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Two Mistakes of Saul
1 Samuel 13:8-14; 15:23
Saul knew who he was, but forgot who he wasn’t
King was prohibited to do priests job
Jesus can do His job and yours, you can only do yours
When we don’t wait, our flesh becomes our partner instead of our slave
With flesh we always want to speed things up, we actually slow them down
When Saul quit, Samuel came
10 days of waiting drove 380 people away, Holy Spirit came
The delay of the king drove 5 foolish virgins to go to the store, King came
Priest is coming
Samuel is coming to do his job
Sick man at the pool of Bethesda, where will you go?
Will leaving cure your sickness?
Saul was Israel’s king, but God was not Saul’s king
When God’s word has no place in your life, what you had dominion over will have dominion over you
The way you treat God’s word, is the way God will treat you
It’s not enough to read the Bible; to feed off of it…it’s a bread of life…find delight
We don’t reject God’s word we replace it (Adam’s story)
When you get fired as a king, Satan hires you as a slave
Saul couldn’t fight battles because he wasn’t a king no more
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