Unlocking the Old Testament Part 20 - 1 & 2 Samuel 1
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- In this first talk by David Pawson on 1 and 2 Samuel, David gives us an overview so that we know the ‘shape’ of the story and how it develops. The two books really belong together as one, but were later divided because of their length. It covers 150 years of history in the form of narrative and includes only what is important and significant to God. This is prophetic history, named after the prophet who dominates the story. This book is set in the last century and a half of the rise of Israel to peace and prosperity. David shows that Israel had been led successively by patriarchs, prophets, kings then priests, each for 500 years. Samuel was the last of the prophets. King David dominates the stories though Saul was the first king. The stories of the book deal with various interesting relationships. David Pawson says whenever Israel disobeyed God an enemy would come and defeat them and whenever they repented they defeated the enemy and got the land back. A difference between Israel’s first and second kings was that David could honour those who succeeded but Saul was jealous of them. But David’s sin heralded the downward slide of Israel from its peak. .
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So greatful. It's so beautiful to hear you teach. Thank you.
Second time around for me. Better than ever. Eternal Memory dear teacher!
May God raise up more young people who are willing to submit to God and learn the Words of God well so as to preach and teach all willing to learn the truth in the near future.
when you wrote this comment i was much farther from God!! now i’m much nearer!!! and i’m still young :~)
I would just like to say, Pastor David Pawson has truly blessed my life understanding God's Word. I how he does an overview then breakdowns each book. Thank God for this Mighty Man of God !!!
"dreadful how people twist what they read, and reveal their own minds" (29:54). preach DAVID! oh, these video gems.
Best Bible teacher .
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Thank you David..even although you have now passed on your legacy is still alive..preaching Gods Truth.
This is fantastic this
Blessed❤🎉
Another deep and insightful interpretation from Pastor Pawson. Can't wait to explore the rest of his teachings on the OT.
Praise God for this holy spirit filled man! God is great! Jesus is our redemption!!!
PTL. GOD'S WORD NEVER DIES! I PRAISE HIM FOR HIS WORD. ASK, SEEK, KNOCK. IJN
God bless you pastor David..
Still love Mr Pawson’s sermon
Praise the Lord.
Thank you once again Mr Pawson! :)
These are GREAT TREASURES! Thank you SOOOO much!
Rest in peace Mr. David Pawson.
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The story of David is truly inspiring. God turned David from a Shepard to the greatest warrior and king of the Bible.
The greatest king is King Jesus
God bless you sir
Thank you! Praise the Lord.
May the Lord. give you the strength you need now.Thank you so much Brother your teachings have been a blessing.
Thank you very much for shearing your knowledge with us. I wish you long life in good health
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I miss Mr Pawson big time ❤❤❤
These are priceless
Leadership in the Bible:
#Providence
1. Patriots
2. Prophets
3. Princes
4. Priests
I think the reason David stayed at home, written in 1Chronicles David fainted in the battle or was weak. His men told him to stay home and they'll fight for him.
9:47 - This is a little trivial but what Dr Pawson would’ve meant here is the other wife Peninah, and not Elkanah (who of course was the husband)
I love to hear adoable voice from God i find it very difficult to hear God's voice
1 Samuel 10:20-25
It looks like God chose Saul, why did DP here say it was democratic? Any idea?
I just started to read the whole Bible, and I just read 1 Samuel. I think it’s pretty clear that God told Samuel that Saul would be the man before Samuel met him. But sometimes verses in other places of Bible give more details about an event. I will bear in mind with my future reading if it would be true with how Saul was chosen.
God always gives you a leader you deserve. So you actually choose your leader in a way. So that’s why we pray for his mercy to our countries so that we get a leader he wants for us. So its not democracy kind of but it is because it also is in away.
Did you get?
He was trying to relate it to the practice of our time. People (the mass) agreed and God(the authority) approved.
Just to clarify: nowhere in the Bible does it state that Saul became jealous of his son, Jonathan. The Bible only tells us that Saul became angry/jealous of David, when the women would sing: “Saul hath slain his thousands, and David his ten thousands” [1 Samuel 18:7-8], for example.
Do you know why he picked up 5 stones ? Because of the 5 Giants who were related to Goliath , descendants of Orpah ….
The story of Saul reminds me of Henry VIII, who started off a good king, and became increasingly a self-centred tyrant. The turning point may have been when he fell of his horse and got brain damage, perhaps in the frontal cortex.
The underliner
Samuel were offended for his sake? I, when i read samuel 1:8 he got offended because God was theyr king and they wanted 'visible one'
Samuel was old when they asked that for him.
They worshipped other gods from time delivered from Egypt as they did same for Samuel.
He was angry for God, not for his place on being similair to "other gods"..
I thought Abigail was wife not daughter to Nabel?
David was the 8th not 7th
Well David must not have been all that great if his own father didn’t even consider him when Samuel came along
This shows that Jesse (David's father) did not recognise that David was Godly, he was more aware of physical strength and age with his sons.
And there is also some circumstantial evidence that David was perhaps Jesse’s illegitimate son as opposed to the other brothers (they make a point to reference a difference in his features more than once, perhaps he was a red head when he is described as “ruddy” and this was not usual for his lineage and Psalm 51:5 for example has David himself declaring there was something amiss with his conception and we know it’s not normally described so for married couples whose “bed is pure and undefiled”) so this may also account for why he was dismissed out of hand and not included in the official roster of the family’s boys and also why his brothers seemed to despise him.
5:45
Ok da
Was Samuel a Levite?
kingkakig Yes, he's a descendant of Korah.
Samuel's father was an Ephramite (1Samuel 1:1-2)
@@Anne.W.M Samuel's father was from Ephrathite (KJV).Which is a place and not a tribe. The NKJV says Ephramite, which is the tribe and is wrong. Samuel is a levite.
I thought Abigail was wife not daughter to Nabel?
I thought Abigail was wife not daughter to Nabel?