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Chapter 25 is enveloped by two significant events. In the chapter's first verse, the death of the prophet Samuel marks the end of an era. In the chapter's last verse, the only remaining link between David and Saul, Michal, Saul's daughter and David's wife, is taken away from David as Saul marries her to another man. These two incidents extinguish a…

Elias Adamo által

More has been written about the first ten verses of chapter 20 of the book of Revelation than any other text in the book. To be sure, as with any Bible passage, these verses are significant; however, they should not be elevated above the essential repeated themes emphasized in the book – namely, the return of Christ, the final judgment of all wicke…

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Men's Conference 2024 Pastors Joe Babij and Steve Sherman teach men to stand firm in the spiritual war or temptation that is being waged against them.Stephen Sherman által

Men's Conference 2024 Pastors Joe Babij and Steve Sherman teach men to stand firm in the spiritual war or temptation that is being waged against them.Joseph Babij által

David and Saul are engaged in a life and death version of a "cat and mouse game," a metaphorical expression describing circumstances where one is constantly trying to evade or outmaneuver another. In verse 14 we have what could be the title of the entire section - Saul sought [David] every day, but God did not give him into his hand. Whatever Saul …

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The title of Psalm 52 tells us that it was written by David, when Doeg, the Edomite, came and told Saul, 'David has come to the house of Ahimelech.' This is a reference to 1 Samuel 22:6-23, where Saul slaughtered the Israelite priests at Nob by the hand of Doeg the Edomite. This ugly and tragic event prompted David to pen the Psalm. In Psalm 52 Dav…

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The title of the 56th Psalm was written by David, "when the Philistines seized him in Gath," a reference to David's flight from Gath (1 Samuel 21:10-15), when he hastily sought refuge in enemy territory while running away from King Saul. Fearing Gath's king Achish, David feigned insanity to escape. Desperation and suffering became the impetus for D…

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The words of chapter 21 verse 10 – and David rose and fled that day from Saul – summarize the action of the next few chapters of the narrative. The "cat and mouse" story of King Saul's wild pursuit of God's choice for king occupies the narrative until the final chapter which relates the death of Saul.Chapter 21 reports David's safe passage from Nob…

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In the relationship described between David and Jonathan in 1 Samuel chapters 19-20, we discover some essential aspects found in Biblical friendships. The friendship between these two kindred spirits is not based on sentimentality, but on a covenant relationship. Covenant language is utilized throughout the chapter, for example: faithful, devoted l…

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From the title of Psalm 59, we learn that the context in which David penned the Psalm was the events of 1 Samuel 19:11-12: Saul sent messengers to David's house to watch him, that he might kill him in the morning. But Michal, David's wife, told him, "If you do not escape with your life tonight, tomorrow you will be killed." So Michal let David down…

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In this story, the Lord consistently preserved David's life by varied means. He ordered the path of spears; used human instruments, specifically (and ironically), Saul's children – Jonathan and Michal; and finally, bypassing all human means, God powerfully, supernaturally, and unusually intervened. Yahweh's protection of His people is as diverse as…

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2024 Ladies' Conference - Emotions: To the Glory of God - Afternoon session "Transformed Emotions: How Can I Change?Message Outline1. The kind of change that is needed (sanctification)a. NOT to live WITHOUT emotionb. NOT to live FOR emotionc. BUT to be like Christ2. How God changes youa. Change begins with discerning the beliefs and values reflecte…

2024 Ladies' Conference - Emotions: To the Glory of God. Morning session "Created Emotions: What Went Wrong?" Message Outline1. Created Emotionsa. God is a person and therefore has emotionb. Created in God's image, human beings have emotionc. What was the original purpose of human emotion?d. Emotions reveal what we value and believee. Emotions moti…