~1 min.Introduction
... Not only had Israel failed under the old covenant, and rejected God (1. Sam. 8:7), so that God was no longer their king; but even after grace had ...
~2 min.Ambition
towardthemark.org · ... given to the children of Israel when they rejected God's rule under Samuel (1. Sam. 8:5). They desired a King to reign over them - "like all the ...
Position:Toward the Mark #12
~3 min.Introduction
... Judg. 21:25). "They have rejected me, that I should not reign over them" (1. Sam. 8:7). In the book of Ruth we see the Christ, the Redeemer, ...
~4 min.What is the Evil Spirit sent to Saul?
patternsoftruth.org · ... their desire for a king so as to be "like all the nations" (1. Sam. 8:5). That is, they were unsatisfied with the government that the LORD had ...
Keywords:evil spirit; david; saul
~5 min.His Birth
biblecentre.org · ... of this God - given child. (See 1. Sam. 7:5; 8:6; 12:19,23; 15:11). And, dear fellow believer, shall not these ...
~6 min.First and Second Book of Kings
biblecentre.org · ... started again. The first period ended with the people's rejection of Jehovah (1. Sam. 8:7) and in the second period Israel had to be rejected of God ( ...
~6 min.The King and His Kingdom
towardthemark.org · ... made clear that they had not rejected Samuel but had rejected Him (1. Sam. 8:7). The people's king, Saul, proved a disaster but then God anointed His ...
Position:Toward the Mark #54
~8 min.Thy Kingdom!
towardthemark.org · ... Israel, "they have rejected me, that I should not reign over them" (1. Sam. 8:7). As we have seen, Solomon sat upon the throne of Jehovah, for God had ...
Position:Toward the Mark #85
~57 min.A Scriptural Inquiry respecting the Lord's Supper and the Lord's Table.
biblecentre.org · ... than resort to human expediency, which would be rebellion (read Ex. 32:1; 1. Sam. 8:5). (b) TILL WHAT EVENT? How cheering to the loving heart ...
~61 min.The First Book Of Samuel
biblecentre.org · ... in thy ways, now make us a king to judge us like all nations" (1. Sam. 8:5). With this the crisis is reached. A king is demanded and the Lord grants ...
