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MARCH 8, 1924
I leaped over a wall.—2 Samuel!
This is God's way always. When the [and 0t Gilead’ so “m” Saul.‘
him. Then Saul wanted to kill
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, ‘i MARCH 12 own way and take the couseqll- ed me Mldiumem the victory‘ because know“, with. w“ w be “us? .1‘ l; 9111191 Samuel had sent Saul word to out knowing anything 01 11111 11*‘ How did the people know that
THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT is
love, joy, peace. longsuffering, cause they wanted a king that God
It cannot have been merely be- Wu" m, mm m, seven d”; Thin
was evidently a test of Saul's
gentleness, goodness, faith, meek- condemned theiraction, because obedience. ‘or 5a“; mum no; hoip
ness, temperance: against such Moses had spoken of the probabil- ~tbere is no law.—Gal 5: 22, 23. ity that they would sometime want a king and had given them instruc-
seeing that every day he waited his situation was getting 111019 110119- lggguflllt it was quite hopeless any
MARCH 13 tions about their king, implying w‘, "mo" god wouid hoin him,
that the desire to have a king was
and if he wanted God's help he
l!‘ YE FULFIL the royal law ac-'qulte legitimate. In fact the mon- must obey goi-L 5o ho woitod, hut
cording to the Scripture. Thou archial form of government seems shalt love thy neighbor as thyself to have been better adapted to the ye do well: but if ye have respect condition and needs of the people to persons, ye commit sin, and are than a series of military leaders, convinced of the law as transgres- Blldd9111Y 811d 1111939991901!’ 1615911 lors.—Janles 2:8, 9. l0 DOW91-
MARCH 14 vantage in that it created a nation . out of a dozen tribes which had l NEW COMMANDMENT lglve been practically independent of unto you, That ye love one nhotheffinch other- Even when the nation jg i have loved you, thnt yo uintfbecame divided into two separate love one another. By this shall all 11101151911198. there was more stab- men know that ye one my dinoipiog, ility and cohesion than there bad if ye have love one to anothel~-— been under any 01 1119 11111899, 81> John 13:34, 35. 1111191111)’-
MARCH 15 saw in the action of the people a - lack of faith in Him, an unwilling- ness to trust His guidance, and a
the seventh day grew toward even- ing and Samuel had not appeared. so'in desperation Saul offered a sacrifice himself. That was a pro- fanation of the sacrifice, for the law was very explicit that none but
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Then Samuel came. and he told Saul that by that act he had for- felted the Kingdom.
In the meantime bands of the
Philistines were raiding the coun- try in all directions, collecting all the spoil they could find, and no one dared resist them. But at last Jonathan, who bad begun the war,
1! 1B evident. however. that God thought he must do something and
hoped that God would help him; so with only his armor bearer he started out to see what God would
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edwith him and the whole situa- tion was transformed in a day. The very powerful host of the enemy was utterly overthrown and scat- tered, and the Israelites were dc-
Long afterwards, when e’ peo- livcred from subjection to them.
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But this victory seems to have restored Soul's courage and V1801‘- for we read next that he ‘T008111 against all his enemies on every side, and whitbersoever he turned himself be vexed them." (1 391-11- 14147, 48.)
Soon after the Israelites had left Egypt, when they were in the wil- derness, the Amalekltes had at- ‘tacked them from behind cutting ‘off any stragglers; although they ‘must have known that the Israeli- tes were under God's protection. for God had delivered them ‘from Egypt and enabled them to cross the sea on dry land. And for that reason God condemned the Amale ites to utter destruction. But, as in the case of the Amooites. He wait- ed many generations before execu- ting , the sentence, giving them plenty of time to repent if they wouldf But now the time had ,como and God commanded Saul to go and destroy theln- (See Ex. 18:14-16; Deut. 25:17-19; 1 Sam. 1521-3, and Gen. 16:13.16.)
This was the final test of Soul's
obedience and again he failed. He was willing enough, no doubt, to go and win another victory but be would not do the work of desfruo fion thoroughly as God had com- mended. And Samuel told him again that he bad forfeited the Klllgdom- (See 1 Sam. 13: 13,14. and 15:28, 29.) _ This knowledge seems to have put an end to Saui's religion. From that time forward we hear no good of him. The change in his charac- ter is noted by the remark that "The Spirit of the Lord departed from Saul and an evil spirit from the Lord troubled him. (1 Sam. 16: i.)
The" cvil ‘spirit is said to have been from the Lord" because goo permitted it to trouble Saul. He permitted it because Soul's heart was in rebellion against God's re- jection of him. And the evil spirit would in fact serve God's purpose, 111111011811 it had no such object in view. but was working in accord. 1133-1311111 gift-l 20w: evil, nature.
. : o : , 1 ; 31. 32.) and Luke 22
God allows the Devil and his em tirilsaries to test men, to um mom “at men may learn to know them. chairs and the weak polilts in their readflctetr- But God always slam-lg so kYm ° 5119118lhen those who
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roubled his mind. but Saul would not see that the trouble was o‘ M“ °w11 11111111118 because it Swans from his rebelliousnoss. Anil when David had boldly faced and killed the giant whom he had not , he beca i Jealous of David and ldniaevollsftllnfllz , . ,l'est of his life chiefly to oiioris to kill David. And in the end he got
qualities Dfllifed- Since then she has taken 11111 I vltch. and then killed him-
self. Wlly did this man who boon“ o.
favor fail so miserably to liva up 110 1119 Dromise of his earlier years? I He‘ lacked stability of character iblwlllfle he had no higher aim than to advance his own interests. He 11111 11.01 love God and lie lwas- not striving to please God. His first Iuccessses made him vain and Davids successes made him isn-
hatred to David. and he tried for NIH to catch David to kill him. Vanity or bride is the secret source of sin in the hurt of men. It is the little rift within the into
ons- Then his heart. was filled with long
God had chosen Saul to be king’! He was chosen by lot. (1 311111- 10¢ 19—-24-)
What did Saul do when he learn- ed that the lrius 01' 11111 1111111111111‘ tea lwas going to put out the ey911 of the people of Jabeshf '
What was the name of B91115 0111- est son?
When Saul and all the lleole were in terror because a hi8 army 01 Philistiues bad invaded the land. what did Jonathan do? (See l Sam. 14:6—_l5.)
How did Saul spoil the victory which Jonathan had 811111911?
What did Samuel command Saul to do to the Amalekltes?
When Saul did not do all that God had commanded. W118! 11111 Samuel say? (1 Sam. 15:22, 23.)
Samuel loved Saul and was 811911- ed that God had relectod him. but God told blm to stop grieving and to anoint another man to be king. Who was the other man? Did Samuel choose David himself? (See 1 Sam. 16:8, 7.)
Why did God choose David? Be- cause He could see David's secret thoughts and knew that David lov- ed Hlm very much. - (See Acts 13: 22 and Psalm 42:1, 2.)
What was Saul's chief desire dllring the later years of ills reign‘!
How did ._ David escape from Saul?
Who came up out of the ground to speak to Saul. alld what did he say? '
How did Salli (lie?
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