In the midst of this story of warfare we find an interesting story about a man. In this man we will see many of the same characteristics of our own lives.
This chapter deals with the dangerous consequences of pride and the need for humility concerning self and praise and admiration toward the greatness of God. Nebuchadnezzar tells the story as a personal testimony. He tells how the most powerful man in the world (himself) was brought low in a moment by God, and how he was restored to his former position—though as a wiser man than before.
The Israelites were determined to have a king like all the nations and God had granted their request.
Samuel’s rule as judge was not without its problems. His sons fell short of Samuel’s example and the people demanded a king.
College Notes of David Reagan as taught in Scripture Baptist College. These notes cover the doctrine of the Bible.
