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Romans 1, 16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek.
I Samuel 16:1-23.
The Beginning of the Age of Prophets of Israel.
Samuel was a prophet and a priest.
I Samuel 12:22.
1) God provides a king.
a. raah: provides, to see.
1. Genesis 22:4, saw.
2. Genesis 22:8, provide.
3. Genesis 22:13, looked.
4. Genesis 22:14, seen.
2) God’s purpose continues, I Samuel 16:1.
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How and if are not words of faith, I Samuel 16:2.
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There is no how or if to God.
3) God’s principles do not change, I Samuel 16:7.
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The Good Shepherd, John 10:11.
Christ gave His life for the sheep.
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The Great Shepherd, Hebrews 13:20-21.
The Holy Spirit is working in us now.
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The Chief Shepherd, I Peter 5:4.
Christ shall appear.
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