1 Samuel 14 - Part 1

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Jon Courson

Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity, Christianity

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🗓️ 27 June 2024

⏱️ 26 minutes

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1 Samuel 14

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0:00.0	My word is a lamp unto my feet and delight unto my path.
0:20.0	Unto my path.
0:21.0	Unto my pet.
0:29.0	That word is a lamp unto my feet
0:35.0	and a lie unto my pad to my path.
0:45.0	path.
0:48.0	Welcome to Searchlight.
0:50.0	A survey through scripture with Pastor John Corson. It is our desire to bring you a systematic
0:57.0	study of the entire Bible, chapter by chapter, book by book.
1:12.0	Today on searchlight we are going to learn an important lesson on engaging the enemy in battle.
1:12.6	This lesson is found in a story of a man of courage
1:16.4	who was willing to take a risk because of his faith in the Lord.
1:20.9	This story that we are talking about is from 1st Samuel, Chapter 14. It is the story of how
1:27.2	Jonathan chose to move against the enemy in the power of the Lord and by the direction of the Lord.
1:34.0	Let's now join Pastor John as he begins this interesting story.
1:39.0	First Samuel, Chapter 14.
1:42.0	Now it came to pass upon a day or as your margin would say there was a
1:50.0	day or as Grim might phrase it once upon a time. It came to pass upon a day or there was a day or once
1:59.4	upon a time as we get into this story, but it's a true one.
2:04.7	Jonathan, Prince Jonathan, the son of Saul,
2:08.0	said to the young man that bore his armor,
2:11.3	come, let's go up over to the Philistines garrison. That is on the other side.
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