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1 Chronicles 17:4 · BSB
17:4 “Go and tell My servant David that this is what the LORD says: You are not the one to build Me a house in which to dwell.
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…us, but I thought it would be helpful to provide a roadmap before we begin walking through the text. This morning we are going to be looking at1 Chronicles chapter 17. And I'd be curious to know how many people have walked through a sermon before in 1 Chronicles. But nonetheless, it is a in the canon of…
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…21 in a minute, but I want to read you something in 1 Peter. You don't need to be there, you know it already. You're in Psalms 21, please, and1 Chronicles chapter 17. I want to read this to you, it's something that you already know, and then I want to make a little introduction. It says, For God resisteth the…
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…that God is actually saying here? So I'm not just operating in my natural mind, but I'm operating in the spirit. Now here's another story here inFirst Chronicles chapter 17that I read to you today. Now it came to pass when David was dwelling in his house that David said to Nathan the prophet, see now I dwell in a…
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…how these words apply to David. But also, I want to encourage you to think about how this relates to Jesus, the descendant of David. Reading from1 Chronicles, chapter 17. After David was settled in his palace, he said to Nathan the prophet, here I am living in a house of cedar while the ark of the covenant of the…
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…talking more about the key themes of Chronicles, let's turn to 1, chronicles 17. I think this is the most pivotal chapter in Chronicles. Turn to1 Chronicles, chapter 17. 17, verses 1, I'll read there when David had settled into his palace, he said to the prophet Nathan look, I am living in a cedar house while the…
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…precious to them as they go through these chapters. Speak to them through your word. This we pray in your son's name. Amen. All right. If you're inFirst Chronicles. Chapter 17, we're going to kind of interrupt right into verse 10 and get right towards the end of the verse 10. And we're going to look at the Davidic…
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…God has forgotten. The promise. That he made to David. Long ago. So let's go back. And be reminded. Of what God had said. To King David. Long ago.First Chronicles. Chapter 17. And I'm just going to read. A little lengthier section here. First Chronicles. Chapter 17. After David. That's the king. Was settled in his…
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…the king of the Jews. And that's what the Davidic covenant was all about. It was about establishing the throne. In Chronicles chapter 1 verse 17,1 Chronicles chapter 17, which if you want to look up, but I will read. When your days are over and you go to be with your fathers, I will raise up your offspring to…
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