First Samuel 25 Anger and Restraint - Revision history

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‎Offended (13-22)

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‎Judgement

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‎Diffusion

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‎Offended

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‎Introducing Nabal (v. 2-12))

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‎Introducing Nabal

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 *How do you respond when someone treats you poorly?
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 ====Summary====
   David is livid. We see David preparing to go to battle with Nabal and his household.  David is prepared to slaughter the people in his anger.

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 *What might have happened had David killed Nabal and his household?
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 ====Summary====
   God is the judge and God can take care of judging people for the wrongs they have done.
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 *Should you hope that God brings judgement on your enemies?
 **Note Luke 9:51-56, Jesus rebukes his disciples for wanting to bring down the wrath of God.  There are times in which we may get angry but that does not mean we should be hateful or vengeful.
 =Conclusion=

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 *Why is it important that we slow down and think about things when we are angry?
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 ====Summary====
   Abigail in an act of great wisdom moves to slow David down and asks him to consider the consequences.  Abigail recognizes that to act out of anger would be wrong.

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 *How do you respond when someone treats you poorly?
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 ====Summary====
   David is livid. We see David preparing to go to battle with Nabal and his household.  David is prepared to slaughter the people in his anger.

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 Before David ever became King he spent some time on the run. If you have ever watched a western with the band of outlaws you can think of this period of David's life as his outlaw period.  King Saul was afraid that David would take the throne from his family and in response Saul chased David through the countryside.  In one scene of our western David is going to have to deal with a wealthy landowner Nabal.
-==Introducing Nabal (v. 2-12))==
+==Introducing Nabal (v. 2-12)==
 ====Summary:====
   In the first 12 verses of the passage we are introduced to a wealthy man, Nabal and a problem, David and his men were on the run and running low on supplies. We are presented with a start contrast, the evil of Nabal and the wisdom of Abigail. We see the stage set for a significant conflict between David and this man.

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 ==Offended==
 ===The Initial Reaction (v. 13-17)===
 *How did David respond to Nabal's answer?
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 *According to verses 20-22, what had David, in his anger, decided to do?
 **In his anger David had decided to kill Nabal and all the males in his house.
 ==Diffusion==
 ===The Humble Response (v.23-27)===
 *What actions did Abigail take that indicate humility in her approach to diffusing the situation?
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 **Abigail wants David to have a clear conscience
 **Abigail wants notes that David should not try to work his own salvation.
 ==Judgement==
 ===The Judge (v.38-39)===
 *According to verses 38 and 19, who judges Nabal?
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 *How does God bless David?
 **God provides David with a wife.
 =Conclusion=

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 *What do verses 15 and 16 teach us about what David had done for Nabal?
 **The verses indicate that David and his men had provided special protection for Nabal and his estate.
 ==Offended==
 ===The Initial Reaction (v. 13-17)===

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 Before David ever became King he spent some time on the run. If you have ever watched a western with the band of outlaws you can think of this period of David's life as his outlaw period.  King Saul was afraid that David would take the throne from his family and in response Saul chased David through the countryside.  In one scene of our western David is going to have to deal with a wealthy landowner Nabal.
 ==Introducing Nabal==
 ===The Man (v. 2-3)===
 *According to verse 2, was Nabal a wealthy man?