So here’s the view modern Literary Critics take towards the books of Samuel and Kings. They claim at least 2 different writers with 2 competing and opposite agendas wrote these books. Why do they make these assertions? Because when one reads these books you’ll come across what seems to be two contradictory God-patterns at play […]
1S8-1: Why Literary Criticism Is A Bunch Of Academic BOGUS HOGWASH!
Today we begin 1 Samuel Chapter 8. For the Complete Jewish Bible, click HERE. For the King James Version, click HERE. Chapter 8 of 1st Samuel represents a turning point in our study of the Scriptures. At this stage, Israel is undergoing a major transformation in its national and redemptive history. This portion of the […]
1S7-19: Those Who Trust In Man During Times Of Distress Will Regret It
“Sh’mu’el continued in office as judge of Isra’el as long as he lived. Year by year he would travel in a circuit that included Beit-El, Gilgal and Mitzpah; and in all these places he served as judge over Israel. Then he would return to Ramah, because that’s where his home was, and he would judge […]
1S7-18: Why You May Have To Leave Your Family In Order To Fulfill God’s Plans For Your Life
“Sh’muel continued in office as judge of Israel as long as he lived. Year by year he would travel in a circuit that included Beit-El, Gilgal and Mitzpah; and in all these places he served as judge over Israel.”-1 Samuel 7:15-16 Samuel was the first leader to extend his authority over all Israel since Joshua. […]
1S7-17: How Scripture Helps Us To Understand Politics
Besides spiritual nourishment, do you know what other area of life the Scriptures give us clarity in? The answer is politics. One principle in particular that is well fleshed out is the idea that “the enemy of my enemy is my friend”. We see this political principle play out in 1 Samuel between the Amorites […]
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