JOURNEY THROUGH THE BIBLE WEEK 19 (19 OF 52)
Scripture: 1 Chronicles 18, 2 Chronicles 12
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Journey Through the Bible Week 19 (19 of 52)
Series: 365 Day Journey Through the Bible
Donald Cantrell
1 Chronicles 18 - 2 Chronicles 12
Day 127 May 7 - 1 Chronicles 18, 19, 20, and 21
Upon being appointed the king of both the Northern and Southern kingdoms we see David exhibiting force and might to some age old enemies. The king decides its time to bring the Philistines under control and to make an impact he takes the country of Gath from them. The land of Gath was the land of giants and the newly appointed king has no fear in destroying those giants. Next we find him leading a charge against the nation of Moab and they overtake them and make them become servants and pay yearly tribute money to the king. It is a bit mysterious as to David treating the Moabites in such a harsh manner because when he was running for King Saul his mother and father found refuge in Moab. David's ancestry had half of its beginnings from Moab, Ruth the Moabitish married Boaz, they birthed Obed, who in turn birthed Jesse, who in turn birth David.
Point to Ponder
Upon the death of Nahash the king of Ammon, David wants to extend comfort and consolation to his son, Hanun. Due to bad counsel Hanun refuses David's kindness and his people are mightily defeated by the soldiers of King David.
I - The Greatness of David (1 Chronicles 18)
II - The Graciousness of David (1 Chronicles 19)
III - The Giants of David (1 Chronicles 20)
IV - The Guilt of David (1 Chronicles 21)
Point to Ponder
Once again we read of the slaying of the giants. King David and his people had taken over the land of Gath and in doing so they would boldly battle the sons of Goliath and they did not cease until they wiped the giants out of the land.
Point to Ponder
The nation of Israel was moving forward and God was mightily blessing them and in his pride King David numbered the people. Joab warned the king to not invoke the wrath of God upon Israel but he refused his opposition. Joab ...
Series: 365 Day Journey Through the Bible
Donald Cantrell
1 Chronicles 18 - 2 Chronicles 12
Day 127 May 7 - 1 Chronicles 18, 19, 20, and 21
Upon being appointed the king of both the Northern and Southern kingdoms we see David exhibiting force and might to some age old enemies. The king decides its time to bring the Philistines under control and to make an impact he takes the country of Gath from them. The land of Gath was the land of giants and the newly appointed king has no fear in destroying those giants. Next we find him leading a charge against the nation of Moab and they overtake them and make them become servants and pay yearly tribute money to the king. It is a bit mysterious as to David treating the Moabites in such a harsh manner because when he was running for King Saul his mother and father found refuge in Moab. David's ancestry had half of its beginnings from Moab, Ruth the Moabitish married Boaz, they birthed Obed, who in turn birthed Jesse, who in turn birth David.
Point to Ponder
Upon the death of Nahash the king of Ammon, David wants to extend comfort and consolation to his son, Hanun. Due to bad counsel Hanun refuses David's kindness and his people are mightily defeated by the soldiers of King David.
I - The Greatness of David (1 Chronicles 18)
II - The Graciousness of David (1 Chronicles 19)
III - The Giants of David (1 Chronicles 20)
IV - The Guilt of David (1 Chronicles 21)
Point to Ponder
Once again we read of the slaying of the giants. King David and his people had taken over the land of Gath and in doing so they would boldly battle the sons of Goliath and they did not cease until they wiped the giants out of the land.
Point to Ponder
The nation of Israel was moving forward and God was mightily blessing them and in his pride King David numbered the people. Joab warned the king to not invoke the wrath of God upon Israel but he refused his opposition. Joab ...
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