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1 Samuel 2:1 · BSB
2:1 At that time Hannah prayed: “My heart rejoices in the LORD; my horn is exalted in the LORD. My mouth speaks boldly against my enemies, for I rejoice in Your salvation.
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…they would commit obscenities in the temple, and they were confronted about their sin. And the Bible says that when their father spoke to them in1 Samuel chapter 2, that when their father spoke to them, he told them something powerful. He said that when men sin against another man, God may intervene. But when…
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…cares an awful lot about the standards. He certainly does care a great deal. Stay with me a little bit longer. And look if you would in 1 Samuel 2.1 Samuel chapter 2and Genesis chapter 20. 1 Samuel 2 and Genesis chapter 20. Are you getting my drift tonight? Listen, I'm not against anybody. I'm not trying to…
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…one, no thing in the heavens above or the skies, bel the land below, everything is summoned to praise Yahweh because he is the horn of victory. In1 Samuel chapter 2, we see Hannah rejoicing. She sings a song of praise because she had prayed and prayed for a child, and God answers her prayer. Samuel is born to…
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Leviticus chapter 24, Exodus chapter 25, and1 Samuel chapter 2. By the way, that group that just sang to you are somewhere in those ages of 12, 13, 14. Go to the mall and find out what the world's children are…
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…plans to just start all over. Because he is holy, because he is gracious, the Lord redeems through reversal. Would you turn back a page or two to1 Samuel chapter 2? As we work through this wonderful book, I see more and more how this poem prayer by Hannah really sets out the program for the entire story of…
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…them with a narrative he tells them right have you not heard what david did when he was in his company when he was hungry now that refers back to1 samuel chapter 21 to 6 right jesus goes on to emphasize that the restrictive pharisees interpretation of the law does not take into account the situation of the…
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…more in here, four for today. And then finally, an offer for you and for me. So first, why these two different forms side by side right here in1 Samuel chapter 2? The critics would say this is just patchwork, thoughtlessly put together. The more I've studied that these weeks, the more I see purpose in God's…
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…in Judges 13, Samuel in 1 Samuel 1. And the praise here of Zechariah and Mary in our passage today, it calls to mind the joyous song of Hannah in1 Samuel chapter 2. You see, in those Old Testament events, the Lord was establishing a pattern that is brought to fruition in the births of John and Jesus. The…
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…And the Bible tells us in Genesis that the thing brought great grief to his parents. Eli's sons rebelled. They didn't listen to their father. And1 Samuel chapter 2tells us that it was the Lord's will to put them to death. Saul, the very first king in Israel, rebels against the Lord. And 1 Samuel 15 tells us…
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…get a hint very early on in the book that the Lord's focus at this time would not be on one who was only a judge or a prophet. So turn with me to1 Samuel, chapter 2. And listen to these words from verse 10. Those who oppose the Lord will be shattered. He will thunder in the heavens against them. Joyful prayer…
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…to have your Bible open to be able to follow along. We're going to be working through four chapters this morning. Surveying in a large part.1 Samuel chapter 2. A poor, barren woman pleads to God for a son in one family. And God gives her the son for whom she prayed, and in return she gives the boy back to…
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…problem was I had a hard time figuring out how I was going to end it positively. Okay, and so just as a reminder, look at these couple verses from1 Samuel chapter 2, starting in verse 22. It says, Now Eli was very old, and he kept hearing all that his sons were doing to all Israel, and how they lay with the…
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…a divine pronouncement of judgment or if it's a divine pronouncement of blessing. God's word is always fulfilled. Do you remember the beginning of1 Samuel, chapter 2? Flip there with me. It's a summary of the book so I thought I'd give you a little look around it as well. 1 Samuel 2, verse 6. So what Hannah…
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…the time of his life with his friends. One of whom is a descendant of Eli's son, who God actually cut off and said would never be a priest again in1 Samuel chapter 2. And yet, here he sits in an ephod, a gown reserved only for the priests. So Saul seems to have reinstituted what God had condemned. And so under…
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…or shocking, either in what people do or in the judgment that comes on them. So we're going to read from 1 Samuel and chapter 2 to begin with.1 Samuel chapter 2and we'll be reading from verse 12. 1 Samuel chapter 2 and verse 12. And it says this, Eli's sons were scoundrels. They had no regard for the Lord.…
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…him, doesn't do a thing. In short, he fails in his duty as a king. And he fails in his duty as a father. It's sort of like Eli, the priest, back in1 Samuel chapter 2, who refused to control his wicked sons, and they end up defiling God's house. And it's sort of like Jacob, the patriarch in Genesis, who for some…
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…in fact, that's what God is doing throughout much of this book of Samuel, 1 and 2 Samuel. If you go back to the beginning of 1 Samuel and look at1 Samuel chapter 2for just a moment, there's a prayer of Hannah in 1 Samuel chapter 2. And this prayer that Hannah prays, it sort of sets the agenda for the whole…
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…protecting David. Now the book of Samuel begins and ends with a song. It begins with the song of Hannah and in the beginning of Hannah's song in1 Samuel chapter 2Hannah says there is no rock like our God. And at the end of Samuel 2 Samuel 22 it ends with David's song and David's song begins The Lord is my…
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…tonight, which we'll look at in a couple sections. It begins with a story and ends with a song. So let me begin by reading the song, which is1 Samuel chapter 2, Hannah's Prayer. And then as we go along, we'll go back through the story that leads up to it. So 1 Samuel 2, I'm going to read chapter 2, 1…
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…verses from the Old Testament. She quotes from the law the prophets and the Psalms. Her entire song is modelled on the song that Hannah sings in1 Samuel chapter 2. We know Mary was young we know Mary was poor but we must also conclude that Mary was saturated in scripture. That when this good news came to her…
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