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1 Samuel 8:10 · BSB
8:10 So Samuel spoke all the words of the LORD to the people who were asking him for a king.
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…they they they walk with God and yet they reject God as their Lord, as their king, as the highest authority in their lives. Would you go with me to1 Samuel chapter 8? 1 Samuel chapter 8, beginning with verse 1, it says this When Samuel the prophet grew old, he appointed his sons as Israel's leaders. The name of…
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…God your king in season? And when it feels like you out of season? Go with me to a couple of scenes of a people rejecting God as king. The first is1 Samuel chapter 8. 1 Samuel chapter 8, beginning with verse 1. It says, When Samuel the prophet grew old, he appointed his sons as Israel's leaders. The name of his…
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…didn't like the judges, they didn't like the way that the judges were acting, and so the the Israel comes to uh the prophet Samuel. Go with me to1 Samuel chapter 8. 1 Samuel chapter 8. Israel comes to the prophet Samuel and they ask him for a king. And the problem is that they're asking for a king ahead of…
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…And so it's the opposite of a king. How many know that a king was not God's plan for man? You know, he warned the Israelites. He warned them in1 Samuel chapter 8that a king would take their sons to war, force their daughters into servitude, confiscate their best lands, tax their crops and their livestock,…
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…forever, so it really is lovely to be back with my church and my family again. We are continuing in 1 Samuel. So you can begin to find your way to1 Samuel chapter 8. This is a a major turning point in Israel's history, of uh one of the most significant passages, if not the most significant passage in the book.…
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…It says, David saw, David sent, David took, David sent, David sent, David sent. And this is so impactful. Why? Because if you back up and read1 Samuel chapter 8, when Israel demanded a king, Samuel warned the people, and he's warned them this way. Notice how the verbs are so so similar. He warned them, he,…
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…simple big idea for today is this success reveals really what's really in your heart. Success reveals what's really in your heart. Let's read this.1 Samuel chapter 8. We're going to start in verse 5. David. David marched out with the army, was successful in everything Saul sent him to do. Saul put him in command…
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…resistance to God's kingship for thousands of years, and it goes all the way back to stories in the Old Testament. So I want you to turn with me to1 Samuel chapter 8. 1 Samuel chapter 8. It's a really famous passage at a critical juncture in Israel's history. And when we arrive in the story, God has led his…
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…they followed the king, man did that nation prosper. It was amazing how well that nation conquered and and and overcame. And it was a sad day inFirst Samuel chapter 8when the nation came to the prophet and said, we want to see our king like the rest of the Gentile nations. And Samuel said, you don't want this…
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All right, Philippians chapter 2. Last Sunday, Palm Sunday, we looked at the king we wanted in1 Samuel chapter 8. We looked at how we really are created to be ruled over. We long for rulers and kings that will fight the battles we feel are urgent and…
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…of Judges. The judges were military leaders that the Lord would raise up to protect and basically defend the Lord's people. And this all changes in1 Samuel chapter 8, when the Bible says, like the other nations, Israel wanted a king to rule over them. And it's interesting that ever since that Israel was freed…
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…their king. And God would raise up different leaders or judges to help them through hard times, but they did not have a king. And at some point in1 Samuel chapter 8, um, the elders of the nation look around. They're like, you know what, we're in the promised land, we have law, we don't have a king, and we look…
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…name be lifted up and you be glorified through everything that goes on here this morning in Jesus name, I pray, Amen. All right, so you're there infirst Samuel chapter 8. The first thing we're going to look at is the period this period. Think of, OK, Israel's in Egypt, they come out of Egypt and they are set aside…
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…When kings came into power, they would anoint them with oil Hallelujah. We see this in the nation of Israel itself that when they rejected God infirst Samuel chapter 8, they went to the prophet. The nation said we want to see our own king like the other nations and the prophets like you do not want to do this. God…
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…Israel is meant to be a theocracy with God up at the top, not a monarchy. They belong to him. They're supposed to come up under his authority. But1 Samuel chapter 8, the people got fed up and they asked for a king like all the other nations. I had a birthday this week and Amanda made me a cake. It was chocolate…
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…So you have this real sort of unstable situation, both politically, spiritually, and militarily. And Saul comes into this story, this situation in1 Samuel chapter 8. I'm not going to read it all. Good to flick through maybe afterwards. We basically have this strange dialogue where Israel say, we want a king.…
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…enough and, and responsible enough and, and, and they could just take care of it for us? Of course, this doesn't work out so well as we'll see infirst Samuel chapter 8and verse 5, we see the people come to the prophet Samuel and they say to him, appoint a king to lead us, such as all the other nations have. Now,…
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…God has a history of blessing relationships that didn't start off with this blessing. And I'll close with just one. In the Old Testament, book of1 Samuel, chapter 8, they come to God and actually went to Samuel and they said, hey, they looked around, they said, hey, that nation's got a king, they got a king,…
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…said, I want the people to come to me. I will be their God, they will be my people. No, put an intermediary in place. Later on, it got worse. By1 Samuel, chapter 8, the people went to Samuel and said, we've had it. We want a human king like the other nations. We don't want God himself over us. And you see,…
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…which is why I call this episode, God is King, and I'm not, and you're not. Here's the background, and then an incredibly spot-on scripture from1 Samuel 8, verses 10-21. The background is that the people of Israel wanted a king. They finally had their own country, they were settling in, and the simple truth is that…
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