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Netanyahu Says Israel, U.S. In "Full Coordination" As Iran Nuclear Talks Intensify - Worthy Christian News
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Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotional: May 7th
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Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotional: May 7th Morning “Wait on the Lord.” 2 Samuel 5:1-3 David waited seven years and more before he came to the throne of Israel. He reigned meanwhile with great wisdom and justice over that portion of the land which owned his sway, and by his conduct commended himself to general esteem. It was far better to be preparing for the crown than to be plotting to obtain it. 2 Samuel 5:1-3 Thus without David’s having made a single violent grasp at the crown it came to him by general consent. When providence has ripened a blessing for us, it will drop into our lap; but we must not put forth an unholy hand to seize it before the. time. David’s past conduct, and the fact that he was chosen of the Lord could not always be overlooked. Men have bad memories, but in due time they must and shall remember the deservings of those who have done valiantly. The united tribes were right glad to crown the man who was so worthy to wear the diad...
Hantavirus: British ex-police officer isolating in hospital after evacuation from cruise ship | UK News | Sky News
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Suspected Fulani Militants Kill 11 Christians In Nigeria Attacks (Worthy News) - Worthy Christian News
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Israel strikes Beirut for first time since Hezbollah ceasefire - BBC News
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Argentina suspects landfill visit sparked cruise ship hantavirus outbreak | Fox News
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Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotional: May 6th
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Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotional: May 6th Morning “Evil shall slay the wicked.” 2 Samuel 1:1-16 2 Samuel 1:10 The probabilities are that this hypocritical fellow had visited the battle-field for the purpose of plundering the dead, soon after the close of the battle. Either he found Saul dead, or else the monarch’s suicidal wound had not yet ended fatally, and the Amalekite finished the deed. His story was told in the hope of winning the thanks of David and a corresponding reward. The crown and bracelet were worth something, but this adventurer hoped to earn a far higher prize by bringing them to the rival leader. He reckoned cunningly; but little did the Amalekite know that he was not dealing with one like himself but with a man of God. Instead of ingratiating himself for life with the new king, he excited David’s indignation, and, being condemned by his own story, he met with a speedy doom. 2 Samuel 1:11 , 2 Samuel 1:12 The man of God felt no joy in...