an invisible person.

David threw a stone from the sling, struck Goliath in the middle of the forehead, Goliath fell to the ground, David cut his head. The Philistines were driven to the Israelites by escaping to "the gate of Gato and Ekron." David put Goliath 's armor in his tent and headed for Jerusalem. And Saul sent Avena and brought the boy. The king asked who his son was, and David answered, 'Your servant is a child of Bethlehem.' Biblical scholars call it a history of Deuteronomy. The first edition of history may have been the second version of the revision of Josiah of Judah (the late 7th century) court and exiles (the 6th century), and was further revised in a later era.

David ran towards Goliath and slid in the air. Practice for years (God's hand, of course) prepared this moment for David. Some Israeli people know the sling well (Trial 20: 16). The stone hits very precisely targeting the target - the amount of the giant. The stone sinks enough to make Goliath stunned. With this, David rushed to the giant, "borrowed" his sword and cut his head before he could protect himself. The Israelites began to pursue the Philistines. David took the head of Goliath to Saul and saw him from a safe distance and asked David's father.