1 Samuel 19 - Part 2

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Jon Courson

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

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🗓️ 16 July 2024

⏱️ 26 minutes

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1 Samuel 19

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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 by book.
1:06.2	How would you react if someone that you loved and honored was trying to kill you?
1:11.2	That is the position that David finds himself in in our story in 1st Samuel 19.
1:17.0	On our last program we saw that David was continuing to be obedient and submitted to God as well as King Saul, but he is still having a bit of
1:26.2	difficulty. That bit of difficulty is that Saul continues to fly into jealous rages and tries to kill him.
1:34.0	But God is protecting David through the use of four different entities,
1:38.0	and each one of these is a picture of how God also protects us.
1:43.0	On our last program, John shared with us that the first way that God protects David and us
1:49.0	is the pleading of the son.
1:51.0	Saul's son Jonathan pleaded to the father on David's behalf.
1:55.6	This is just like Jesus, the son who pleaded to the father on our behalf.
2:01.2	Let's now join Pastor John as we see additional ways that David and us are
2:06.0	protected from our enemy. That leads us to the second entity in our story that's
2:12.4	going to save David's life.
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