THE REJECTED VESSEL (Par t 4)
Text: 1 Samuel 15
INTRODUCTION:
In the last part of this series, we discovered that the sacrifice
offered in disobedience and unrighteousness is vain and that
rebellion is a terrible sin against God.
Today, as we continue in our studies, may the Lord teach us
and shower His blessings upon us in Jesus Name.
1. WHAT MEN SAY OR WHAT GOD SAYS
Men of the world around you i.e. from your family, office,
neighbourhood, church e.t.c have a lot to say about you and the
law of your God. It is better to hearken to the voice of God rather
than those of men, as men's voice could be misleading and
confusing.
I Sam. 15:24, I Cor. 14:10, I Pet. 1:24-25, Ps. 27:1, Ps. 118:6, Isa.
51:12-13, Prov. 29:25, Jn. 17:14-17, I Jn. 2:15-17, Exo. 23:2,
Acts 4:18-19, Jer. 26:13.
2. WHEN GOD SAYS NO, WHO CAN SAY YES
Our God has the final say. Whenever He says no, no one can say
yes and when He says yes, no one can say no.
However, before God's final “no”, He gives men enough
opportunity for repentance and reconciliation because He is
plenteous in mercy.
I Sam. 15:23, Isa. 46:9-11, Ps. 62:11, Isa. 40:27-29, 14:27, Ps.
103:8, 2 Cor. 1:3-4, 2 Pet. 3:9, I Sam. 15:25, Matt. 27:3, Heb. 3:7-
8, Isa. 1:18.
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