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2 Samuel 1:16 · BSB
1:16 For David had said to the Amalekite, “Your blood be on your own head because your own mouth has testified against you, saying, ‘I killed the LORD’s anointed.’”
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…and it's amazing you would think someone's a friend and then all of a sudden they don't even do what's the neighborly thing and go in your bible to2 Samuel chapter 12 Samuel 1 look the bible says do unto others as you'd have done unto you I mean if I'm in need of help I would want somebody to help me it's just…
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…would say, Don't run with the wrong crowd. Don't get in with the wrong crowd. It's just not worth it. It's just not worth it. Look if you wrote it,2 Samuel chapter 1. 2 Samuel chapter 1. And you know it's not hard to get illustrations out of this book. 2 Samuel chapter 1. And would you also pick up 1 Samuel 28?…
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…And he said, God, verse 8, judged you. He's returned upon thee all the blood of the house of Saul. Now hold your place right there and go back to2 Samuel chapter 1. We're studying our book, amen? 2 Samuel chapter 1. Things go bad, and sometimes people just automatically think chastisement, or they don't see…
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…I'm going to read from the chapter 1. Find Judges and Ruth. Just keep coming on. You'll eventually get to first Samuel. Come to second Samuel,Second Samuel chapter 1, Second Samuel chapter 1. We're going to read from verse 13. Let's hear the word of God, reading of course from the King James Bible, Second Samuel…
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2 Samuel chapter 1, starting at verse 17. I'll read this trusting that it's God's inspired, inerrant, clear, sufficient, powerful word for you and me, his people. 2…
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For today we're in2 Samuel chapter 1. Our passage is only the first 16 verses. ! So verses 1 through 16. ! I read this and I invite you to receive it, trusting that it's God's…
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…the Bible says. Because that was not Saul. He was not a warrior. He was not a king. But go to Second Samuel should just be a few pages for you.Second Samuel chapter 1. So you have Saul, who was the shy, no name. I mean the Bible says he was very handsome, tall, good choice for a king from man's perspective, but…
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…the reality is, is that there aren't, but there might be one. There might be one. In his book on ethics, Wayne Grudem points out the passage in2 Samuel 1, verses 1-16. Now, you probably don't remember what's happening in 2 Samuel 1, verses 1-16, but I'll tell you, this is what's happening. So, in that passage, a…
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…and finally, finally David is going to become king. I feel like we've been saying this for a while, that it was coming. Remember, we got intoSecond Samuel chapter 1, and we thought, well, David's going to be the king any moment now once he takes care of some of this business with Saul having passed away and…
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…the king against Saul and his offspring. Now this turns out to be a massive miscalculation, doesn't it? The boys clearly didn't know the story of2 Samuel chapter 1, where the Amalekite runner told David that he'd killed Saul, thinking, oh, I'm bringing good news for you, and actually ended up being executed…
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…lasting treasure, faithful friend. So I lament, not in hopelessness, but in hope. You see, let me end with this. Here's the double invitation of2 Samuel chapter 1for us this morning. Firstly, it's this. Don't be afraid of sadness. Don't be afraid of sadness. Let me encourage you this morning. Don't be afraid…
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we were going to have our reading, which Anna is going to do for us. And it is from the book of2 Samuel, chapter 1, verses 1 to 16. It's on page 304. Anna will give a pause long enough for you all to find that in the Bible. 2 Samuel, chapter 1. Is that long enough? Good…
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…that needs to be made. People fasted to pray for specific things. We read in Ezra chapter 8 verse 21 and 23. They fasted when mourning a loss in2 Samuel chapter 1They fasted to repent from their sin in 1 Samuel 7, 6. They fasted to dedicate their lives to God in Acts 14, 23. They do it to seek God's…
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…1 and 2 Samuel are actually one book, so you need to keep preaching. One book in the original. And so you read chapter 31 and go straight into2 Samuel, chapter 1, where David ascends the throne, unites the empires, and a golden reign begins. But here's the thing. He's not even the hope, is he? Because he's…
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Well, good evening. Turn with me in your Bible, if you have one, to2 Samuel chapter 1. If you're looking in one of the Pew Bibles, it is page 254. We are starting a new series tonight in the second half of the book of Samuel. If you…
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