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Life hits life.

Tue 30, Jul 25, Read 2CM 23.1-39

David is an anointed man (from a simple shepherd to a great king), an anointed man of God (all fulfillment comes from God), a melodious psalmist; the word of God is on the tongue, rightly ruled; David's kingship reflects the great king to come, Jesus Christ.

And let us see the righteous who lives in the fear of God. He will be like the light of the morning, the light after the rain that makes grass grow. The promise of his life, unlike the unrighteous, is like a thorn that is withdrawn, and is consumed with fire.

And it also mentions the warriors of David, the "three chiefs of the nobles" and the "thirty chiefs of the warriors." These were heroes. How did they begin? They were a group of people who gathered when David fled Saul to the cave of Adullam, some with relatives, some with problems, liabilities, rejected as aliens (1 Sam. 22), even with different backgrounds, but with the same heart, their loyalty to David made them the best warriors who were very successful.

Believing that David's life influenced these soldiers, David led, inspired, led them to find hidden potential, developed them to succeed, and these soldiers also contributed to David's success as a great king.

In our lives, likewise, God has given us those who have inspired, strengthened and created us until we succeed; and who are the loyal and loving soldiers who we stand by, who we will devote our lives to us, who we have admired, how much we have remembered these people, whose names are in our prayers? Let us mention the names of those who have shared the blessings of our lives and pray for them, and send them a message of encouragement.

Credit: Goodwill Church

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