Thoughts on the Repentance of David and Peter

Recently, in my time with the Lord, I read from from I Chronicles 10. The Lord instructed me about the comparison of the lives of Saul and David and also Peter and Judas with reference to their repentance . . . I donāt have time to develop this but here are a few thoughts: 1. Fear a repentance composed of seeking manās forgiveness and not Godās. Saulās repentance sounds good in word. But there are no tears or remorse and there are several egregious sins over an extended period of time only once do we read of repentance. In that time of repentance (I Samuel 15) the words sound good but they are really superficial. There is a lack of acknowledging the sin to God. Saul speaks to Samuel and seems to be afraid to speak with His God (He says to Samuel āPardon my sinā). David has no go between. He says, āagainst you and you only have I sinned and done this evil.ā Saulās seems tied to his position before the elders of Israel (I Samuel 15:30) 2. Fear a tearless repentance. In both David (Psa...