David vs Goliath

Profession: Profession: Warior

Shepherd Identity: Philistine,
Identity: A man of after height: 9 ft.
God’s own heart
Weapon:
Weapon: bronze helmet , a coat of
Sling and Stone, Faith scale armor of bronze
in God weighing five thousand
shekels, on his legs he wore
bronze greaves, a bronze
javelin, spear  iron point
weighed six hundred shekels
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  Kaya't sinabi ni Saul, "Kung gayon, labanan mo siya
at samahan ka nawa ni Yahweh." 38At ipinasuot niya
kay David ang kanyang kasuotang pandigma: ang
helmet at ang tansong pambalot sa katawan. 39 Nang
maisakbat na ni David ang tabak ni Saul at
sinubukang lumakad, hindi siya halos makahakbang
sapagkat hindi siya sanay sa ganoong kasuotan. Kaya
sinabi niya kay Saul, "Hindi ko na po gagamitin ang
mga ito." At hinubad niya ang nasabing kasuotang
pandigma. 40Pagkatapos, dinampot niya ang kanyang
tungkod. Namulot siya ng limang makikinis na bato sa
sapa, inilagay sa kanyang supot na pampastol at
lumakad upang harapin si Goliat.
What is David’s best weapon?
Answer:
He knows his God
He knows his identity
Discovering Your Identity as lahing kayumanggi(Filipino)
He who does not know how to look
back at where he came from will never
get to his destination.
-Dr. Jose Rizal
Definition of identity:
the fact of being who or what a person or thing is
What is Kayumanggi?
 Kayu - fine o pino
 manggi -  magos o magi 
English - fine magic or sorcery or wisdom
Tagalog - mahusay na kaalaman
What is a filipino?
In 1542 to 1877, the word “Filipino” referred to a
Spaniard living in the Philippines —the rest of the
natives were called, “Indios.”
 
In 1878, José Rizal, for the first time, used the word
Filipino to refer to the native population in the
country.
 
In 1998, a Greek dictionary defined the word
“Filipina”, as a domestic helper.
 
Today, “Filipinos” is the brand name for a
series of biscuit snacks made by Kraft Foods
in Europe.
In Boracay, a white man was heard calling a
waitress, “Hey monkey, come here!” and the poor
Filipina dutifully approached. Sad but true, the
perception of a Filipino today is a striking contrast
during the time of Rizal when Filipinos in Europe
were referred to as “the glory of the universities”.
 
 
The Philippines today
 
 The Philippines is currently the world’s leading exporter of
nurses, with 164,000 or 85% of the country’s trained nurses are
working abroad, with doctors becoming nurses 

• About 200 hospitals have recently closed down across the

country because of a lack of doctors and nurses with another
800 hospitals considered to be “partially closed” due to the lack
of qualified health personnel
• Last 2006, the National Career Assessment
Examination showed that out of the 1.3 million
examinees, only 3.7% students, are fit to enter
college.
• The Philippines is No. 41 in Science and No.
42 in Mathematics among 45 countries.
Dr. Jose Rizal ?
A many-faceted and multi-talented genius, he
used his God given talents for freedom and for
the welfare of his people through peaceful
reforms was an obsession that has guided him
all his life.
A dedicated nationalist, physician, poet, novelist,
historian, painter, sculptor, linguist, educator,
anthropologist, ethnologist, sportsman, traveler and a
prophet, his talents appear inexhaustible. His famous
novels, “Noli Me Tangere” and “El
Filibusterismo” exposed the abuses of the Spanish
authorities and inspired the 1896 Revolution. His
martyrdom fanned the patriotic spirit of Filipinos and
solidified their craving for nationhood.
Considered the pride of the Malay race and
the greatest of the Filipino heroes ever born,
he ranks equal to most of the great men of all
races and of all times.