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Q3. Confrontation
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 10. David's Rise, Fall, and Punishment (2 Samuel 8-12)
David listened to Nathan, Nathan was very brave he could have been killed. But David had done worst than the man in Nathan’s story he had murdered someone so he could have his wife His first child died as punishment from God for David's adultery and murder of Uriah. -
Q2. Adultery and Murder
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 10. David's Rise, Fall, and Punishment (2 Samuel 8-12)
David is still a man and can still sin We will all pay for our sins He will have to live with his sin, it may come back to bite him -
Q1. Mephibosheth
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 10. David's Rise, Fall, and Punishment (2 Samuel 8-12)
David wanted to honor them, in memory of his friend Jonathan and out of respect for Saul. Jonathan was the father of Mephibosheth David had promised Saul that no harm would come to his family. During this time in history, when one King took over another King’s throne, the new King would kill the entire family of the former King. This was to insure that the family of the old King would not try to regain the power they once had. This explains why Mephibosheth bowed down out of fear. This also explains why David comforted him and told him not to be afraid. The tradition of the time would have called for David to kill Mephibosheth. But David treated Mephibosheth as an honored guest. David didn’t follow tradition. He didn’t follow culture. He followed God. David was honorable and keep his word to the convenant -
Q4. God's Blind Servant
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 7. Jerusalem’s Warfare Is Over (Isaiah 40-48)
They don't want to see or hear the things happening around them and what God has done for them Israel 10 years ago I wasn't into religion that much. I had lost my job and a pastor who had come to my work place had told me to come listen to him at his church. So i went and I really enjoyed it. Since then I’ve been doing a lot of bible studies. -
Q3. A Light to the Nations
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 7. Jerusalem’s Warfare Is Over (Isaiah 40-48)
For Gods people to carry on by spreading the Gospel, helping others By helping others By Believing in Him -
Q2. The Unconditional Covenant
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 9. The Davidic Covenant (2 Samuel 7)
A Great Name Secure homeland for his people Peace A Dynasty (house for David) A son who will build the temple An everlasting Kingdom These promise are unconditional Conditional is something that needs to be done to accomplish something Everlasting Kingdom -
Q1. In Christ
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 1. 1 Spiritual Blessings in Christ (Ephesians 1:1-6)
Being in Christ Jesus means that you are saved by His sacrifice on the cross and forgiven of your sins1. It also means that you have a spiritual union with Him and are identified with His death, burial, resurrection, and ascension2. Being in Christ Jesus is not just a status, but a living relationship that requires trust and dependence on Him34. Being in Christ Jesus also means being in His righteousness and grace -
Q1. Comfort for God's Weary People
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 7. Jerusalem’s Warfare Is Over (Isaiah 40-48)
To prepare for the Lord. He tends his flock (the People) he carries you close to his heart Natiions are worthless, less than nothing Wait for the Lord patiently for him to act -
Q1. Premature Approval
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 9. The Davidic Covenant (2 Samuel 7)
Nathan knew that David had a good relationship with God that he wanted to impress him David expresses his desire to Nathan to build a temple for the Lord. David is seeking God's will, and thus discusses it with God's spokesman, the prophet. And Nathan, well aware of the spiritual anointing upon David, says, "Whatever you have in mind, go ahead and do it, for the LORD is with you" He should have ask the Lord Leaders and followers could make the wrong decisions The Lord didn’t ask for the temple to be built. David wanted God to live in luxury like him -
Q2. God's Way
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 8. David Brings the Ark to Jerusalem (2 Samuel 6)
Carried on one shoulders by wooden rods and only by the Levites They didn’t know the Mosiac Law, they should have asked the Lord how to transport the ark we should always be consistent in seeking and doing the will of the Lord. -
Q4. Bitterness
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 8. David Brings the Ark to Jerusalem (2 Samuel 6)
She had lost her father and brothers, and now her husband is dancing arounf half naked in fromt of the slave girls. She felt she was being humiliated in front of the people We only see whatt we want to see No i’m not bitter Repent and seek God He would have pleased his wife but not God -
Q3. Worshiping Freely
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 8. David Brings the Ark to Jerusalem (2 Samuel 6)
He composed the Psalms which were used in worship by the Israelites. He showed respect to the prophets of Yahweh/ listened to their messages. He wanted to build a temple for God/made preparations for its construction. When he made mistakes, he asked for Yahweh’s forgiveness/repented. He sought for God’s guidance in whatever he wanted to do It was a day of rejoicing as David “and all Israel were bringing up the ark of the Lord with shouts and the sound of trumpets” . David had set aside his royal robes and was “wearing a linen ephod” —a clear indication that he was not naked. A way to praise the Lord To praise the Lord -
Q1. Striking Uzzah
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 8. David Brings the Ark to Jerusalem (2 Samuel 6)
He showed disrespect for Gods holiness, he violated God specific instruction about the care of the Ark David felt he had set the stage for the anger God had against Uzzah for touching the Ark -
David seems to ask God instead of thinking for himself. Should he attack the Philistines, would it be right since they did help him hide from Saul He would have been defected We think we can do it all, instead of asking God for help God wants us to depend on Him in everything Follow and trust in God
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Q4. The Prayer of a Righteous Man
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 6. Hezekiah’s Reign (Isaiah 36-39; 2 Kings 18)
Hezekiah had prayed for an heir and a long life. He has walked faithfully with God and has been devoted to him. The Lord answers prayers if there truthful. He gives us what is good for us The prayer of a righteous man is powerful and effective Our sin blocks our prayers God loves us and we’ll usually give us what we want -
Q3. Hezekiah's Healing
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 6. Hezekiah’s Reign (Isaiah 36-39; 2 Kings 18)
God listen to Hezekiah’s prayer and restored his health. He walked with God He is an example for all who desire such faithfulness during difficult days and a reminder not to forget the Lord when things go too smoothly. God had promised David that his heir would always be king. -
Q1. The Battle Is the Lord's
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 6. Hezekiah’s Reign (Isaiah 36-39; 2 Kings 18)
Hezekiah could approach God directly, since he had a relationship with God he didn’t need Isaiah to act on his behalf. The spreading of the message was between Hezekiah and God God has the authority over us Hezekiah is only a servant It is the Lord’s battle, and we are to let Him fight it. Try to solve things on your own We’ll lose control -
Q3. God's Grace
crissy464 replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 5. God’s Help vs. Man’s – the Assyrian Crisis (Isaiah 28-35)
Because he loves us, he shows us compassion. He is a God of Justice He will hear our cries for help We need to let the Holy Spirit come in us -
David believed Saul was in God’s hand so he left hm alone. David remember Saul being a mighty warrior and that he was anointed by the Lord to become King The Chronicler's epitaph on Saul's life and legacy speaks of the judgment of the Lord against him: "Saul died because he was unfaithful to the LORD; he did not keep the word of the LORD and even consulted a medium for for guidance, and did not inquire of the LORD. So the LORD put him to death and turned the kingdom over to David son of Jesse." (1 Chronicles 10:13-14) Saul didnt look up to God For guidance or anything, he felt he could do it himself I learned to follow God