(GOD)He Is Real and The Blood Still Works

1 Samuel 2:1

1 Samuel 2:1 NASB95

1 Then Hannah prayed and said, “My heart exults in the Lord; My horn is exalted in the Lord, My mouth speaks boldly against my enemies, Because I rejoice in Your salvation.

Prayed-

Is the pass statement that Hannah had faithful conversation with God.

Faith is Hebrews 11:1

Hebrews 11:1 (NLT) 1 Faith shows the reality of what we hope for; it is the evidence of things we cannot see.

Exults-

Hannah rejoice in God! Why because he showed her who he is through what he did for her.

Note from me: Can you let God have His way in answering your prayer? OR is your way the only way it will work for you.

Enemies-

Conflicts, is the battle of trusting and believing in God or not. Comes by the challenges we face

Salvation-

Those who receive salvation become God’s children (John 1:12–13)

1 Samuel 2:2

1 Samuel 2:2 NASB95

2 “There is no one holy like the Lord, Indeed, there is no one besides You, Nor is there any rock like our God.

Holy

God is known for his holiness (Psalm 93:5) God cannot tolerate sin (Isaiah 59:2) God uses his Word to make us holy (John 17:17) Christians should try to be holy (1 Peter 1:15) God is worthy of praise because he is holy (Revelation 4:8)

Indeed-

in•deed \in-ˈdēd\ adverb 14th century 1: without any question: TRULY, UNDENIABLY: We have to be convinced of who God is!

1 Samuel 2:3

1 Samuel 2:3 NASB95

3 “Boast no more so very proudly, Do not let arrogance come out of your mouth; For the Lord is a God of knowledge, And with Him actions are weighed.

Boast-

To speak of deeds, abilities, or characteristics in a manner showing pride or self-satisfaction.

Arrogance-

 conceit, self-importance, egotism, sense of superiority; mocking

Knowledge-

Knowledge. Observation and recognition of objects within the range of one’s senses; acquaintance of a personal nature which includes a response of the knower. The word “know” or “knowledge” occurs more than 1600 times in the Bible. The specific connotation of the word group provides insight into the basic messages of both OT and NT. In the OT Genesis introduces the concept of “knowledge.” The “tree of knowledge of good and evil” is definitely more than intellectual apprehension or insight into moral values. Violation of the specific prohibition introduces the first couple to the intimate acquaintance with the nature of sin. The Hebrew view of man is one of differentiated totality-heart, soul, and mind are so interrelated that they cannot be separated. “To know” thus involves the whole being and is not simply an action of eye or mind. The heart is sometimes identified as the organ of knowledge (cf. Ps 49:3; Is 6:10). The implication is that knowledge involves both will and emotions

Weighed-

WE̱IGHED, pp. Examined by the scales; having the weight