David, while the evil spirit was serving God’s purposes and confusing the steps of King Saul. Even when it seemed that Saul must finally catch his illusive prey, the Lord sovereignly used unlikely means to guard David’s path. What did David do when he received contradictory directions from the Lord and from the band of men he led concerning defending the residents of Keilah? (1 Sam. 3:1–5) Why did David and King Saul have such different opinions about the wisdom of entering the walled city of Keilah?