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    our lives we all face trials, hardships and brokenness. Sometimes we have extremely big obstacles we face that seem absolutely impossible to overcome. we have to remember that our God is bigger than any issues we face. The story of David and Goliath comes to mind, David was a boy and through God's anointing he took down a HUGE giant over nine feet tall, named Goliath that no one else would take on! That's faith with just a slingshot and a stone he took down the mighty giant!! Can you imagine?…

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    David was sculpted by Michelangelo which he began working on 1501 and finished in 1504. This sculpture is 518 centimeters (17’ tall) and is made of marble. It was made during the Italian Renaissance. This sculpture is located in the Galleria dell'Accademia in Florence, Italy (Smart History, 2015). This stature was made to represent the biblical hero David, as the title suggests, who fought Goliath (Smart History, 2015). David is a young individual that battles Goliath when his older…

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    guide people through tenacious trials and the tasks humans should accomplish before leaving the earth. The Holy Bible contains the stories of divergent characters, such as Moses, David, and Paul, whose lives manifested the power of God as He worked His will through average men with above average power…

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    Man Of God Meaning

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    close and intimate walk between Elijah and God. Next we look at David. We once again see a man who was far from perfect, but still labeled as a Man of God II Chronicles 8:14, Nehemiah 12:24, 36. As a young man, David, was a simple shepherd who tried to the best of his ability to love God and serve his father. David was soon made a national hero for killing the giant. As well, he kept his integrity during the reign of king Saul. David was subject to failure just like the rest of us. He…

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    As a leader, David was outstanding. God called him a man after His own heart (1 Samuel 13:14) who would be the ruler. As king, it is interesting to note how God described him at various times. For example, in 2 Samuel 3:18, He called him “My servant David.” In 2 Samuel 7:5, he again called him His servant. These terms are repeated in 1 Chronicles 17:4 and 1 Chronicles 17:7. When David turned to God in confession, he described himself as a servant. In each of the above references the term…

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    Just because your at a disadvantage that doesn’t mean you are going to fail, it just means that the task you are meant to accomplish will be rigorous and challenging. Part one of Malcom Gladwell’s book David and Goliath is titled “The Advantages of Disadvantages”. He simply states that in everyday life their will always be something challenging or stressful to conquer. But its up to you if you want to take the time to think of a away to complete the task. This theory shows, but only a portion of…

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    In the beginning was the genesis of creation, where had God moved by his spirit to create the Heavens, Earth, and mankind for a companionship with one of his own image. God wanted a relationship based on freewill for the product of true love. But the free will of mankind resulted in the fall from the grace of God. Because of God’s love, we can see the movement of God throughout history to reconcile the relationship between God and mankind back into right standing. The movement shows a trajectory…

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    become a sense of deserving recognition, perks and service without having to work for them. Goodall gives the example of why King David would settle for a one-night stand with Bathsheba. David believe he deserved her. Perhaps David thought, “I’m the king, I can do anything I want, and I’ve earned the right. I am entitled to this.”12 However, the results were devastating for David, Bathsheba, Uriah and their descendants. In fact, Goodall points out that entitlement does not just affect the leader…

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    Solomon's Disobedience

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    During the time of Samuel, why did the people of Israel desire a king? Saul, David, and Solomon are the most well-known kings of Israel, and the common attribute that each king either excelled in or struggled with was obedience. Obedience is what God asked from each king; unfortunately, not every king obeyed the commands of the Lord. Originally, they were not supposed to a king, but the people of Israel did not trust God and wanted to follow other nations. Samuel at the time was getting old and…

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    In the “Death on the Nile of Agatha Christie, Linnet, a young, beautiful, charming and rich lady is used by the “author to demonstrate the combined power of love and money. As the main character in this novel, Linnet’s role is very crucial. She shows her interest to take Jacqueline’s boyfriend using her intensive love and money. She thinks that she has power over everything and everybody because she is rich and beautiful. In addition, she thinks that she is too good for everyone.…

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