Particular
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Utilyan, the text makes it clear you are wrong. You have accused God of failing and making a mistake. Such an accusation is serious against our King. I feel sad for you.No. Saul did not go to keilah. He gave up persuit/expedition. He tried to look for him in the wilderness.
Also God said “They will surrender you.” Never happened.
"Because God told David what would happen if he stayed at Keilah"
There is no such thing because God ordains his one way it all happens.
"So, your interpretation is pathetic and demeaning of God who never false testifies or speaks untruth."
I believe God is perfect. I don't believe your view of God. You are the one stuck with a dilemma of a LIAR GOD.
You are breaking your own rules. because God ORDAINS exactly what will happen. So he would be an idiot to claim Saul will come and the city would surrender him.
My understanding of God allows for free will so it doesn't make him a liar at all.
My God follows the character of Jesus Christ, not Hitler, not a pagan volcano god. Your view is a insult to God.