1 Samuel 2:12–3:21: On the Fat and Fatuous Priests and the Favored and Faithful Prophet (Bible Talk, Ep. 84)

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Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 9 August 2023

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

This passage in 1 Samuel is a yo-yo—or, as Sam likes to call it, a chiasm. It bounces up and down between the unfaithful priests (Eli’s sons) and the faithful prophet Samuel. Listen to the latest episode of Bible Talk with Alex, Jim, and Sam.

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0:00.0	Eli gives him instruction to recognize that this is the Lord speaking to him.
0:07.0	So then in verse 10, the Lord came and stood, calling as at other times, Samuel, and Samuel
0:13.6	said, speak for your servant hears.
0:15.2	And so obviously this repetition of the name, calling of the name two times that reflects Genesis 2211, Abraham Abraham, Genesis 462, Jacob, Exodus 3, 4, Moses Moses.
0:35.5	Welcome to episode 84 of Bible Talk, a podcast brought to by Nine Marks.
0:39.4	Nine Marks exists to help pastors build healthy churches.
0:42.2	For more, you can visit Nine Marks.org.
0:44.0	My name is Alex Duke, and with me are my two friends...
0:47.2	Sam Lomadi.
0:48.0	Jim Hamilton.
0:48.9	Hey, guys. Good to see you.
0:50.0	Good to see you.
0:50.7	Last week, we talked about the opener of First Samuel.
0:54.3	Are you going to note our location?
0:55.3	I will.
0:56.0	Okay, sorry.
0:56.6	Well, fine.
0:57.3	So we're recording on the beaches of Greece, thanks to the generosity of one of you.
1:03.5	That would be awesome.
1:04.5	No, I'm just kidding.
1:05.2	That's purely aspirational.
1:06.4	We are recording in the hollowed office of one Thomas R. Shriner because our normal recording had been
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