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…and pleasant in their lives and in their death. They were not divided. They were swifter than eagles. They were stronger than lions. If you look at1 Samuel 31, verse 3, we read it was the archers that hit Saul and he was severely wounded by the archers. And that might be another reason why David named this song…
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…to me because it's David's response to the last actions we saw the Philistines take. You can flip back probably one leaf in your Bible to1 Samuel chapter 31, the last chapter of 1 Samuel. And look at verses 9 and 10. Here's the last action of the Philistines. Here's what they did. And now what we get…
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…claiming. As I happened by chance to be on Mount Gilboa, there was Saul leaning on his spear. Well, you can look back to the last chapter of1 Samuel, chapter 31, verse 4b, says that Saul leaned on his sword, not his spear. Now, we know more than David knows. We've heard the narrator's account. David hasn't.…
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…and ultimately to be utterly dependent on you as our Lord and King. We ask this for Christ's sake. Amen. Amen. Amen. Well, this last chapter of1 Samuel, chapter 31, is heavy and dark. I did spend quite a bit of time praying about and trying to understand what is the point of this last chapter. Why does it end…
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First Samuel, chapter 31, First Samuel, chapter 31. It's warm in here tonight, Brian, if you don't mind grabbing that those maps for me and see if we can balance them again…
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