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The chapter also provides a definition of military leadership applied to the profession of military leaders during military service. Before examining the historical account of King David, the chapter begins with the definition of grace in accordance with both the Old and New Testament scriptural meaning.
Applying historical intertexture allows for examination and careful analysis of the text in understanding God’s grace as displayed in David’s life as a military leader. This chapter seeks to assess military grace through the lived experiences of David during distinguished periods of his military career, including before and during the early portion of his kingship. The concept of military grace allows for a deeper exploration and careful analysis towards understanding God’s grace as it relates to life as a military leader. Grace can be examined in biblical models such as David, a man after God’s own heart. The element of grace as a proponent within traditional military leadership demonstrates a conviction in which moral and ethical decisions connect to a spiritual principle.
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