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/The situation at Shiloh/
/1st Sam//UEL// 2:11-36/
/Shilo=means place of rest/
/ /
I.            Samuel’s progress (2:11, 26)
 
·         Samuel ministered unto the LORD
·                     Physical exercise is important
·                     People must be moral (Illus.
Family Mart – Trash)
·                     Children must be taught spiritual truths early in life
·                     /Samuel was becoming great before the Lord //and with men/
II.          the sins of the priesthood (12-17, 22-25)
·         Samuel came in response to a godly mother’s prayer.
·         God had a Divine reason.
·         Jud.
21:25―“In those days Israel had no king; everyone did as he saw fit”
·         This was also true of the priests.
·         *Eli* had lost control of his priestly *sons *
·         *Eli’s sons corrupted Gods* *offering* (12-17)
·         His sons engaged in fornication (22-25)
 
III.
the blessing of Samuel’s family (18-21)
·         Hannah gave *Samuel* to *the Lord*
·         Hannah still loved her son
·         She felt responsible to meet his needs
·         Hannah came yearly to Shiloh to attend to her son.
·         *The Lord* did not forget* Hannah.*
·         God gave Hannah *three sons and two daughters *
·         *God **gives **us **more than we ask**.*
IV.     the rejection of the priesthood (27-36)
·         God rejected the priesthood of Eli and his *sons.*
·         God sends an unnamed *man of God* to Eli
·         His message was to *Eli* and that his priesthood would end
·         WHY?
Because he violated the conditions (vv.
29-33)
·         *God *would *raise up . . .
a faithful priest* (v.
35)
·         Jesus is our High Priest (Ps.
110; Heb.
5:6; Rev. 19:16)
·         The priest represented man to God
·         Christ  sacrificed himself once on the cross four your sins
A.    As a priest Jesus does (3) things
1.      Christ represents the believer- Jesus lives forever
2.      Christ completely saves the believer – Heb 7:25
3.      Christ finished his priestly work(One offering) Heb 10:12
 
Question:
I.              Is Jesus your High Priest?
II.
Do you minter to God?
 
 
      ししき:21:25 そのころ、イスラエルには*王*がなく、めいめいが自分の目に正しいと見えることを行なっていた
      詩篇110:1-6
幸いなことよ。悪者のはかりごとに歩まず、罪人の道に立たず、あざける者の座に着かなかった、その人。まことに、その人は主のおしえを喜びとし、昼も夜もそのおしえを口ずさむ。その人は、水路のそばに植わった木のようだ。時が来ると実がなり、その葉は枯れない。その人は、何をしても栄える。悪者は、それとは違い、まさしく、風が吹き飛ばすもみがらのようだ。それゆえ、悪者は、さばきの中に立ちおおせず、罪人は、正しい者のつどいに立てない。まことに、主は、正しい者の道を知っておられる。しかし、悪者の道は滅びうせる。
      へブル5:6 別の個所で、こうも言われます。「あなたは、とこしえに、メルキゼデクの位に等しい祭司である。」
      黙示録19:16 その着物にも、ももにも、「王の王、主の主。」という名が書かれていた。
      へブル7:25 したがって、ご自分によって神に近づく人々を、完全に救うことがおできになります。キリストはいつも生きていて、彼らのために、とりなしをしておられるからです。
      へブル10:12しかし、キリストは、罪のために一つの永遠のいけにえをささげて後、神の右の座に着き、
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