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The Philistine Excerpt Goliath is described as standing nine feet, nine inches tall, wearing a coat of mail that weighed 125 pounds and carrying a spear that weighed 15 pounds. He was a formidable opponent indeed. He had presented himself to the army of Israel each morning and evening for forty days, and apparently David arrived on the final day ( 17:16 ). Jesse chose just the right day to send David to the battlefield to carry food supplies to his three brothers and their commanding officer ( vv .  17–18 ). Unlike modern armies, soldiers in ancient armies had to provide their own rations and help provide for others.  More Wiersbe, Warren W.  Be Successful . Colorado Springs, CO: Victor/Cook Communications, 2001. Print. “Be” Commentary Series.

The Philistine Excerpt Goliath is described as standing nine feet, nine inches tall, wearing a coat of mail that weighed 125 pounds and carrying a spear that weighed 15 pounds. He was a formidable opponent indeed. He had presented himself to the army of Israel each morning and evening for forty days, and apparently David arrived on the final day ( 17:16 ). Jesse chose just the right day to send David to the battlefield to carry food supplies to his three brothers and their commanding officer (vv.  17–18 ). Unlike modern armies, soldiers in ancient armies had to provide their own rations and help provide for others.  More Wiersbe, Warren W.  Be Successful . Colorado Springs, CO: Victor/Cook Communications, 2001. Print. “Be” Commentary Series.

The Philistine Excerpt Goliath is described as standing nine feet, nine inches tall, wearing a coat of mail that weighed 125 pounds and carrying a spear that weighed 15 pounds. He was a formidable opponent indeed. He had presented himself to the army of Israel each morning and evening for forty days, and apparently David arrived on the final day ( 1 Samuel 17:16 ). Jesse chose just the right day to send David to the battlefield to carry food supplies to his three brothers and their commanding officer ( 1 Samuel 17:17–18 ). Unlike modern armies, soldiers in ancient armies had to provide their own rations and help provide for others. Wiersbe, Warren W. Be Successful. Colorado Springs, CO: Victor/Cook Communications, 2001. Print. “Be” Commentary Series .