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1 Samuel 8:5 · BSB
8:5 “Look,” they said, “you are old, and your sons do not walk in your ways. Now appoint a king to judge us like all the other nations.”
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…when becomes now in 1 Samuel 8. Again, if you have a Bible or a device, go to 1 Samuel 8. We're going to look at this text for a moment. Because in1 Samuel 8, verse 5, it says this the people say to Samuel, Now, now appoint for us a king to judge us like all the nations. But the thing displeased Samuel when they…
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…for us when we turn the page to 1 Samuel, which is the next series, not our sermon series, but the next series in the history of the people. In1 Samuel chapter 8 verse 5, the people want Samuel to appoint for them a king. They say, Now appoint for us a king to judge us like all the nations. So Samuel, in disgust,…
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…If you have your bibles turn with me to 1 Samuel. Left side. Comes right after Judges and Ruth right before 2 Samuel. Israel rejected their King1 Samuel 8:1-6No doubt the people were reminded of Eli’s sons with Samuel’s sons wickedness. and they may have feared they would be lead Israel back to the days…
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…itself again. And we then learn that Israel didn't want Sam's sons to succeed him as their savior judges when he died. They want another judge.1 Samuel chapter 8, verse 5tells us that the people thought about this and they decided they wanted what they thought was right. So all the elders of Israel gathered together…
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…want a king over us. Then we will be like all the other nations, with a king to lead us and to go out before us and fight our battles.”’ (1 Samuel 8:5, 19-20) Is our confidence for salvation and for our lives in Jesus, our ‘rock of help’? Are we prone to forgetting that our salvation - our…
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…the Israelites rebelled. They took Samuel aside and they said, We need a king like the other nations. I'll put this verse on the screen for you,1 Samuel 8, verse 5. The Israelites corner Samuel late in his life, and they say, Behold, Samuel, you are old. That's not very nice. That's not a winsome way to start…
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…on their own shoulders, instead they blame the system. And so one day they come to Samuel and they beg for a king. And so you can read this in1 Samuel 8:5. That people ask for Samuel, they ask for a new king, saying, Behold, you are old. Now, how many people in here would love for their kids to just…
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…that they had promised Him in the covenants before. But these judges, these tribal leaders prove again and again to be weak. And so when we get to1 Samuel 8:5, the people, Israel, come to a holy man called Samuel. The first big prophet in the Old Testament apart from Moses I'd say. And they say to Samuel,…
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