THE SETTINGS FOR THE KEY PSALMS OF DAVID'S LIFE (2 OF 22)
by John Barnett
Scripture: I Samuel 16:1-13
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The Settings for the Key Psalms of David's Life (2 of 22)
Series: The Life of David
John Barnett
I Samuel 16:1-13
There are almost three thousand biographical portraits in the Bible. In fact, the Bible is the single greatest source of biographical information from antiquity. There are more different individual from a wider scope of history recorded in God's Word than any other single source in the world.
Most of the lives recorded in the Bible are only mentioned by name, but some are very clearly examined and analyzed by God. Those deeply explained lives give us great reasons to pause and listen to what God may have to say about them. After all He took the time and went to all the effort to capture these portraits for us and then delivered them to us in a forever settled in Heaven book-the Bible.
The Life Most
Noticed by God
So, whose life is considered important to God? Well, who did God chose to write more about than any other single person in the whole history of the world? The answer is the young man we are going to meet this morning.
Please open to Acts 13:22
And when He had removed him, He raised up for them David as king, to whom also He gave testimony and said, 'I have found David the son of Jesse, a man after My own heart, who will do all My will.' NKJV
There are more chapters (141) devoted to the life of David than any other person next to God Himself-in all of His Word. That is a profound truth.
We know more about David's words, thoughts, fears, strengths and weaknesses-than anyone else who has ever lived. And we know about all that from God Himself, and from His perspective. But that's not all. We also know one very important thing for sure-it is God Himself who tells us about David. David was God's man--His heart was after God, and for God. David was serving God as a servant of the Lord for life.
David is the most described man in the Bible for a reason-God has made him our prime Old Testament example of the life of G ...
Series: The Life of David
John Barnett
I Samuel 16:1-13
There are almost three thousand biographical portraits in the Bible. In fact, the Bible is the single greatest source of biographical information from antiquity. There are more different individual from a wider scope of history recorded in God's Word than any other single source in the world.
Most of the lives recorded in the Bible are only mentioned by name, but some are very clearly examined and analyzed by God. Those deeply explained lives give us great reasons to pause and listen to what God may have to say about them. After all He took the time and went to all the effort to capture these portraits for us and then delivered them to us in a forever settled in Heaven book-the Bible.
The Life Most
Noticed by God
So, whose life is considered important to God? Well, who did God chose to write more about than any other single person in the whole history of the world? The answer is the young man we are going to meet this morning.
Please open to Acts 13:22
And when He had removed him, He raised up for them David as king, to whom also He gave testimony and said, 'I have found David the son of Jesse, a man after My own heart, who will do all My will.' NKJV
There are more chapters (141) devoted to the life of David than any other person next to God Himself-in all of His Word. That is a profound truth.
We know more about David's words, thoughts, fears, strengths and weaknesses-than anyone else who has ever lived. And we know about all that from God Himself, and from His perspective. But that's not all. We also know one very important thing for sure-it is God Himself who tells us about David. David was God's man--His heart was after God, and for God. David was serving God as a servant of the Lord for life.
David is the most described man in the Bible for a reason-God has made him our prime Old Testament example of the life of G ...
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