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Session 5 Video

Session 5 covers the Battle of Aphek to the Battle of Ebenezer. God blesses all who repent.

Session 5

Adventures of the Ark (1 Samuel 4-7)

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https://content.lessons.church/files/study/gMDTe5fJdQL/oI0bBoVg0M7/1 Samuel (Michael DeFazio) 2020.pdf?dt=1661521083821

Michael DeFazio (New Testament & Hermeneutics Professor at Ozark Christian College) will walk you through the book of 1 Samuel. See God’s people transition between the time of the judges and the time of the kings. Remember God's call to obey and his ability to bring good from pain.

1 Samuel

 Michael DeFazio dissects 1 Samuel, highlighting God's people's transition from judges to kings, and God's capacity to derive good from pain.

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**Events in Order:**

- Battle of Aphek (4:1-11)

  - Ark vs Philistines (repentance) (5:1-6:16)

  - Ark vs Israelites (repentance) (6:17-7:2)

- Samuel officially in (7:2-6)

- Battle of Ebenezer (7:7-17)

**What do we hear?**

- God will not be ______________________ by us.

- God does not ______________________ us.

- God blesses ______________________ who repent.

**Who else do we see?**

- Victory from apparent defeat –

- Taking upon himself the judgment for sin –

**Questions for Reflection and Discussion:**

- Choose one or two of the events from this portion of 1 Samuel to go back and read. What do you notice this time through that adds to the picture? What other questions are raised?

- Looking back at your journey with God and faith, when have you approached God as someone whose job was to help you succeed? Have you repented of this mentality?

- How might you be treating God like this right now?

- How does it make you feel that God does not need you? In what way is this a necessary conviction if we are going to serve him without doing damage to our souls?
- In your own words, articulate where we see Jesus in this portion of the story?

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