This is a sermon comparing an upright walk with a perverted walk.
God shows through Job that what really matters is how things turn out in the end.
David is not a perfect man, but he is God’s man. He fails to bring the ark up on the first attempt, but makes it right and is able to deliver the ark of God to the city of Jerusalem.
Even in the Old Testament, much of the relationship between God and His people was based on love. God definitely loved them and they were expected to respond to Him in like kind. Yet, as today, when they began to waver from the Lord, God started getting their second-best. They gave Him the leftovers.
We will look at Bethlehem as a type of God’s supply for the hungry in five different incidents in the Bible.
